Terry County CAD Property Search Appraisal District

Terry County, Texas Property Guide

Search Terry County Property Records, Explore the GIS Map and Complete the Correct Appraisal or Tax Task

Terry County property records include homes and businesses in Brownfield, Meadow and Wellman, together with cotton farms, irrigated acreage, ranchland, manufactured homes, oil and gas interests, utility property and business equipment.

This guide explains how to find the correct 2026 appraisal account, review market and taxable values, use the GIS map, apply for exemptions, protect agricultural appraisal, prepare an ARB protest, pay property taxes and research deeds or liens.

Terry County Appraisal District handles property appraisal and local property-tax collection. The elected county Tax Assessor-Collector primarily handles vehicles, boats, voter registration and related services.
Chief Appraiser Eddie Olivas
CAD Phone 806-637-6966
CAD Office 421 West Powell Street
Office Hours 8:00 a.m. to noon and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Start With the Correct Terry County Office

Property appraisal, tax collection and recorded land documents are handled through different offices. Starting with the correct office prevents delays and duplicate requests.

Terry County Appraisal District Search property accounts, review appraisal values, apply for exemptions, request agricultural appraisal, use GIS maps, file protests, check tax balances and pay local property taxes.
Terry County Clerk Search warranty deeds, deeds of trust, releases, liens, easements, mineral documents, plats, foreclosure notices and other official public records.
County Tax Assessor-Collector Handles vehicles, boat registration, voter registration and temporary alcohol receipts. The county office does not serve as the primary real-property tax collector.
Fast route: Search the property first and save the property ID, account number, owner name, legal description and tax year before calling an office.

Choose Your Terry County Property Task

Best Search Method for Different Terry County Properties

Property Situation Best Starting Information Important Details to Confirm
Brownfield home Street address or owner name City, Brownfield CISD, homestead, living area and improvements.
Meadow property Address, owner or property ID City limits, Meadow ISD, exemptions and payment discount eligibility.
Wellman property Address, owner or account City of Wellman, Wellman-Union CISD, values and tax balance.
Farm or irrigated acreage Owner, property ID, survey or abstract Every tract, agricultural value, wells, irrigation improvements and homesite.
Oil or gas interest Owner, property ID or legal area Mineral ownership, production, value and separate accounts.
Manufactured home Owner, address or property ID Home owner, land owner, title status and separate tax accounts.
Business property Business name, DBA or owner Real-estate account, personal-property account and rendition status.
Delinquent tax account Account number, account key, owner or legal description Every unpaid year, penalty, interest and current payoff.

How to Read a Terry County Appraisal Record

Record Field What It Means What to Check
Property ID The appraisal district identifier for the property. Use it for CAD searches, exemption questions and protests.
Tax account or account key Identifier used by the tax-collection portal. Use the exact number shown when making a payment.
Owner name The owner currently carried in the appraisal system. Compare it with the most recent recorded deed or ownership document.
Mailing address Address used for appraisal notices and tax statements. Do not confuse it with the physical property location.
Legal description Appraisal description of the lot, block, survey, section, abstract or tract. Use the recorded deed and survey for legal decisions.
Land market value Market value assigned to the land. Acreage, soil, irrigation, access, utilities, location and land class.
Productivity value Special appraisal value for qualifying agricultural land. Do not confuse productivity value with the land’s market value.
Improvement value Value assigned to homes, businesses, barns, shops and other structures. Size, age, construction quality, condition and removed improvements.
Market value The district’s estimate of market value as of January 1. Property characteristics and relevant market evidence.
Appraised value Value after an applicable appraisal limitation. Whether a homestead or non-homestead limitation applies.
Taxable value Value remaining after exemptions for each taxing unit. Taxable value can differ among the county, city, school and special districts.
Taxing units Local entities connected to the property account. Confirm school and special-district boundaries rather than relying on the mailing city.

How to Use the Terry County GIS Map

The official GIS application helps users locate parcels, review nearby accounts and understand the general geographic setting of rural and city property.

Useful For General parcel location, adjoining ownership, roads, agricultural tracts, city property and preliminary acreage review.
Not Proof Of Exact boundaries, legal access, easements, mineral ownership, well rights, setbacks or buildability.
Verify With Recorded deed, plat, title commitment, easements and a professional survey.
1
Find the property account first.

Save the property ID, owner, legal description and acreage.

2
Open the Terry County GIS application.

Search for the same owner, address or parcel information.

3
Review adjoining parcels.

Check for separate tracts, access strips, homesites or additional accounts owned by the same person.

4
Compare visible improvements.

Look for irrigation equipment, barns, shops, tanks, manufactured homes, additions or removed structures.

5
Use legal records for final decisions.

Obtain the deed, survey, easements and title information before buying, fencing, drilling or building.

Boundary warning: Do not place a fence, irrigation line, road, well, septic system, pipeline or building from a CAD map alone.
Official GIS application: Open Terry County GIS.

Market Value, Appraised Value and Taxable Value

Estimated Property Tax = Taxable Value x Adopted Tax Rate / 100
Market Value The district’s estimate of what the property would sell for under normal market conditions as of January 1.
Appraised Value Market value after an applicable appraisal limitation.
Taxable Value Appraised value after exemptions that apply to an individual taxing unit.

Residence-homestead appraisal cap

A qualifying residence homestead’s appraised value generally cannot exceed the prior year’s appraised value plus 10 percent, plus the market value of new improvements.

The cap normally begins in the tax year after the owner first qualifies for the residence homestead exemption. The separate market-value line can still increase by more than 10 percent.

2026 non-homestead appraisal limitation

Qualifying non-homestead real property within the statewide value limit may receive a temporary 20 percent annual appraisal limitation for 2026.

Agricultural land and certain other specially appraised property are excluded. Confirm eligibility with Terry CAD because property type and prior-year status matter.

Rate warning: Do not multiply a 2026 appraisal value by a 2025 tax rate and describe the result as the final 2026 bill.
Official tax transparency: Open Terry County Truth in Taxation.

Latest Complete Published Terry County Tax-Rate Reference

The following rates are from the district’s published 2025 schedule. They are provided only for prior-year comparison and are not final 2026 tax rates.

Taxing Unit Published 2025 Rate Per $100 Important Note
Terry County 0.798767 County rate before applicable exemptions.
Brownfield CISD 1.230500 Applies to property inside the school district.
City of Brownfield 0.469512 Applies only inside Brownfield city limits.
Meadow ISD 0.837500 Confirm the school boundary on the property account.
City of Meadow 0.448820 The 2025 schedule listed an early-payment discount program.
Wellman-Union CISD 1.530200 Includes maintenance and debt-service components.
City of Wellman 0.594190 Applies only to property inside the city.
Terry County Memorial Hospital District 0.442972 Special-district taxation where applicable.
South Plains Underground Water Conservation District 0.026997 Applies within the water-district boundary.
Meadow payment tip: The published 2025 schedule showed a 3 percent, 2 percent and 1 percent early-payment discount for City of Meadow taxes. Verify that the discount applies to the current bill before paying.

Terry County Taxing Units and School Boundaries

Terry CAD appraises property for local entities based in the county and several school districts that overlap into Terry County.

Primary local taxing units

Terry CountyCounty government and public services.
Brownfield CISDSchool taxation for property inside the district.
Meadow ISDSchool taxation for qualifying property.
Wellman-Union CISDSchool taxation inside the district boundary.
City of BrownfieldCity taxes inside Brownfield.
City of MeadowCity taxes inside Meadow.
City of WellmanCity taxes inside Wellman.
Terry County Memorial Hospital DistrictHospital-district taxation.
South Plains Underground Water Conservation DistrictWater-district taxation where applicable.

School districts that may overlap into Terry County

Dawson ISDCross-county school taxation where applicable.
Loop ISDApplies to qualifying property inside its boundary.
O’Donnell ISDCross-county school taxation where applicable.
Ropes ISDApplies to qualifying Terry County property.
Seagraves ISDCross-county school taxation where applicable.
Tahoka ISDApplies to qualifying property inside the district.
Boundary tip: A Brownfield, Meadow, Wellman, Tokio or rural mailing address does not prove the school district. Use the taxing-unit list on the actual property account.

Terry County Residence Homestead Exemption

A residence homestead exemption can reduce taxable value and activate an appraisal cap and tax-ceiling protections.

Exemption or Protection Latest Published Terry County Reference Main Qualification
General school homestead $140,000 school-district exemption. Ownership interest and principal-residence use.
Age 65 or older school exemption Additional $10,000 school exemption in the published local schedule. Qualifying homeowner is age 65 or older.
Disabled-person school exemption Additional $10,000 school exemption in the published local schedule. Owner meets the statutory disability standard.
Terry County age-65 exemption $12,000 local exemption in the published schedule. Approved age-65 residence homestead.
City of Brownfield age-65 exemption $10,000 local exemption in the published schedule. Qualifying homestead inside Brownfield.
Hospital and water district age-65 exemption $12,000 local exemption in the published schedule. Qualifying homestead inside the applicable district.
School tax ceiling Limits qualifying school taxes after age or disability approval. Approved exemption and continued homestead use.
Homestead appraisal cap Generally limits annual appraised-value growth to 10 percent plus new improvements. Normally begins the year after first qualification.
2026 verification: Exemption amounts can change through state law or local action. Confirm the exact amount shown for each entity on the current Terry CAD account.

How to apply

1
Find the correct property account.

Confirm the property ID, owner, physical address and legal description.

2
Confirm principal-residence use.

The applicant cannot claim another general residence homestead for the same tax year.

3
Complete the residence homestead application.

Use the current form linked from the Terry CAD forms library.

4
Attach identification.

Terry CAD states that homestead applications must include a driver’s-license copy or other information required by the Texas Property Tax Code.

5
Explain an address mismatch.

An affidavit or additional evidence may be required when the identification address differs from the homestead address.

6
Add supporting records.

Include age, disability, veteran, surviving-spouse or heir-property documents when applicable.

7
File by April 30 when possible.

Residence homestead applications can also have statutory late-filing rights.

8
Check every taxable-value line.

Confirm that the approved exemption appears for each eligible county, city, school and special district.

Official applications: Open Terry CAD Forms.

Inherited or Heir Property Homestead

An heir-property owner may qualify even when the applicant is not individually named on a conventional recorded deed.

  • Completed residence homestead application
  • Affidavit establishing an ownership interest
  • Prior owner’s death certificate
  • Recent utility bill for the residence
  • Available probate or court records
  • Identification and proof of occupancy
  • Required affidavits from other occupying heirs
Practical guidance: Ask Terry CAD about heir-property qualification even when probate or title cleanup is incomplete.

Disabled Veteran and Survivor Exemptions

Qualification General Exemption Evidence to Prepare
10 to 29 percent disability rating $5,000 exemption on one qualifying property. VA or military disability documents.
30 to 49 percent disability rating $7,500 exemption. VA or military disability documents.
50 to 69 percent disability rating $10,000 exemption. VA or military disability documents.
70 to 100 percent disability rating $12,000 partial exemption under the general program. VA or military disability documents.
100 percent disabled veteran homestead Total exemption for a qualifying residence homestead. Qualifying VA decision and homestead documents.
Qualifying surviving spouse Certain veteran, military or first-responder exemptions may continue. Marriage, death, service, occupancy and no-remarriage evidence.

Terry County Agricultural and Wildlife Appraisal

Qualifying agricultural land is appraised according to its productivity rather than unrestricted market value. This is a special appraisal, not a complete tax exemption.

Qualification Area General Requirement Useful Evidence
Current agricultural use Land must be devoted principally to a genuine agricultural use. Crop, grazing, lease or production records.
Degree of intensity The operation must meet the level generally accepted in the local area. Planting, irrigation, stocking, fencing and management records.
Use history Land generally must have qualifying use during five of the preceding seven years. Prior leases, receipts, photographs and sworn statements.
Wildlife management Land generally must already qualify for open-space appraisal and use approved wildlife practices. Wildlife plan, maps, activity logs and photographs.
Homesite The residence and non-agricultural area normally receive separate appraisal treatment. Survey, homesite acreage and use information.
Change of use A qualifying change to non-agricultural use can create rollback taxes. Affected acreage, development plan and written rollback estimate.

Application process

1
List every property account in the operation.

Record the property ID, legal description and acreage for each tract.

2
Separate the homesite and non-agricultural areas.

The residence, yard, commercial area or other non-qualifying use may receive market appraisal.

3
Complete the 1-d-1 application.

Describe ownership, operators, acreage, current use and agricultural history.

4
Prepare operating records.

Useful evidence includes leases, seed, fertilizer, chemical, irrigation, fuel, harvest, livestock and sales records.

5
File by April 30.

Ask Terry CAD about extension and late-filing rules before assuming an application can no longer be accepted.

6
Keep records every year.

Continue documenting the agricultural operation after approval.

7
Request a rollback estimate before changing use.

Subdivision, commercial use, renewable-energy development or a new homesite can change special-appraisal treatment.

Rollback warning: A current 1-d-1 rollback generally recaptures the tax difference for the three preceding years after a qualifying change of use.
Official agricultural and wildlife forms: Open Terry CAD Forms.

Business Personal Property Renditions

A business may be required to report tangible personal property used to produce income.

Requirement 2026 Timing What to Do
Property date January 1, 2026 Identify taxable assets owned or managed on January 1.
Regular deadline April 15, 2026 File the completed rendition by the regular deadline.
Written extension Generally through May 15 Request the extension before April 15.
Additional extension Additional time for good cause Submit the required written explanation.
Late filing Penalty may apply Contact Terry CAD instead of ignoring the account.

Property commonly reported

  • Inventory
  • Machinery and equipment
  • Furniture and fixtures
  • Computers and office equipment
  • Tools and leased assets
  • Agricultural and irrigation equipment used by a business
  • Oilfield or industrial equipment
  • Certain business vehicles
Small business accounts: Texas provides an exemption for qualifying income-producing tangible personal property below the current statewide threshold. Confirm both exemption and rendition requirements with Terry CAD.

How to Protest a Terry County Appraisal

For 2026, the normal protest deadline was May 15 or 30 days after Terry CAD delivered the Notice of Appraised Value, whichever was later. The exact deadline printed on the notice controls.

Current timing: Most regular 2026 protest deadlines have passed. Later appraisal notices and limited statutory correction procedures can use different deadlines.
Protest Issue Useful Evidence What to Avoid
Market value is too high Comparable sales, professional appraisal, photographs and repair estimates. Only saying that the tax bill increased.
Unequal appraisal Comparable appraised values adjusted for size, age, use, location and condition. Comparing unrelated property types.
Incorrect property characteristics Measurements, photographs, permits, demolition records and surveys. Unsupported verbal statements.
Agricultural appraisal denied Use history, leases, crop, irrigation, grazing and management records. Assuming ownership of farmland automatically qualifies.
Exemption denied Ownership, occupancy, identification, age, disability or veteran records. Submitting an incomplete application.
Business-property value Asset list, purchase dates, condition, depreciation and rendition records. Providing only an unsupported total.
Oil or gas account Division orders, production information, royalty statements and ownership records. Assuming surface ownership proves mineral ownership.

Protest process

1
Read the appraisal notice.

Confirm the property, proposed value and exact filing deadline.

2
Review the complete property account.

Check land, improvements, ownership, exemptions, special appraisal and value history.

3
Select every valid protest reason.

Common grounds include market value, unequal appraisal, ownership, exemption and agricultural appraisal.

4
File the Notice of Protest.

Submit the current form using a method accepted by Terry CAD and keep proof of filing.

5
Request the district’s evidence.

Review sales, appraisal cards, photographs, schedules and other planned evidence.

6
Request an informal review.

A supported correction or value change may be resolved before the formal ARB hearing.

7
State a supported requested value.

Connect the requested value to reliable evidence rather than asking for an unexplained reduction.

8
Prepare a concise hearing packet.

Lead with the strongest evidence and explain important comparable-property adjustments.

9
Attend the ARB hearing.

Focus on value, equality, qualification or factual errors rather than affordability.

10
Review the written order immediately.

Further appeal options may include binding arbitration, SOAH or district court when eligible.

Payment protection: A protest or appeal normally does not suspend the property-tax payment requirement. Pay the legally required amount before delinquency.
Official protest form and taxpayer guidance: Open Terry CAD Forms.

Possible Options After Missing the Protest Deadline

Good-Cause Late Protest May be available before the ARB approves the appraisal records when the owner proves good cause.
Failure to Receive Required Notice May be available when a required appraisal or hearing notice was not delivered.
Substantial Over-Appraisal A correction motion may be available when the appraisal exceeds the correct value by the statutory amount.
Clerical or Ownership Error Certain clerical, duplicate-appraisal and ownership errors can be corrected through a formal motion.
Act promptly: Call Terry CAD at 806-637-6966 as soon as an error or missed notice is discovered.

How to Search and Pay Terry County Property Taxes

The official Terry County tax portal supports searches by owner name, account number, account key and legal description.

1
Open the official Terry County tax portal.

Confirm that the address is tax.terrycoad.org.

2
Search by account number or account key.

Use the number printed on the tax statement when available.

3
Otherwise search by owner or legal description.

Use a simplified owner name and verify the legal description carefully.

4
Confirm the property and tax year.

Check the owner, account, legal description, taxing units and year before paying.

5
Review every unpaid year.

Paying the newest bill does not automatically clear older delinquent taxes.

6
Check penalty, interest and collection charges.

Request a current payoff when the account is delinquent.

7
Confirm mortgage escrow.

Do not pay twice when a lender is already scheduled to pay.

8
Review the electronic-payment fee.

Any convenience fee is separate from the property tax and should be shown before confirmation.

9
Save the receipt.

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

10
Confirm that the payment posts.

Contact Terry CAD before repeating a payment that remains pending.

2026 payment date: In most cases, 2026 taxes are due by January 31, 2027. Because that date falls on a Sunday, the deadline generally moves to Monday, February 1, 2027. Follow the date printed on the tax statement.
No-statement warning: Failure to receive a tax bill normally does not cancel the tax, delinquency date, penalty, interest or tax lien.
Official tax search and payment: Open Terry County View and Pay.

Installment, Deferral and Delinquent-Payment Options

Four Installments Certain age-65, disabled and disabled-veteran homeowners may qualify to pay residence-homestead taxes in four installments.
Homestead Tax Deferral A qualifying owner may defer collection, but unpaid taxes remain a lien and interest continues.
Delinquent Agreement A payment agreement may be available for delinquent taxes. Confirm current terms with Terry CAD.
Confirm the arrangement: Do not divide a bill into self-selected partial payments without instructions from Terry CAD.

Terry County Foreclosure and Trustee-Sale Notices

Terry County publishes current and archived foreclosure-sale notices on its official county website. Notices can change, be withdrawn or be replaced before the scheduled sale.

Before considering a foreclosure or tax-sale property

  • Read the complete sale notice
  • Verify the legal description
  • Locate the actual property
  • Search deeds, liens and easements
  • Investigate legal access
  • Check bankruptcy and probate records
  • Review occupancy and physical condition
  • Understand redemption rights
  • Confirm the sale date, time and location
  • Obtain legal and title advice
Buyer warning: A foreclosure notice does not guarantee clear title, legal access, possession, utilities, buildability or suitability for a planned use.
Official sale notices: Open Terry County Foreclosure Sales.

How to Search Terry County Deeds, Liens and Mineral Records

The Terry County Clerk provides online records from 1981 to the present, along with search instructions and a Property Fraud Alert service.

1
Collect the CAD information.

Save the owner name, property ID, legal description and approximate transfer date.

2
Open the official County Clerk page.

Use the Online Records option shown near the top of the page.

3
Use guest access or register when needed.

The Clerk’s instructions explain registration, guest login, record searching and image purchasing.

4
Search all owner-name variations.

Try current owners, prior owners, trusts, estates, companies and spelling variations.

5
Narrow by document type and date.

Look for warranty deeds, deeds of trust, releases, liens, easements, assignments, mineral deeds and oil or gas leases.

6
Compare the legal description.

Do not rely only on a name when an owner has several farms, lots, mineral interests or business properties.

7
Follow referenced records.

A deed may refer to a prior deed, plat, easement, reservation, lien or release that also requires review.

8
Request an official copy when needed.

The posted fee schedule lists regular copies at $1 per page and certification at $5 per document in addition to copy charges.

Property Fraud Alert: The County Clerk page provides access to a fraud-alert service that can help owners monitor documents recorded under a registered name.
Title warning: One deed or search result is not a complete title examination. Liens, easements, probate interests, mineral reservations and unreleased loans may require professional review.
Official land-record starting point: Open the Terry County Clerk Page.

Terry County Property Buyer Checklist

Appraisal Record
  • Correct owner and property ID
  • Legal description and acreage
  • Land and improvement values
  • Homestead or agricultural appraisal
  • Correct taxing units
  • Current and prior values
Tax Review
  • Correct tax account and account key
  • Current tax balance
  • Every delinquent year
  • Penalty and interest
  • Deferral or installment status
  • Foreclosure or tax-lawsuit status
Recorded Documents
  • Current warranty deed
  • Deeds of trust and releases
  • Judgment and mechanic’s liens
  • Easements and legal access
  • Mineral deeds and reservations
  • Probate or heirship records
Physical and Agricultural Review
  • Professional survey
  • Legal and physical access
  • Water and irrigation rights
  • Well condition and capacity
  • Pipeline and utility easements
  • Rollback-tax exposure
Buyer warning: A seller’s homestead exemption, tax ceiling, agricultural appraisal, wildlife appraisal, deferral or installment agreement does not automatically transfer to a buyer.

Local Terry County Property Scenarios

Property Situation Important Checks Why It Matters
Brownfield residence City, Brownfield CISD, homestead, improvement details and tax balance. City property normally includes more taxing units than nearby rural property.
Meadow residence City boundary, Meadow ISD, exemptions and current early-payment discount. The discount must be confirmed for the current year before payment.
Wellman property City of Wellman, Wellman-Union CISD, land size and taxable values. The postal address alone does not prove every taxing boundary.
Cotton or crop farm Agricultural history, irrigation, leases, inputs, yields, homesite and rollback exposure. Ownership of farmland alone does not guarantee special appraisal.
Center-pivot irrigated tract Land account, well, pivot ownership, equipment account, water district and energy service. Land and business equipment can be appraised under different accounts.
Oil or gas interest Mineral account, ownership percentage, production, division order and recorded instruments. Surface and mineral ownership may be different.
Manufactured home Home owner, land owner, title, location and homestead qualification. The home and land may have separate owners and accounts.
New rural homesite New improvements, agricultural acreage removed, well, septic, access and rollback tax. Construction can change both market value and special-appraisal treatment.

How to Correct a Terry CAD Property Record

Problem Correct Starting Point Evidence to Prepare
Incorrect mailing address Terry CAD Property ID, owner information and signed address request.
Recent deed not reflected County Clerk, then Terry CAD Recorded document number, date and deed copy.
Wrong legal description or acreage County Clerk, surveyor and Terry CAD Deed, plat, survey and appraisal map.
Incorrect building details Terry CAD appraisal staff Measurements, photographs, permits and demolition records.
Missing homestead exemption Terry CAD Homestead form, identification and occupancy evidence.
Missing agricultural appraisal Terry CAD 1-d-1 application, leases, use history and production records.
Tax payment not posted Terry CAD tax-collection staff Receipt, transaction number, account, tax year and payment date.
Appraised value disputed Terry CAD and Appraisal Review Board Notice of Protest and market-value or unequal-appraisal evidence.

Terry County Property Office Contacts

Office Contact Details Main Services
Terry County Appraisal District Chief Appraiser: Eddie Olivas
421 West Powell Street
Brownfield, TX 79316
Mailing: P.O. Box 426, Brownfield, TX 79316
Phone: 806-637-6966
Fax: 806-637-4675
Email: e.olivas@windstream.net
Monday through Friday:
8:00 a.m. to noon
1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Property search, appraisal, exemptions, agricultural appraisal, GIS maps, protests, tax balances and property-tax payments.
Terry County Clerk Kim Carter, County Clerk
Terry County Courthouse
500 West Main Street, Room 105
Brownfield, TX 79316
Phone: 806-637-8551
Deeds, liens, easements, plats, mineral documents, official records, foreclosure notices and certified copies.
Terry County Tax Assessor-Collector Jaclyn E. Morin
Terry County Courthouse
500 West Main Street, Room 106
Brownfield, TX 79316
Phone: 806-637-7534
Fax: 806-637-9215
Email: jmorin@terrycounty.org
Motor vehicles, boats, voter registration and related county services. Property-tax collection starts with Terry CAD.

Terry County Appraisal District Map

The appraisal district is located at 421 West Powell Street in Brownfield.

Official Terry County Property Resources

Appraisal District Homepage Terry County Appraisal District
Property Search Search Terry CAD Records
Property-Tax Search and Payment Terry County View and Pay
Exemption and Protest Forms Terry CAD Forms Library
Truth in Taxation Terry County Tax Transparency
Latest Annual Report Terry CAD 2025 Annual Report
Foreclosure Notices Terry County Foreclosure Sales
County Tax Assessor-Collector Vehicle and County Tax-Office Services
Texas Property-Tax Guidance Texas Comptroller Property Tax Assistance

Terry County CAD Property Search FAQs

What is the official Terry County CAD property-search website?

The official search is esearch.terrycoad.org. It includes Owner, Address, ID, ARB and Advanced Search tabs.

Can I search Terry County 2026 appraisal records?

Yes. The official property search currently includes tax years 2026 through 2022.

What is the Terry County Appraisal District phone number?

The official Terry CAD phone number is 806-637-6966.

Where is Terry County Appraisal District located?

The office is at 421 West Powell Street in Brownfield, Texas 79316.

What are Terry CAD’s office hours?

The office is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to noon and from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Which office collects Terry County property taxes?

Terry County Appraisal District provides the official property-tax search and payment system. The elected county Tax Assessor-Collector primarily handles vehicles and related services.

How can I search a Terry County tax account?

The official tax portal supports owner name, account number, account key and legal-description searches.

What is the Terry County GIS map used for?

The GIS map helps locate parcels and review nearby properties, roads and geographic context. It is not a legal survey.

What is the published school homestead exemption?

The district’s latest published schedule lists a $140,000 general school-district residence homestead exemption.

What is the regular homestead application deadline?

The regular filing deadline is April 30. Residence homestead applications can also have late-filing rights.

What was the normal Terry County protest deadline for 2026?

The usual deadline was May 15 or 30 days after the appraisal notice was delivered, whichever was later.

Can I act after missing the regular protest deadline?

Possibly. Limited remedies may exist for good cause, missing required notices, ownership errors, clerical errors or substantial over-appraisal.

What is the normal agricultural appraisal deadline?

The regular deadline for a 1-d-1 agricultural application is April 30. Extension and limited late-filing rules may apply.

How many years does an agricultural rollback generally cover?

A current 1-d-1 rollback generally recaptures the tax difference for the previous three years after a qualifying change of use.

Where can I search Terry County deeds and liens?

Start from the official Terry County Clerk page and select Online Records. The county states that online records are available from 1981 to the present.

Does Terry County offer a Property Fraud Alert?

Yes. The County Clerk page provides access to a Property Fraud Alert service.

Where are Terry County foreclosure notices published?

Current and archived foreclosure-sale notices are published on the official Terry County website.

Can an online CAD parcel line be used as a legal boundary?

No. Appraisal records and GIS maps do not replace a recorded deed, title examination, plat or professional survey.

Independent Editorial Notice

County-CAD.us is an independent informational website. It is not affiliated with Terry County Appraisal District, the Terry County Appraisal Review Board, Terry County Clerk, Terry County Tax Assessor-Collector, any taxing unit or the State of Texas.

Property values, exemptions, deadlines, rates, balances, payment fees, officeholders, office hours, forms and procedures can change. Verify time-sensitive information with the responsible official office before filing, paying or making a property decision.

Last reviewed: July 17, 2026.

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Enter county and state to create safe search links. This avoids guessing official URLs and helps users find the correct county appraisal district, property search, tax payment and exemption pages.

Why this tool helps your site

It gives visitors an interactive reason to stay on the page, calculate their own numbers and move from general reading to practical action.

Best placement

  • Below county CAD articles
  • Before FAQ section on long posts
  • Inside sidebar or after first major section on desktop

Estimate disclaimer

Values are educational estimates. Visitors should confirm final values, exemptions, tax rates, payment status and deadlines with official county resources.