Reagan County, Texas Property Guide 2026
Search a Reagan County Property, Mineral Account or Tax Balance and Use the Correct Big Lake Office
Find a Big Lake residence, ranch tract, business account, oil-and-gas lease, mineral interest, utility property or industrial account; verify the correct appraisal record; review 2026 value information; locate the tract on the interactive map; and choose the right exemption, protest, deed-record or tax-payment route.
Reagan County uses separate appraisal and tax-collection portals. The CAD portal already offers tax year 2026 for appraisal research, while the County Tax Office portal currently displays certified collection years through 2025.
Official districtReagan County Appraisal District
Chief AppraiserJacquelyn Botello, RPA
CAD phone325-884-3275
CAD emailreagancad@verizon.net
CAD address409 2nd St., Big Lake
Quick Answer: Which Reagan County Office Handles Your Task?
Use Reagan CAD forAppraisal searches, 2026 values, ownership shown on the appraisal roll, exemptions, agricultural appraisal, renditions, maps, online protests and appraisal evidence.
Use the County Tax Office forCertified property-tax balances and payments, tax receipts, delinquent-year questions, tax-rate worksheets, vehicle title and registration, and voter registration.
Use the County Clerk forDeeds, deeds of trust, liens, releases, easements, plats, mineral instruments, recorded-document copies and online Official Public Records.
Do not mix the portals: Reagan CAD’s appraisal search offers tax year 2026. The separate Reagan County Tax Office portal currently offers collection years 2025 through 2016. A 2026 appraisal value is not the same thing as a final 2026 tax bill.
Start Here: Choose the Exact Reagan County Property Result You Need
Find a residence or parcelSearch the CAD by owner, Owner ID, Property ID, address, Geo ID, legal description, abstract or subdivision.
Find a mineral or lease accountSelect MINERAL, then search by lease name, lease number, owner, agent, Property ID or legal information.
Review a 2026 appraisalUse the CAD portal, separate market value from taxable value, and remember the latest posted certified rolls are for 2025.
Apply for an exemptionUse the official CAD forms page, attach the required identity or eligibility evidence, and mail the complete application to P.O. Box 8.
File or manage a protestCreate or sign in to the online protest account, request a PIN when needed, and follow the deadline printed on the appraisal notice.
Search or pay property taxesUse reagancountytax.org, match the certified tax account, review every open year and save the receipt.
Jump Directly to Your Reagan County Property Task
Reagan County’s Two Official Property Systems
APPRAISAL YEARS: 2026–2017
Reagan CAD Property Search
Use this system to research appraisal ownership, property characteristics, market value, exemptions, mineral or personal-property classification, protest status and map identifiers.
TAX COLLECTION YEARS: 2025–2016
Reagan County Tax Office Search
Use this system to find certified tax accounts, show only properties with tax due, review base tax due and complete supported payment actions.
Search the 2026 appraisal
Verify owner, lease or parcel
Use 2025 certified tax account
Save filing or payment proof
Why the years differ: Appraisal work occurs before taxing units adopt current-year rates and before the Tax Office creates the final current-year tax levy. In August 2026, proposed and adopted rate information is still part of the Truth-in-Taxation process.
How to Search Reagan County CAD Property Records
Open the official CAD website.Go to Reagan County Appraisal District. The search interface appears on the official domain.
Select tax year 2026.Choose an earlier year only when comparing values, ownership, exemptions, leases or property classification over time.
Choose the property type.Select REAL for land and buildings, PERSONAL for business assets, or MINERAL for oil-and-gas and related mineral accounts.
Use the basic keyword field first.Enter the owner in LASTNAME FIRSTNAME format, an Owner ID, Property ID or address.
Search by owner when the parcel is unknown.Use the owner tab and start with the surname. Remove punctuation, middle names, trust wording and suffixes when no result appears.
Search by property for land or a lease.Use Property ID, Geo ID, street fields, legal description, abstract, subdivision, lease name or lease number.
Use All Criteria for difficult accounts.Combine property and owner fields carefully, but add one criterion at a time so an overly strict combination does not hide a valid result.
Use Advanced Search for specialized research.Search previous owner, current owner, street, legal description, volume, page, deed date, file number, abstract, tract, lot, block or survey.
Open every plausible account.One owner can have separate real-estate, mineral, utility, industrial, business-personal-property and tax accounts.
Save the complete record.Keep a dated PDF or printout before filing an exemption, requesting a correction, protesting, buying or paying.
REALHomes, lots, ranch acreage, commercial land and buildings.
PERSONALBusiness equipment, inventory, machinery and income-producing assets.
MINERALOil-and-gas leases, mineral interests and related accounts.
Local search advantage: Reagan CAD’s advanced search includes deed volume, deed page, deed date and file number fields. Those fields can help connect an appraisal account with a County Clerk instrument when the owner name alone is not enough.
Five Fields to Match Before Using a Reagan CAD Result
Property ID or AccountMatch the notice, statement or prior record.
Parcel / SequenceConfirm the specific appraisal entry.
Geo ID or LegalConnect the record with land and map data.
Owner / LeaseVerify the person, entity or mineral lease.
Property TypeConfirm real, personal or mineral.
Oil-and-gas warning: A surface owner, mineral owner, royalty owner, working-interest owner and operator may appear under different records. Never assume the surface appraisal account includes every mineral interest.
Reagan CAD Search Problems and Practical Fixes
| Problem | Try This | What to Confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Full owner name returns no result | Use LASTNAME FIRSTNAME or only the surname. | The account may use initials, a trust, estate, company or former owner. |
| Recent buyer is not displayed | Search the seller or prior owner, then compare the deed. | Appraisal ownership can lag a recorded transfer. |
| Big Lake address fails | Use street number and main street name only. | Directions, suffixes or mailing wording may differ. |
| Rural tract has no useful address | Use owner, Property ID, Geo ID, abstract, survey, tract or legal description. | The appraisal situs may not be a postal address. |
| Mineral record is missing | Select MINERAL and search lease name, lease number, owner, agent and Property ID separately. | The operator and mineral owner may use different account names. |
| Only the surface parcel appears | Run a separate MINERAL search and search the lease. | Surface and subsurface interests are not the same appraisal record. |
| Business equipment is missing | Select PERSONAL and search the legal business name, DBA, agent or asset location. | Mailing and physical locations can differ. |
| Tax balance does not match CAD | Move to reagancountytax.org and search the certified account. | The CAD system and tax-collection system serve different stages and years. |
“I am trying to identify the correct Reagan County account. The owner, operator or lease is ______, the property is near ______, and my notice, deed or statement shows ______. Can you confirm whether I need a real, personal or mineral account and provide the correct Property ID or account number?”
How to Read a Reagan County Appraisal Record
| Record Field | Plain-English Meaning | What to Check |
|---|---|---|
| Parcel ID / Sequence | The parcel and sequence used within the appraisal software. | Match the exact record when an owner has several entries. |
| Account | The formatted appraisal or tax account reference. | Use the complete account on correspondence and payments. |
| Owner ID | An identifier linked to an owner record. | One Owner ID may connect to several properties. |
| Geo ID | A geographic identifier associated with the parcel. | Copy every character before using the map. |
| Property type | REAL, PERSONAL or MINERAL classification. | Search each relevant type separately. |
| Legal description | Lot, block, tract, abstract, survey or lease information. | Compare with deed, lease, title and survey documents. |
| Owner / lease / operator | The name used for the specific appraisal record. | Surface, mineral, royalty and operating interests may differ. |
| Land homesite / non-homesite | Land value separated by use and exemption context. | Verify acreage, land class and homesite area. |
| Improvement value | Value assigned to houses, shops, tanks, offices or other structures. | Size, age, quality, condition, use and removed improvements. |
| Market value | The district’s January 1 estimate before exemptions and limitations. | Compare with property-specific sales, income, condition and characteristics. |
| Taxable value | The value remaining for a taxing unit after applicable relief. | Taxable value can differ among the county, city, school, hospital and water entities. |
| Base tax due | A tax-system field showing the base amount due before some later charges or adjustments. | Confirm the total payoff directly with the Tax Office for delinquent accounts. |
Reagan County Property Status in August 2026
Current distinction: Reagan CAD offers a 2026 appraisal-search year, but its public Data and Records page currently lists 2025 as the newest certified real, personal and mineral appraisal rolls. The County Tax Office search also currently runs through 2025.
2026 appraisal searchUse Reagan CAD to inspect current-year appraisal information and property classification.
2025 certified rollsUse the Data and Records page when a certified real, personal or mineral roll is required.
2026 tax-rate seasonProposed and adopted rate information is updated during August and September through Texas property-tax transparency systems.
Do not estimate a final bill from appraisal value alone: The final 2026 tax depends on certified taxable value, exemptions, ceilings or limitations, each applicable taxing unit’s adopted rate and any proration or account-specific adjustment.
How to Use the Reagan CAD Interactive Map
Search the appraisal account first.Copy the Property ID, Geo ID, parcel, legal description, owner and acreage.
Open the official map.Use the Reagan CAD Interactive Map.
Search the strongest location field.Try Geo ID or Property ID before relying on a rural address.
Compare the legal description.Match lot, block, tract, abstract or survey data with the saved property record.
Check adjoining parcels.Large ranches, industrial sites and oilfield operations may involve several surface accounts.
Do not use the map to prove mineral ownership.Mineral title, depth, royalty and lease rights require deed, lease, title and legal review.
Save a map view.Keep the map with the appraisal record, deed, survey, lease and protest evidence.
Boundary warning: Appraisal GIS is a tax-administration and general-location tool. It is not a legal survey, title opinion, mineral-ownership report, easement determination or guarantee of a fence or well location.
Reagan County Mineral, Utility and Industrial Accounts
Reagan CAD states that mineral, utility and industrial accounts are appraised for the district by Pritchard & Abbott, Inc. Real estate and business personal property are appraised locally by the district.
Select MINERAL firstFiltering the property type prevents a surface residence or ranch account from hiding the mineral account you need.
Search the lease separatelyTry lease name, lease number, operator, owner, agent and Property ID in separate searches.
Match ownership percentageA mineral record may represent only one owner’s fractional interest rather than the entire producing property.
Compare tax yearsProduction, price, decline, ownership and account changes can produce major year-to-year differences.
Check every taxing entityCounty, school, hospital, city and water-district coverage can differ by location and property type.
Use deed and lease recordsCAD ownership is not a complete mineral-title history. Search County Clerk instruments and obtain professional title review when needed.
| Mineral Issue | Evidence to Gather | Next Action |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong owner or decimal interest | Recorded deed, probate, division order, transfer documents and ownership statement. | Contact the appraisal office and mineral appraiser with the exact account. |
| Lease name does not match | Lease, operator statement, Railroad Commission identifier and prior tax record. | Search lease number, operator and owner separately. |
| Value changed sharply | Production history, price data, decline information, expenses and comparable account facts. | Request the district’s appraisal evidence and preserve the protest deadline. |
| Surface owner receives mineral notice | Deed reservations, title documents and correspondence showing separated ownership. | Ask which record or owner ID caused the notice. |
| Several small accounts exist | Complete owner search, lease list and all Property IDs. | Review and pay each account separately; do not assume one payment clears all interests. |
Ranch, Acreage and Rural Property Checks
Match each surface tractCompare abstract, survey, tract and acreage with the deed. One ranch operation can include several appraisal accounts.
Separate surface and mineralsSurface ownership, lease rights, mineral ownership and production accounts are different legal and appraisal questions.
Check land classificationVerify homesite, non-homesite and productivity acreage rather than relying only on total acreage.
Review improvementsConfirm residences, barns, shops, tanks, offices and other improvements for size, condition and use.
Check water-district coverageSanta Rita UWCD, Reagan County WSD and limited Glasscock UWCD coverage can affect the taxing-unit list.
Document access and conditionUse surveys, road or easement records, photographs, repair estimates and maps for factual disputes.
Reagan County Homestead and Property-Tax Exemptions
Exemption applications are filed with Reagan CAD. The district’s forms page states that homestead applications must include the applicant’s driver’s license or other information required by the Texas Property Tax Code, and an affidavit may be required in certain situations.
| Exemption or Relief | Who May Qualify | What to Prepare |
|---|---|---|
| General residence homestead | An owner who occupies the home as the principal residence. | Application, ownership and occupancy dates, driver’s license or required identity/address evidence. |
| Age 65 or older | A qualifying owner who is at least 65. | Residence-homestead application and age evidence if requested. |
| Disabled person | An owner meeting the statutory disability requirements. | Application and supporting disability evidence. |
| Disabled veteran or survivor | A veteran or qualifying survivor meeting the applicable rating and residence rules. | VA rating, marital or survivor documents and the correct form. |
| Inherited residence homestead | A qualifying heir-property owner who occupies the home. | Affidavit, death certificate, utility bill and available probate or heirship documents. |
| Business personal property exemption | Taxable personal property totaling $125,000 or less in a taxing unit, subject to the 2026 law and account facts. | Accurate asset and location records; verify how the exemption appears by taxing unit. |
Current statewide school exemptions: A Texas school district must provide a $140,000 general residence-homestead exemption. A qualifying owner age 65 or older or disabled receives an additional mandatory $60,000 school exemption. Local-option exemptions vary by taxing unit.
Search the correct REAL account.Confirm owner, Property ID, situs, legal description and current exemptions.
Open the official forms page.Use Reagan CAD Downloadable Forms.
Select the exact application.Choose the homestead, disabled-veteran or other prescribed form that matches the requested relief.
Attach required proof.Include the driver’s-license copy and any age, disability, veteran, survivor, heirship or ownership documents that apply.
Mail the completed package.Use Reagan County Appraisal District, P.O. Box 8, Big Lake, TX 76932-0008, unless the form provides another authorized route.
Keep delivery proof and verify approval.Save the submitted application and confirm the exemption on the appraisal and tax records.
Agricultural and Wildlife Appraisal in Reagan County
Agricultural appraisal is a special valuation based on qualifying agricultural use and productivity. It is not automatically granted because a parcel is large, rural, leased, fenced or located outside Big Lake.
Use history mattersPrepare records showing the land’s qualifying agricultural use during the required history period.
Degree of intensity mattersThe operation must meet local standards for the land and agricultural activity.
Every acre must be explainedSeparate homesite, roads, oilfield use, non-qualified areas and qualified acreage.
Leases need supportKeep signed grazing or agricultural leases, payment records and evidence of actual use.
Wildlife requires a planMaintain a current wildlife-management plan and evidence of the required management activities.
Change of use can create rollback taxObtain tax and legal advice before converting qualified land to a non-qualifying use.
- Current 1-d-1 application
- Prior agricultural-use history
- Lease agreements and receipts
- Livestock or production records
- Acreage and tract map
- Fencing and water evidence
- Photos with dates
- Wildlife-management plan
- Annual wildlife activity records
- Proof of timely delivery
Business Personal Property and Renditions
Business personal property may include machinery, tools, computers, furniture, inventory, vehicles used to produce income, oilfield-service equipment and other taxable assets. Search the PERSONAL property type before deciding the account is missing.
Before filingReconcile assets to January 1 ownership, physical location, acquisition date, original cost, condition and business use.
After filingSave the rendition, schedules, delivery proof and extension request. Compare the appraisal notice with the asset information reported.
2026 threshold: Texas now exempts business personal property with a total taxable value of $125,000 or less in a taxing unit. Owners should still keep accurate records and confirm the account’s treatment because locations, ownership and taxing-unit combinations matter.
How to Prepare a Reagan County CAD Protest
August 4, 2026 status: The ordinary spring protest deadline has usually passed for notices mailed on the regular schedule. A later notice, denial, ownership issue or qualifying statutory circumstance can create a different deadline, so read the exact notice before assuming no remedy remains.
Usual deadlineMay 15 or 30 days after the appraisal district mailed the notice, whichever is later.
Online routeCreate an account or sign in at Reagan CAD’s online protest page.
PIN routeUse Request a PIN if the online account requires the property’s unique Online Account PIN.
Controlling documentThe date and instructions on the individual notice control.
Read the appraisal notice completely.Identify the property type, Property ID, value, exemptions, deadline and protest instructions.
Confirm whether the dispute is real, personal or mineral.Use the correct record and do not attach surface evidence to an unrelated mineral account.
Create or access the online account.Open Reagan CAD Online Protest.
Request the account PIN if needed.Use Request a Reagan CAD PIN; registration or sign-in is required.
Preserve all valid protest grounds.Identify incorrect market value, unequal appraisal, exemption, ownership, property description, special valuation or other supported issues.
Request the district’s evidence.Obtain the appraisal data, comparable properties, mineral calculations, schedules or records the district intends to use.
Build account-specific evidence.Use sales, repair bids, photos, leases, production information, asset schedules, deeds, surveys or factual corrections that match the disputed account.
Attend the informal review.State the exact correction or value requested and explain each supporting exhibit.
Prepare for the ARB hearing.Number exhibits, create a short timeline and keep a complete duplicate set.
Read the ARB order immediately.Post-ARB appeal options and deadlines depend on the property, value and chosen remedy.
Postal proof matters: A 2026 U.S. Postal Service processing change can affect when a postmark is applied. For a deadline-sensitive mailing, request a postmark at a Postal Service retail counter or use another authorized trackable filing method.
What to Do After the Regular Protest Deadline
| Situation | Possible Next Step | Evidence to Gather |
|---|---|---|
| A later appraisal notice arrived | Use the deadline printed on that specific notice. | Notice, envelope, portal record and mailing date. |
| Required notice was not received | Ask whether a failure-to-receive-notice protest is available before delinquency. | Mailing address history, returned mail, deed and payment status. |
| Clerical or factual error exists | Ask Reagan CAD which correction procedure applies. | Deed, survey, photos, building facts, lease or ownership documents. |
| Exemption was denied or canceled | Follow the denial notice and preserve its protest deadline. | Application, eligibility proof and delivery receipt. |
| Residence homestead is at least one-fourth too high | Ask whether the statutory correction motion is available and what undisputed tax must be paid. | Value analysis, payment record and property-specific evidence. |
| Mineral ownership is wrong | Contact the appraisal district and mineral appraiser; search recorded instruments. | Deed, probate, division order, lease and ownership decimal. |
How to Search and Pay Reagan County Property Taxes
The Reagan County Tax Assessor-Collector’s official page links to reagancountytax.org for property-tax search. The portal currently lists tax years 2025 through 2016 and includes a filter for properties with tax due.
Copy the appraisal identifiers first.From Reagan CAD, save the owner, account, Property ID, legal description and property type.
Open the official Tax Office portal.Go to Reagan County Property Tax Search.
Select the certified tax year.The portal currently offers 2025 through 2016. Review each year when a delinquent balance is possible.
Choose the correct property type.Use Mineral Prop, Personal Prop or Real Estate so a same-name account does not cause confusion.
Search by exact account or Property ID.Owner name and address can also work, but identifiers usually produce a cleaner match.
Use “Show only Properties with Tax Due” carefully.Remove the filter when checking whether a paid or zero-balance account exists.
Match the legal description and owner.Do not pay an account based only on a similar name or lease.
Review all open years and entities.Confirm county, road, city, school, hospital and water-district amounts that apply.
Review the payment total and any disclosed fee.Confirm the account, tax year, method and total before submission.
Save the receipt and recheck posting.Keep the confirmation number and verify the account before making a duplicate payment.
Mineral-payment warning: A mineral owner can have many small accounts under different leases, sequences or owner records. Paying one mineral account does not automatically clear every Reagan County mineral tax account.
“Please confirm the complete payoff for Reagan County tax account ______ through today, including every delinquent year, penalty, interest, attorney fee and any related account that is not shown under the same owner wording.”
Latest Posted Reagan County Tax Rates
Reagan CAD’s homepage currently displays the following 2025 rates per $100 of taxable value. These are not final 2026 rates. Current-year proposed and adopted rate information is updated during the August–September Truth-in-Taxation process.
| Taxing Entity | 2025 Rate | Account Check |
|---|---|---|
| Reagan County | 0.15553700 | Verify county taxable value and exemptions. |
| FM & LR | 0.01520000 | Check the farm-to-market and lateral-road line. |
| City of Big Lake | 1.10770500 | Appears only for property inside the applicable city boundary. |
| Reagan County ISD M&O | 0.74620000 | School taxable value may reflect homestead relief. |
| Reagan County ISD I&S | 0.14000000 | Review separately from the school M&O component. |
| Reagan County Hospital District | 0.11769800 | Confirm the district appears on the exact account. |
| Santa Rita Underground Water District | 0.00236300 | Verify underground-water-district coverage. |
| Reagan County Water Supply District | 0.01618200 | Confirm the taxing unit and taxable value. |
| Glasscock UWCD | 0.00380000 | Applies only where the account is within this district. |
Simple estimate: Divide a taxing unit’s taxable value by 100 and multiply by its rate. Use each entity’s own taxable value because exemptions and limitations can produce different values on the same property.
Reagan CAD vs Tax Office vs County Clerk
| Property Task | Correct Office | What It Handles |
|---|---|---|
| Search 2026 appraised value | Reagan CAD | Current appraisal search, property classification and exemptions. |
| Find a mineral or lease account | Reagan CAD | MINERAL account search; specialized appraisal is performed by Pritchard & Abbott. |
| Apply for homestead or ag appraisal | Reagan CAD | Receives and decides exemption and special-appraisal applications. |
| Protest a value or CAD action | Reagan CAD / ARB | Online account, evidence, informal review and ARB hearing process. |
| Search or pay certified property taxes | County Tax Assessor-Collector | Tax search, balances, receipts and collection questions. |
| Review tax-rate worksheets | County Tax Assessor-Collector | Posts entity calculation workbooks and transparency material. |
| Search deed, lien or mineral instrument | County Clerk | Official Public Records and certified document copies. |
| Prove boundary or mineral title | Surveyor / title company / attorney | Professional legal, title and boundary work beyond CAD records. |
How to Search Reagan County Deeds, Liens and Mineral Instruments
The County Clerk’s official page links to IDocMarket for online property records and also posts its Official Public Records recording-fee schedule.
Open the official Clerk page.Go to Reagan County Clerk / 112th District Clerk.
Expand “Real Property Records.”Select the official Online Property Records link to continue to IDocMarket.
Search both current and prior owners.Run separate searches for individuals, spouses, companies, trusts, estates and operators.
Use appraisal deed references when available.Reagan CAD’s advanced search supports volume, page, deed date and file number, which can help identify the instrument.
Review the full instrument chain.Look for deeds, deeds of trust, releases, liens, easements, leases, assignments, mineral reservations and probate-related documents.
Match the legal description.Compare lot, block, abstract, survey, tract and acreage rather than relying only on the grantor or grantee name.
Order the correct copy.Determine whether an informational image is enough or whether a certified copy is needed.
Use title professionals for ownership conclusions.An online name search is not a complete title examination.
Posted recording feeThe Clerk’s schedule effective January 1, 2024 lists $25 for the first page and $4 for each additional page. Confirm before recording.
Posted certified-copy feeThe same schedule lists $1 per page plus $5 per certificate. Confirm the current fee and delivery method.
Trustee-sale locationThe Clerk states that trustee sales are held on the first Tuesday in the vestibule just inside the courthouse’s south doors; questions go to the substitute trustee.
Reagan County Buyer and New-Owner Checklist
- Save the REAL appraisal account
- Search separate MINERAL records
- Match the seller with the recorded deed
- Review abstract, survey, tract and acreage
- Check each improvement and condition
- Verify agricultural-appraisal status
- Ask about rollback-tax exposure
- Review every tax year through 2025
- Check city and water-district coverage
- Search liens, easements and mineral reservations
- Update the appraisal mailing address
- File homestead after qualification
Purchase warning: A seller’s homestead exemption, agricultural appraisal, mineral account, tax ceiling or payment history does not automatically transfer to the buyer. Verify each benefit and account after closing.
Reagan County Property-Tax Calendar
| Time | Typical Property Action | What Controls |
|---|---|---|
| January 1 | General appraisal date for ownership, use, condition and many exemption facts. | Actual status on January 1 and applicable statutory exceptions. |
| April 15 | Normal deadline for many business-personal-property renditions. | Rendition rules and any timely written extension. |
| Before May 1 | General filing period for many exemption and special-appraisal applications. | The specific form and Tax Code provision. |
| May 15 | Usual protest deadline, or 30 days after notice mailing, whichever is later. | The individual appraisal notice. |
| May–July | Informal reviews and Appraisal Review Board hearings. | ARB scheduling and local procedures. |
| August–September | Proposed and adopted tax-rate information is updated. | Each taxing unit’s public rate-adoption process. |
| October | Current-year tax bills are generally prepared and mailed around this period. | Certification, levy creation and Tax Office processing. |
| January 31, 2027 | Normal last day to pay 2026 taxes before February delinquency. | The tax bill and statutory exceptions. |
Reagan County Property Office Contacts
Reagan County Appraisal District
Jacquelyn Botello, RPA
409 2nd Street
Big Lake, TX 76932-4515
Mailing: P.O. Box 8
Big Lake, TX 76932-0008
Phone: 325-884-3275
Fax: 325-884-2149
Email: reagancad@verizon.net
General clerk: Paola Rico
Call before visiting because public office hours were not posted on the CAD contact page reviewed for this update.
409 2nd Street
Big Lake, TX 76932-4515
Mailing: P.O. Box 8
Big Lake, TX 76932-0008
Phone: 325-884-3275
Fax: 325-884-2149
Email: reagancad@verizon.net
General clerk: Paola Rico
Call before visiting because public office hours were not posted on the CAD contact page reviewed for this update.
Reagan County Tax Assessor-Collector
Cynthia Aguilar
300 N. Plaza Avenue
Big Lake, TX 76932
Mailing: P.O. Box 100
Big Lake, TX 76932-0100
Phone: 325-884-2131
Fax: 325-884-4104
Email: caguilar@reagancounty.org
Handles property-tax collection, receipts, vehicles and voter registration.
300 N. Plaza Avenue
Big Lake, TX 76932
Mailing: P.O. Box 100
Big Lake, TX 76932-0100
Phone: 325-884-2131
Fax: 325-884-4104
Email: caguilar@reagancounty.org
Handles property-tax collection, receipts, vehicles and voter registration.
Reagan County Clerk / 112th District Clerk
Tammy Hodge
300 N. Plaza Avenue
Big Lake, TX 76932
Mailing: P.O. Box 100
Phone: 325-884-2442
Fax: 325-884-1503
Hours: Monday–Thursday 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; Friday 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Handles deeds, liens, real-property records and certified copies.
300 N. Plaza Avenue
Big Lake, TX 76932
Mailing: P.O. Box 100
Phone: 325-884-2442
Fax: 325-884-1503
Hours: Monday–Thursday 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; Friday 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Handles deeds, liens, real-property records and certified copies.
Reagan County Appraisal District Office Map
Official Reagan County Property Resources
Reagan CAD Property SearchSearch 2026 real, personal and mineral appraisal records.Use LASTNAME FIRSTNAME, Owner ID, Property ID or address.
Interactive MapCompare a Geo ID or Property ID with the parcel’s general location.Not a legal survey or mineral-title map.
Forms and ApplicationsDownload homestead, disabled-veteran, rendition, agricultural and communication forms.Mail completed forms to P.O. Box 8 unless instructed otherwise.
Online ProtestCreate an account or sign in to manage supported protest actions.Follow the individual notice deadline.
Request an Account PINRequest the unique Online Account PIN associated with a property.Registration or sign-in is required.
Certified Rolls and ReportsAccess 2025 certified real, personal and mineral appraisal rolls and prior reports.Use certified data when preliminary information is insufficient.
Property Tax SearchSearch certified tax accounts and balances for 2025 through 2016.Match the exact account before paying.
Tax Office and Rate WorkbooksFind official contact details, property-tax link and entity calculation worksheets.Use for collection and tax-rate questions.
County Clerk RecordsOpen the official real-property-record route and fee schedule.Use for deeds, liens, easements and mineral instruments.
Texas Comptroller DirectoryVerify appraisal-district, tax-office and taxing-unit details.Useful when a contact or collection duty changes.
Texas Exemption GuidanceReview statewide homestead, veteran and other exemption rules.Reagan CAD decides local eligibility.
Texas Protest and Appeal GuideUnderstand ARB protest, late-protest and appeal options.The local notice and deadline still control.
Reagan County CAD Property Search FAQs
1. What is the official Reagan County CAD website?
The official Reagan County Appraisal District website is reagancad.org. Its homepage includes the 2026 appraisal search, interactive map, forms, online protest, PIN request and Data and Records links.
2. How do I search a Reagan County property?
Use the official CAD search and enter an owner in LASTNAME FIRSTNAME format, Owner ID, Property ID or address. The property and advanced tabs also support Geo ID, legal description, abstract, subdivision, lease, deed and acreage criteria.
3. Can I search Reagan County mineral accounts online?
Yes. Select the MINERAL property type and search by owner, Property ID, lease name, lease number or agent. Reagan CAD states that Pritchard & Abbott appraises mineral, utility and industrial accounts for the district.
4. Are Reagan County 2026 appraisals certified?
The CAD search offers tax year 2026, but the public Data and Records page currently lists 2025 as the newest certified real, personal and mineral appraisal rolls. Confirm the status of a specific 2026 record with Reagan CAD.
5. Where do I pay Reagan County property taxes?
Use the official Reagan County Tax Assessor-Collector’s property-search link at reagancountytax.org. The tax portal currently lists collection years 2025 through 2016.
6. What is the Reagan CAD phone number?
The Reagan County Appraisal District phone number is 325-884-3275. The district lists fax number 325-884-2149 and email reagancad@verizon.net.
7. Who is the Reagan County Chief Appraiser?
Reagan CAD and the county website list Jacquelyn Botello, RPA, as Chief Appraiser.
8. How do I file a Reagan County property protest online?
Open Reagan CAD’s Online Protest page, register or sign in, and request the property’s Online Account PIN when required. File by the deadline printed on the appraisal notice.
9. Where can I get a Reagan County homestead form?
Use Reagan CAD’s official Forms page. The district states that homestead applications must include the applicant’s driver’s license or other information required by the Texas Property Tax Code.
10. How do I search Reagan County deeds and mineral instruments?
Open the Reagan County Clerk / 112th District Clerk page, expand Real Property Records and select Online Property Records. Match grantor, grantee, legal description, volume, page or file number, then request a certified copy when needed.
Independent Guide Disclaimer
County-CAD.us is an independent informational guide. It is not affiliated with Reagan County Appraisal District, Pritchard & Abbott, the Reagan County Appraisal Review Board, Reagan County Tax Assessor-Collector, Reagan County Clerk, any taxing unit or the State of Texas.
Appraisal values, certification status, ownership, mineral interests, exemptions, deadlines, office personnel, office hours, portal availability, payment fees, balances, forms, tax rates and recording fees can change. Confirm time-sensitive or legal information with the responsible official office before filing, paying, purchasing property or making a title decision.
Last editorial verification: August 4, 2026.
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