Frio County CAD Property Search Appraisal District

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Frio County, Texas Property, Ranch and Tax Guide

Find the Correct Pearsall or Dilley Parcel, Ranch Account, Mineral Record, Appraisal Protest, Tax Balance or Recorded Deed

Frio County appraisal records include homes and businesses in Pearsall and Dilley, rural property near Bigfoot, Moore and Derby, ranch acreage, agricultural land, mobile homes, oil-and-gas interests, utilities and industrial accounts.

This practical guide explains how to use the official database, locate land on the interactive map, understand current values, apply for exemptions, document agricultural use, prepare a protest, search tax balances and verify deeds or liens.

Use Frio CAD for values, property records, exemptions, agricultural appraisal and protests. Use the County Tax Office for bills and payments. Use the County Clerk for deeds, liens, easements and official land records.
Search Frio CAD Open Interactive Map Online Protest Search Property Taxes
Chief Appraiser Edward Garza, RPA, CCA
Correct CAD phone 830-334-4163
Correct CAD address 815 S. Oak St., Pearsall
Office hours Mon–Fri, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Critical Corrections to the Existing Frio County CAD Page

Existing Page Problem Current Official Information Why It Matters
Phone listed as 830-334-2211 Frio CAD currently lists 830-334-4163. Owners need the correct number for value, exemption, agricultural and protest questions.
Address listed as 400 S. Oak Street The district is at 815 S. Oak Street, Pearsall. The mailing address is P.O. Box 1129. Forms, evidence and office visits could otherwise be misrouted.
Hours shown as 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Current business hours are Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Late-afternoon visitors relying on the old hours could arrive after closing.
Search routed only to an old esearch subdomain The current property search is integrated directly into friocad.org. The official site now combines search, map, forms, reports and protest tools.
Search described only by owner, address and account The portal also supports Owner ID, Geo ID, legal description, abstract, subdivision, lease name, lease number, protest status, agent and property type. Ranches, mineral interests and industrial accounts often cannot be found by street address.
No distinction among real, personal and mineral property The official search separates Real Estate, Personal Property and Mineral Property. One owner may have several accounts with different values, deadlines and tax balances.
Homestead deadline described as an absolute cutoff April 30 is the normal deadline for many applications, but qualifying residence-homestead applications may have late-filing options. A homeowner should not assume the exemption is permanently lost.
No 2026 public-record tools Frio CAD publishes 2026 rendition notices, farm-and-ranch guidance, ARB procedures, depreciation schedules and electronic-communication information. Owners can prepare with current local material instead of generic instructions.
CAD described as the tax collector The Frio County Tax Assessor-Collector handles property-tax collection through a separate tax portal. Appraisal searches and tax-payment searches are different systems.
Deed search treated as part of the CAD record Recorded deeds, liens and easements are searched through the County Clerk’s land-record system. The CAD owner field is not a title or lien search.
The page required a complete rebuild. The previous version used incorrect office details, oversimplified search filters and did not adequately cover ranch property, minerals, current forms, tax routing or recorded land documents.

Choose Your Frio County Property Task

Search Property Records Fix a Failed Search Understand the Record Use the Interactive Map Review Values and Caps Apply for Homestead Agricultural or Wildlife Use Mineral and Industrial Accounts Business Rendition Prepare a Protest Search or Pay Taxes Search Deeds and Liens

Which Office Handles Your Property Task?

Frio County Appraisal District Property records, market values, exemptions, agricultural appraisal, GIS, renditions and protests.
Appraisal Review Board Formal hearings involving value, unequal appraisal, exemptions and special-appraisal qualification.
Frio County Tax Office Tax bills, balances, collections, receipts, payment arrangements and delinquent amounts.
Frio County Clerk Deeds, liens, easements, releases, plats, mineral documents and certified copies.
Pritchard & Abbott Specialized mineral, utility and industrial appraisal work performed for Frio CAD.
Surveyor Exact boundaries, acreage, encroachments, monuments and legal access.
Title Company Ownership, liens, easements, restrictions, mineral reservations and insured title.
Property-Tax Professional Complex ARB hearings, arbitration, court appeals and specialized mineral or industrial disputes.
Fast routing tip Give staff the Property ID and property type before explaining the issue. One owner may have separate residence, ranch, business, mineral, mobile-home and utility accounts.

What to Try When the Search Returns No Result

Search Problem Better Method Why It Works
Full owner name fails Use only the last name or a distinctive business word. Initials, spouses and ownership suffixes may be stored differently.
Recent buyer is missing Search the seller or previous owner. The CAD owner record may not yet reflect the recorded deed.
Ranch has no reliable address Use Geo ID, abstract, legal description, acreage or GIS. Rural records may be organized around survey information.
Only one ranch tract appears Repeat the owner search and compare every Property ID. One ranch operation may contain several appraisal accounts.
Mineral interest is missing Select Mineral Property and search owner, lease name or lease number. Mineral ownership is separate from surface ownership.
Business equipment is missing Select Personal Property and search the business or owner. Equipment may not appear under the building owner’s real-estate account.
Mobile home is missing Search the home owner, land owner and related addresses separately. The structure and underlying land may have separate records.
Trust or estate is missing Try the trustee, decedent, estate and former owner. Different documents may use different legal ownership wording.
“I am trying to locate a Frio County appraisal account. The owner or former owner is ______. The property is near ______. I believe it is a real estate / personal property / mineral account. My Property ID, lease or legal-description clue is ______.”
Still cannot locate the account? Call Frio CAD at 830-334-4163 or email friocad@yahoo.com.

How to Read a Frio CAD Property Record

Record Field Meaning Practical Check
Property ID Primary appraisal-account identifier. Use it on calls, forms, evidence and tax searches.
Owner ID Identifier associated with an owner record. One Owner ID may be connected to several Property IDs.
Geo ID Geographic or map-oriented parcel identifier. Useful for land without a complete street address.
Legal Description Appraisal summary of abstract, survey, subdivision, lot or tract information. Compare with the recorded deed before legal use.
Property Type Real estate, personal property or mineral classification. Confirm you are reviewing the correct account category.
Market Value District opinion of market value as of January 1. Compare condition, size, land class and similar-property evidence.
Appraised Value Value after an applicable appraisal limitation or special valuation. It may differ from market value.
Taxable Value Value remaining after exemptions and limitations. It can differ by taxing entity.
Exemptions Approved homestead, age, disability, veteran or other benefits. Confirm every expected exemption appears on the correct account.
Land and Improvements Acreage, land class, structures, size, age and condition. Incorrect acreage or building data can affect value.
Research-only warning: Online acreage, maps and legal-description summaries are appraisal tools. Use recorded documents, a title company and a survey for legal certainty.

How to Use the Frio CAD Interactive Map

1
Search the appraisal account first.

Copy the Property ID, Geo ID, acreage and legal-description clues.

2
Open the official interactive map.

Allow extra loading time on a phone or slower rural connection.

3
Locate the general tract area.

Use roads, communities, adjoining parcels and visible property features.

4
Compare neighboring Property IDs.

This helps with family acreage, divided ranches and accounts without situs addresses.

5
Save a dated map screenshot.

Label it with the Property ID and use it as a research exhibit—not as a survey.

The map can help with
  • General parcel location
  • Ranch and acreage orientation
  • Adjoining appraisal accounts
  • Road and subdivision context
  • Property without a postal address
The map cannot prove
  • Exact legal boundaries
  • Legal access
  • Clear title
  • Mineral ownership
  • Survey-quality acreage
Official map: Open the Frio CAD Interactive Map.

2026 Market Value, Appraised Value and Taxable Value

Market Value → Appraisal Limitation or Agricultural Value → Exemptions → Taxable Value
Market value The district’s January 1 opinion of the property’s market value.
Residence-homestead limitation A qualifying limitation generally affects appraised value, not the market-value line.
2026 circuit breaker Certain non-homestead real property valued at $5,320,000 or less may qualify for a 20% annual limitation.
Agricultural productivity value Qualifying land is valued according to agricultural productivity instead of ordinary market value.
2026 agricultural cap rate Texas appraisal districts use a 10.00% capitalization rate for agricultural or open-space land.
Taxable value Exemptions and limitations may produce different taxable values for different taxing units.
Do not calculate a final bill using the appraisal value and last year’s rate. The certified value, exemptions and adopted 2026 rates may differ.

Frio County Residence Homestead Exemption

Current school-tax exemptions: A qualifying residence homestead receives a $140,000 school-district exemption. A qualifying homeowner who is age 65 or older or disabled receives an additional $60,000 school exemption.
1
Open the official Frio CAD Forms page.

Use the current Homestead Exemption Form with the applicable instructions and affidavits.

2
Confirm ownership and principal residence.

The property must satisfy the statutory residence-homestead requirements.

3
Prepare identification.

Frio CAD requires a driver’s-license copy or other information required by the Texas Property Tax Code.

4
Attach special affidavits when needed.

Additional documentation may be required for inherited property, manufactured housing or an identification-address mismatch.

5
Submit the application to Frio CAD.

Mail completed forms to P.O. Box 1129, Pearsall, TX 78061-1129. Keep a copy and delivery proof.

6
Confirm approval on the property record.

Submitting an application does not prove that the exemption was approved.

Missed April 30? Certain qualifying residence-homestead applications may be filed within a statutory late-filing period. Contact Frio CAD promptly.
Official exemption actions: Open Frio CAD Forms and review current Texas exemption rules.

Agricultural Appraisal and Wildlife Management

Rural ownership alone does not qualify land. The property must meet qualifying-use history, principal-use and local-intensity requirements.
Grazing and livestock Keep stocking, grazing, veterinary, feed, fencing and water records for each tract.
Crops or hay Keep seed, fertilizer, production, lease, harvest and sales records.
Wildlife management Land generally must first qualify for open-space appraisal and meet planning, acreage and activity requirements.

Evidence to Keep by Property ID

  • Farm or grazing leases
  • Livestock purchase and sale records
  • Feed, seed and veterinary invoices
  • Fencing and water improvements
  • Dated ranch photographs
  • Maps identifying every tract
  • Crop or hay-production records
  • Wildlife-management plan and report
  • Prior qualification documents
  • Drought or disaster evidence
1
Identify every appraisal account in the operation.

Do not assume one application automatically covers every ranch tract.

2
Use the correct application.

Frio CAD provides separate 1-d-1, wildlife-plan and annual wildlife-report forms.

3
File by the normal April 30 deadline.

Ask immediately about late filing when the ordinary deadline has passed.

4
Keep evidence after approval.

The district may review whether qualifying agricultural or wildlife use continues.

South Texas ranch tip Document drought-related stocking reductions. Keep dated photos, water records, feed invoices and a short written timeline explaining why livestock numbers changed.
Change-of-use warning: Converting qualifying land to a nonqualifying use may create additional tax consequences. Contact the district before development or a major use change.
Official agricultural actions: Open Agricultural and Wildlife Forms and review Frio CAD farm, ranch and wildlife guidance.

Mineral, Utility and Industrial Accounts

Specialized appraisal: Frio CAD states that Pritchard & Abbott appraises mineral, utility and industrial accounts. Real estate and ordinary personal property are appraised locally.
1
Select Mineral Property.

A real-estate search can hide an oil-and-gas interest.

2
Search the owner and former owner.

Try trusts, estates, royalty entities and company names.

3
Use lease name or lease number.

These fields can locate accounts without a normal property address.

4
Open every related mineral account.

One owner may hold interests in several leases, wells or units.

5
Compare appraisal records with title documents.

Review royalty statements, division orders, mineral deeds, leases and assignments.

Mineral-title warning: A mineral appraisal account is not a title opinion. County Clerk records, probate files and professional mineral-title research may be required.
“I am calling about mineral Property ID ______. The owner is ______ and the lease name or number is ______. I need help confirming the account, mailing address, appraisal contact or value evidence.”

Business Personal Property Rendition

2026 regular deadline: Most business-personal-property renditions were due April 15. A timely written request generally extended the deadline to May 15, with a possible additional extension for good cause.
Common rendered property Inventory, furniture, fixtures, machinery, equipment, computers and other income-producing tangible property.
2026 personal-property exemption Qualifying income-producing tangible personal property with total taxable value of $125,000 or less in a taxing unit may be exempt.
2026 depreciation schedule Frio CAD publishes a current schedule in its Data and Records section.
1
Confirm the Personal Property account.

Do not use the landlord’s real-estate Property ID for tenant-owned assets.

2
Prepare a January 1 asset list.

Separate inventory, machinery, furniture, vehicles and other taxable categories.

3
Use acquisition year and original cost where requested.

Keep invoices and schedules supporting age, condition and obsolescence.

4
Save the filed rendition and proof of delivery.

Keep the final form, supporting asset schedule and delivery confirmation together.

Late-filing risk: Failure to timely file a required rendition can produce a penalty equal to 10% of the taxes imposed on the property.
Official business actions: Download Frio CAD Rendition Forms and review the 2026 depreciation schedule and rendition notice.

How to Prepare a Frio County Appraisal Protest

Use the deadline printed on your Notice of Appraised Value. The usual deadline is May 15 or 30 days after the appraisal district mails the notice, whichever is later. By July 19, 2026, the ordinary deadline has passed for many accounts.
1
Save the notice and property record.

Record the Property ID, proposed value, exemption status and exact deadline.

2
Identify every genuine protest ground.

Possible grounds include market value, unequal appraisal, incorrect property data, missing exemption or denied agricultural appraisal.

3
Request or locate the online account PIN early.

Frio’s online system identifies where the PIN appears on appraisal notices, rendition letters and other district correspondence.

4
File online or submit a written protest.

Save the online confirmation, screenshot, certified-mail receipt or in-person stamped copy.

5
Request the district’s evidence.

Ask for comparable properties, appraisal schedules, photos and other information the district intends to use.

6
Build property-specific evidence.

Use condition photos, repair estimates, measurements, adjusted comparable records, ranch limitations, production information or mineral evidence.

7
State the requested correction clearly.

Show the district value, your requested value and the evidence supporting the change.

8
Continue to the ARB if unresolved.

Organize exhibits in presentation order and read the written ARB order immediately after the hearing.

Property Type Useful Evidence Weak Evidence
House Condition photos, repair bids, size corrections and adjusted comparable properties. Mortgage balance or tax increase alone.
Ranch land Access, water, brush, forage, topography, fencing, utilities and comparable-land adjustments. Comparing highway frontage directly with an interior tract.
Mineral account Production, decline, price, expenses, lease data, interest and ownership documents. Surface-property evidence unrelated to the mineral interest.
Business property Asset list, cost, age, condition, depreciation and obsolescence support. An unsupported lump-sum estimate.
Hearing tip Lead with the specific error, requested value and strongest exhibit. Do not make the ARB search through an unorganized packet to discover your argument.
Official protest actions: Open Frio CAD Online Protest, request or locate an account PIN and review Texas protest guidance.

Possible Options After a Deadline

Possible Remedy When It May Apply Important Limit
Late protest for good cause The ordinary deadline was missed for a qualifying reason. The request generally must be made before the ARB approves the appraisal records.
Failure to receive required notice A legally required CAD or ARB notice was not received. Special filing and tax-payment requirements apply.
Late homestead application The owner qualified but missed the ordinary application date. File within the applicable statutory late-filing period.
Late agricultural application The land qualified but the normal application was late. Approval may include a penalty based on the tax savings.
Appraisal-roll correction A qualifying ownership, clerical, multiple-appraisal or substantial over-appraisal issue exists. An ordinary value disagreement is not automatically a correctable clerical error.
Act immediately. Call Frio CAD and identify the exact notice, application or protest involved. Do not assume an ordinary form filed late automatically creates a valid case.

How to Search and Pay Frio County Property Taxes

Separate system: Frio CAD determines appraisal values. The Frio County Tax Assessor-Collector handles collections through friocountytax.org.
1
Copy the CAD Property ID and owner name.

The Tax Office account and CAD reference may not be identical.

2
Open the official tax portal.

Search by owner, property address, Property ID, Geo ID, legal description or lease information.

3
Select the correct tax year and property type.

The portal separates real, personal and mineral tax accounts.

4
Review every open year.

Paying the current year does not automatically clear an older delinquency.

5
Confirm payment availability and fees.

Review the current online screen before submitting a card or bank payment.

6
Save the confirmation and verify posting.

Keep the account number, tax year, amount, date and confirmation reference.

Pearsall Tax Office Anna L. Alaniz, PCC, CTOP
500 E. San Antonio St., Box 20
Pearsall, TX 78061
Phone: 830-505-2994
Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Dilley Tax Office Phone: 830-326-3253
Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
No tax payments after 4:00 p.m.
No title transfers after 4:00 p.m.
Delinquent balance warning: As of July 2026, unpaid 2025 taxes may include penalty, interest and collection costs. Request a current payoff instead of using an old statement.
Official tax actions: Search Frio County Property Taxes and review Tax Office contact and payment information.

How to Search Frio County Deeds, Liens and Easements

1
Collect the appraisal clues.

Save the owner, previous owner, Property ID, legal description and acreage.

2
Open the County Clerk’s official page.

Select “Search Online Deed and Land Records for Frio County.”

3
Search grantor and grantee names separately.

Try individuals, spouses, trusts, estates, companies and previous owners.

4
Review relevant document types.

Look for deeds, deeds of trust, releases, liens, easements, plats, mineral deeds, leases and assignments.

5
Match the legal description.

A matching owner name does not prove that the document concerns the same property.

6
Follow referenced instruments.

A deed may refer to an older easement, mineral reservation, deed of trust, plat or release.

7
Order the correct copy.

Use a certified copy when a lender, court, probate matter or legal process requires certification.

Frio County Clerk: 500 E. San Antonio Street, Box 6, Pearsall, TX 78061. Phone 830-505-2987. Office hours are Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., with lunch from noon–1:00 p.m.
The County Clerk does not perform title or lien searches. Extensive searches must be completed by the customer, a title company or a qualified professional. The Clerk does not guarantee clear title.
Record-search tip Work backward from a known recent deed. Previous-owner names, legal descriptions and referenced instruments often unlock the older chain faster than a broad name search.
Official land-record actions: Open the Frio County Clerk page or open the linked deed and land-record search.

Frio County Buyer and Landowner Checklist

Appraisal and tax checks
  • Match every Property ID to the transaction
  • Confirm acreage and property type
  • Review current and prior values
  • Check exemptions that may end after sale
  • Search every open tax year
  • Verify payment posting
Title and boundary checks
  • Review the current vesting deed
  • Search liens and releases
  • Check easements and legal access
  • Review mineral reservations
  • Obtain a survey when boundaries matter
  • Use a title commitment for insured title
Ranch and agricultural checks
  • Confirm special-appraisal status
  • Review qualifying-use history
  • Ask about change-of-use tax exposure
  • Inspect wells, tanks and fencing
  • Review grazing or farm leases
  • Identify every included tract
Mineral and business checks
  • Separate surface and mineral ownership
  • Review leases and assignments
  • Search all mineral Property IDs
  • Separate real and personal property
  • Confirm business asset ownership
  • Use specialist help for complex accounts
Buyer warning: Do not estimate future taxes by copying the seller’s current bill. Seller exemptions, appraisal limitations and agricultural qualification may change after ownership or use changes.

Important 2026 Frio County Property Dates

January 1 General appraisal date for value, ownership and many qualification facts.
April 15 Normal deadline for most business-personal-property renditions.
April 30 Normal deadline for many exemption and agricultural applications.
May 15 Usual protest deadline or the later applicable 30-day deadline.
July Appraisal Review Board work and appraisal-roll certification commonly continue.
August–September Proposed tax-rate and estimated-tax information is updated.
January 31 Most property taxes are normally due by this date.
February 1 Unpaid taxes generally become delinquent when no special deadline applies.
Mailing a deadline-sensitive form? Request a postmark at the postal retail counter and keep the receipt with a complete copy of the filing.

Frio CAD Public Data Worth Using

2026 farm-and-ranch notice Local information for agricultural property owners preparing current applications and records.
2026 BPP rendition notice Current business-personal-property filing information.
2026 depreciation schedule Useful for business equipment valuation and protest preparation.
2026 ARB procedures Local procedures for formal protest hearings.
Certified appraisal rolls Downloadable real, personal and mineral rolls are available for prior certified years.
Mass appraisal and reappraisal reports Useful for understanding district methods and planned appraisal work.
Official data action: Open Frio CAD Data and Records.

Frio County Property Contacts

Office Contact Main Tasks
Frio County Appraisal District 815 S. Oak Street
P.O. Box 1129
Pearsall, TX 78061-1129
830-334-4163
friocad@yahoo.com
Mon–Fri: 8:00–4:30 		Search, values, maps, exemptions, agriculture, renditions and protests.
Frio County Tax Office 500 E. San Antonio St., Box 20
Pearsall, TX 78061
830-505-2994
Mon–Fri: 8:00–5:00 		Tax bills, payments, balances, receipts and delinquent amounts.
Dilley Tax Office 830-326-3253
Mon–Fri: 8:00–4:30
No tax payments after 4:00 		Local tax-payment and Tax Office services in Dilley.
Frio County Clerk 500 E. San Antonio St., Box 6
Pearsall, TX 78061
830-505-2987
Mon–Fri: 8:00–5:00
Lunch: 12:00–1:00 		Deeds, liens, easements, plats, official records and certified copies.

Map to Frio County Appraisal District

Do not confuse the offices: Frio CAD is at 815 S. Oak Street. The Tax Office and County Clerk are at the courthouse complex on E. San Antonio Street.

Official Frio County Property Actions

Search appraisal records Frio CAD Property Search
Open the parcel map Frio CAD Interactive Map
File or manage a protest Frio CAD Online Protest
Request an account PIN Frio CAD PIN Help
Download applications Frio CAD Forms
Review reports and schedules Frio CAD Data and Records
Search property taxes Frio County Tax Search
Search recorded documents Frio County Clerk

Frio County CAD Property Search FAQs

1. What is the official Frio County CAD property search?

The free official search is built into friocad.org. Search by owner, Property ID, Owner ID, Geo ID, address, legal description, abstract, subdivision, lease name or lease number.

2. What is the correct Frio County Appraisal District phone number and address?

Frio CAD is at 815 S. Oak Street, Pearsall, TX 78061. The main phone number is 830-334-4163.

3. What are Frio CAD’s current office hours?

The appraisal district is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

4. How do I find Frio County ranch land without an address?

Search by owner, Property ID, Geo ID, legal description or abstract, then verify the tract with the official interactive map.

5. How do I search a Frio County mineral account?

Select Mineral Property and search the owner, former owner, lease name or lease number. Mineral and surface accounts are separate.

6. What is the 2026 Texas school homestead exemption?

The general school-district residence-homestead exemption is $140,000. Qualifying age-65 or disabled homeowners receive an additional $60,000 school exemption.

7. Does rural land automatically qualify for agricultural appraisal?

No. The property must meet qualifying-use history, principal-use and local-intensity requirements. Ownership of acreage alone is not enough.

8. What is the normal Frio County property protest deadline?

The usual deadline is May 15 or 30 days after Frio CAD mails the appraisal notice, whichever is later. Use the exact deadline printed on the notice.

9. How do I search or pay Frio County property taxes?

Use friocountytax.org or contact the Frio County Tax Office at 830-505-2994. Review every open year and verify that the payment posts.

10. Where can I search Frio County deeds and liens?

Use the online deed and land-record search linked by the Frio County Clerk. Search grantor and grantee names and match the legal description before relying on a document.

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County-CAD.us is an independent informational website. It is not affiliated with Frio County Appraisal District, the Appraisal Review Board, Frio County, the Tax Assessor-Collector, County Clerk, Pritchard & Abbott, any city, school district, groundwater district, hospital district, emergency-services district or the State of Texas.

Property records, values, exemption amounts, filing requirements, deadlines, office hours, tax balances, payment systems and staff can change. Confirm time-sensitive information with the responsible official office before filing, paying or relying on a record for a legal transaction.

Editorial verification: July 19, 2026.

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