Uvalde County Appraisal District CAD Property Search 2026

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Uvalde County, Texas · Uvalde, Sabinal, Knippa, Utopia, Concan, Nueces Canyon, ranches, Frio River property and business accounts

Match a Uvalde County Property to Its Appraisal, Tax and Recorded-Land File

Uvalde County Appraisal District handles property appraisal, exemptions, agricultural qualification, business personal property, protests and consolidated property-tax collection for the accounts it serves.

This guide explains the official search fields, 2026 appraisal figures, county-specific protest deadline, online-protest fallback, Frio River and rural-land research, disaster-damage relief, tax-payment steps, delinquent balances and County Clerk records.

Search official Uvalde CAD records Open the official property map Follow tax-payment steps
Owner, address or Property ID Abstract and Geographic ID Ranch and wildlife land Homestead and veteran forms May 22, 2026 protest deadline Bureau code 6076174
UVALDE COUNTY PROPERTY ROUTER VERIFYING ACCOUNT
OWNER + PARCEL + YEAR MATCHED
UVALDE CAD PROPERTY ACCOUNT
2026 protest deadline: UCAD mailed approximately 16,700 Notices of Appraised Value on April 20, 2026 and set May 22, 2026 as the standard filing deadline. A notice mailed later may carry a later 30-day deadline. By July 28, 2026, the ordinary deadline has passed for most accounts.
Online-protest fallback: UCAD currently says that owners experiencing problems with the electronic-protest portal may email the protest and supporting documents to appeals@uvaldecad.org. Keep the complete sent email, attachments and delivery timestamp.
Chief Appraiser

Roberto Valdez, RPA

UCAD office

209 N. High Street, Uvalde

Main telephone

830-278-1106

Property-tax collection

Handled through Uvalde CAD

2026 appraisal date

Market conditions as of January 1, 2026

Start with the exact task

Which Uvalde County property service do you need?

This helper runs locally in the browser. It does not collect an owner name, account number, property value, tax balance or payment information.

PROPERTY SEARCH Owner, address or ID

Use Owner, Address, ID or Advanced Search and verify the tax year and property type.

Follow the search walkthrough
RANCH OR RIVER PROPERTY Abstract, legal description or map

Use Geographic ID, abstract, subdivision and GIS tools when a street address is unreliable.

Review rural-property steps
EXEMPTION OR AG Homestead, veteran or productivity appraisal

Use the current official form and retain strong filing proof.

Open forms and evidence guidance
APPRAISAL PROTEST Notice, evidence and ARB

Use the May 22 local deadline only when it matches the property notice and mailing date.

Prepare a protest file
PROPERTY TAX Online, telephone, mail or plan

UCAD collects property taxes and publishes payment and delinquent-account instructions.

Follow payment steps
LEGAL LAND RECORD Deed, lien, plat or probate

Use the County Clerk because the appraisal owner field is not legal title.

Search recorded property documents

Jump directly to the Uvalde County property task

Search-screen walkthrough

Choose the tab that matches the information you have

The existing article did not expose a reliable topic-specific screenshot URL that could be safely preserved. This lightweight visual mirrors the current official search choices without pretending to be a live portal.

UVALDE CAD PROPERTY SEARCH VERIFY PROPERTY TYPE + YEAR
By Owner
By Address
By ID
ARB Search
Advanced
Surname, street name, Property ID, abstract or Geographic ID
Search Property
Before opening a result: Compare the owner, property type, legal description, abstract, acreage, tax year and any displayed tax due.
By Owner

Best when the owner or prior owner is known.

By Address

Best for homes and businesses with a reliable situs address.

By ID

Best for a Property ID, Owner ID or Geographic ID.

Advanced

Best for abstracts, subdivisions, mobile-home parks and rural land.

Official 2026 appraisal notice

What changed in Uvalde County’s 2026 appraisal cycle?

UCAD’s 2026 public notice states that properties were reappraised using market conditions as of January 1, 2026. Notices were mailed to accounts with appraisal, market, agricultural, exemption or ownership changes.

April 20 2026 appraisal notices mailed
≈16,700 notices mailed by UCAD
$7.85bn estimated countywide market value
$3.36bn estimated countywide taxable value
UCAD’s published 2026 appraisal figures
Published item 2026 figure Practical meaning
Countywide market value Approximately $7.85 billion UCAD estimated a 2.3% increase from the prior year.
Countywide taxable value Approximately $3.36 billion UCAD estimated a 3% increase from the prior year.
Average appraisal increase Approximately 6% An individual property may increase by more, less or not at all.
Notice mailing date April 20, 2026 This mailing created UCAD’s standard May 22 protest deadline.
Standard protest deadline May 22, 2026 A later-mailed notice may provide a later 30-day deadline.
No appraisal notice does not mean the account should be ignored. UCAD advises owners who did not receive a notice to review the current-year property record online.
Property-result decoder

Understand what each Uvalde CAD field proves

The appraisal account is useful evidence, but it is not a deed, survey or title opinion
Record field What it identifies What it does not prove Best next action
Property ID The UCAD appraisal and collection account. A County Clerk recording number. Use it for forms, protests and payment questions.
Owner ID An owner record connected to one or more accounts. That every connected account is the same property. Review all results before filing or paying.
Geographic ID A mapping and geographic reference. A surveyed boundary or legal access. Compare the GIS map, deed and survey.
Owner name The owner maintained for appraisal administration. Complete title, heirship or mineral ownership. Search County Clerk records.
Legal description A lot, block, subdivision, abstract, survey or tract. Every boundary call, easement or reservation. Obtain the recorded deed and survey.
Acreage The acreage used for appraisal administration. Surveyed acreage or fence location. Compare deed, survey and agricultural application.
Market value UCAD’s January 1 estimate of market value. Purchase price, taxable value or tax due. Review sales, condition, location and property facts.
Appraised or capped value Value after an applicable statutory appraisal limitation. The final taxable value for every entity. Review homestead or other limitation fields.
Agricultural value Productivity appraisal for qualifying land. Future eligibility after a sale or use change. Review the application, history and current use.
Tax due An unpaid amount associated with the account and year. A complete payoff when penalties, collection fees or legal costs apply. Open the full tax details or call UCAD.
Search troubleshooting

Fix a missing, duplicate or confusing UCAD result

Change one search element at a time
Problem Likely reason Practical fix
Full owner name returns nothing The account may use surname-first order, initials, a trust, estate, spouse or business variation. Search the surname or main business word alone.
Complete address fails The situs address, rural route or road suffix may differ. Search only the main street or road word.
Concan or ranch property has no useful address The account may be indexed by abstract, owner, legal description or Geographic ID. Use Advanced Search and the GIS map.
One owner has many accounts Residence, acreage, mineral, mobile-home and business property may be separate. Compare the Property ID, type, legal description and tax year.
Recent buyer is not displayed The recorded deed or ownership update may still be processing. Confirm recording with the County Clerk and give UCAD the instrument information.
Expected exemption is missing The application may be pending, incomplete, denied or connected to another year. Provide the application and filing proof to UCAD.
Online protest does not submit UCAD has posted a current warning about portal issues. Email the protest and evidence to appeals@uvaldecad.org before the applicable deadline.
Uvalde CISD Zavala County account is missing UCAD says those cross-county accounts are not displayed on its website. Call 830-278-1106 for the amount due and payment options.
Avoid the wrong-office loop

UCAD, the county vehicle Tax Office and County Clerk have separate jobs

Send the issue to the office that controls it
Property question Correct office What to prepare
Why did my appraised value change? Uvalde CAD Property ID, notice, property facts and evidence.
Is my exemption or agricultural appraisal active? Uvalde CAD Application, attachments and delivery proof.
How do I protest? Uvalde CAD and Appraisal Review Board Deadline, protest ground and evidence.
What property taxes are due? Uvalde CAD Property ID, owner, tax year and payment record.
Can I arrange delinquent payments? Uvalde CAD or its delinquent-tax counsel Updated payoff, account history and proposed payment amount.
What does the county Tax Assessor-Collector handle? Uvalde County Tax Assessor-Collector Vehicle title, registration or other county Tax Office information.
Who legally owns the property? Uvalde County Clerk Grantor, grantee, date, instrument and legal description.
Where is the exact boundary? Recorded records and licensed surveyor Deed, plat, prior survey and adjoining descriptions.
The Texas Comptroller directory states that the Uvalde County Tax Assessor-Collector does not collect property taxes. Begin property-tax balance, receipt and payment questions with UCAD.
Ranches, Frio River property, agricultural land and wildlife management

Build a legal-description and land-use file before comparing values

Frio River and Concan

Review river proximity, flood exposure, access, improvements, rental use, subdivision restrictions and location-matched sales.

Ranch and grazing land

Verify abstract, survey, acreage, fencing, water, terrain, legal access and agricultural-use history.

Wildlife property

Confirm prior agricultural qualification, management plan, annual activities and supporting evidence.

List every related account One ranch or recreational property may include several tracts, homesites, mineral interests or taxing-unit combinations.
Open the official GIS map Use the map for approximate parcel position and neighbouring-account context. Open Uvalde CAD Interactive Map
Compare legal descriptions Match the appraisal summary with the recorded deed, abstract, survey and any subdivision plat.
Verify access separately A parcel displayed beside a road or river does not prove legal access, public maintenance, crossing rights or river access.
Compare acreage and configuration Irregular, steep, flood-prone or landlocked acreage should not be compared directly with fully accessible land.
Review market and productivity values Qualifying agricultural land can carry a productivity appraisal below market value.
Document actual agricultural use Prepare leases, livestock, crop, grazing, fencing, water, expense and sale records.
For wildlife management Prepare the wildlife-management plan, annual report and evidence of qualifying activities.
Separate the homesite A residence and non-agricultural improvements remain separately appraised from qualifying acreage.
Ask before changing use Development or nonqualifying use can affect special appraisal and may create additional tax consequences.
A CAD map does not establish a surveyed boundary, flood status, private-road right, Frio River access, groundwater right or buildable site.
Local Uvalde County situations

Adjust the workflow to the community and school district

City of Uvalde residence

Verify City of Uvalde, Uvalde CISD, county, Road/Flood, college and water-conservation entities plus homestead status.

Sabinal property

Check City of Sabinal, Sabinal ISD, legal lot description and any rural acreage represented separately.

Knippa property

Verify Knippa ISD, rural taxing entities, land-use classification and improvement details.

Utopia or Nueces Canyon land

Confirm the exact school district because Utopia, Nueces Canyon and Leakey boundaries can involve cross-county records.

Concan or Frio River property

Review flood exposure, river proximity, rental improvements, subdivision restrictions and comparable location.

Ranch or wildlife tract

Compare market value, productivity appraisal, acreage, access, water and qualification evidence.

Mobile home

Determine whether the home and land use separate accounts and whether a mobile-home-park search field is needed.

Business or special inventory

Separate equipment, inventory, vehicles, aircraft and leased assets from the land and building.

Mineral or utility account

Search the specialised property type and verify owner, lease, legal reference, year and taxing entities.

Homestead, veteran, agricultural, wildlife and ARB forms

Submit the correct UCAD application with proof

UCAD provides both a traditional Forms page and an online-forms service. Use the official current form and retain the confirmation generated by the selected filing method.
Choose the form that matches the property issue
Situation Official starting form What to prepare
Primary residence Residence Homestead Exemption Property ID, ownership, occupancy, identification and matching address information.
Age 65, disability or veteran status Matching exemption application Eligibility records, identification and ownership documents.
Open-space agricultural land Application for 1-d-1 Agricultural Appraisal Acreage, use history, leases, production, livestock, maps and photographs.
Wildlife management Wildlife Management Plan and Annual Report Prior qualification, management plan and evidence of activities.
Business assets Personal Property Rendition Asset list, costs, acquisition years, inventory and leased property.
Aircraft or allocated property Aircraft Rendition or Allocation forms Ownership, location, use, travel and allocation records.
Appraisal dispute Notice of Protest Notice, Property ID, protest ground and evidence.
Disaster-damaged property Temporary Exemption for Property Damaged by Disaster Damage date, photographs, estimates, insurance and value-loss evidence.
Search the property first Save the owner, Property ID, address, legal description and tax year.
Choose online or downloadable forms Use the online portal for supported filings or the district’s Forms page for the full document library. Open UCAD Online Forms Open UCAD Forms Library
Read all identification requirements UCAD states that a residence homestead application normally requires a driver’s licence or state identification certificate showing the property address, subject to statutory exceptions.
Confirm exemption amounts by entity UCAD’s current exemption table displays a $140,000 general school homestead exemption and an additional $60,000 school exemption for qualifying age-65 or disabled owners across its listed school districts. Local entity exemptions vary.
Attach property-specific evidence Include only the identification, eligibility and property records required for the application.
Verify the delivery address or upload destination UCAD’s office and mailing address is 209 N. High Street, Uvalde, Texas 78801-5207.
Keep filing proof Save the online confirmation, sent email, tracking number or stamped office copy.
Verify the result afterward Reopen the property account and confirm the exemption or special appraisal appears for the correct year and taxing entities.
UCAD is conducting a homestead-exemption audit through Perdue Brandon Fielder Collins & Mott. Owners receiving audit correspondence should follow the instructions and respond with the requested evidence rather than ignoring the letter.
2026 flood recovery and temporary disaster exemption

Document disaster damage before requesting property-tax relief

Uvalde County posted a local disaster declaration dated July 14, 2026, and UCAD currently highlights a Temporary Disaster Exemption. Eligibility, the qualifying event, damage level and filing deadline must be confirmed directly with UCAD for the specific property.
Find the affected property account Save the Property ID, owner, address, legal description, land, improvements and current value.
Photograph damage promptly Include wide views, close-ups and identifying features that connect the damage to the property.
Document the event date Keep emergency notices, inspection records, weather reports, insurance claims and repair dates.
Separate prior defects from disaster damage Explain which conditions existed before the event and which resulted from it.
Obtain estimates Ask contractors to identify damaged components, required work and estimated cost.
Open the temporary-exemption form UCAD lists the form in its official Forms section. Open UCAD Disaster Exemption Form
Confirm the deadline with UCAD Do not assume an ordinary protest deadline and a temporary disaster-exemption deadline are the same.
Keep the complete submission file Save the application, evidence, delivery proof and district determination.
Property ID and current appraisal record
Date-stamped photographs and video
Insurance claim and adjuster report
Repair or replacement estimates
Inspection and emergency records
Pre-event property photographs
Description of unusable areas
Application and filing confirmation
Business personal property and specialised accounts

Prepare an asset-level rendition instead of one unsupported total

UCAD appraises real and business personal property and publishes renditions for ordinary business assets, aircraft, allocated property and several special-inventory categories.

Business-property records to organise before filing
Information Why it matters Useful evidence
Legal owner and DBA Connects assets to the correct entity and location. Entity records, prior account and operating address.
Furniture and equipment Identifies taxable income-producing assets. Description, acquisition year, original cost and condition.
Inventory Inventory may require ordinary or special-inventory reporting. Representative inventory and accounting records.
Leased assets The user and legal owner may be different parties. Lease agreement, lessor and property location.
Disposed or relocated property An old list can overstate property remaining in Uvalde County. Sale, disposal, transfer or relocation records.
Aircraft or mobile assets Allocation can depend on location and use during the year. Flight logs, location records and allocation schedules.
Texas business personal property renditions are generally due April 15. A timely written request can provide an extension under applicable law. Confirm the current procedure with UCAD before relying on an old deadline or form.
Open rendition forms Open online forms Review BPP deadline guidance
2026 online protest and ARB evidence

Challenge the appraisal issue—not merely the tax bill

County-specific deadline: UCAD’s standard 2026 protest deadline was May 22, 2026. A later notice can provide a later deadline. Late protests are limited and may require a specific statutory ground, so contact UCAD immediately rather than assuming the deadline can be extended.
Save the complete property record Capture the Property ID, owner, legal description, acreage, market value, appraised value, exemptions, improvements and taxing entities.
Identify the exact issue Focus on market value, unequal appraisal, incorrect property facts, acreage, ownership, exemption denial, agricultural qualification or business assets.
Read the notice deadline Use the date on the property’s official notice and compare it with UCAD’s April 20 mailing and May 22 standard deadline.
Check all physical facts Review size, age, condition, improvements, land class, acreage, access and property type.
Collect issue-matched evidence UCAD recommends current photographs and value documentation such as quotes, repair costs, receipts, appraisals and closing statements.
Open UCAD Online Protest Register with a valid email address and follow the account-authentication instructions. Open Uvalde CAD Online Protest
Review evidence and settlement offers UCAD says electronic filers can receive the district’s evidence and any proposed settlement through the portal.
Use the fallback when the portal fails Email the protest and supporting records to appeals@uvaldecad.org and retain the complete sent-message file. Email UCAD Appeals
Prepare for the ARB hearing If no settlement is accepted, follow the hearing notice for the date, evidence deadline and appearance method.
Keep the final ARB order Preserve the decision, mailing envelope, evidence and any further appeal deadline.
UCAD’s electronic-protest information says the e-file system is not an informal discussion channel. Owners wanting an informal meeting should follow the district’s written-protest and contact instructions.
Useful evidence by Uvalde County property type
Property type Useful evidence Weak evidence
Uvalde or Sabinal home Comparable sales, measurements, condition photographs and repair estimates. Only stating that the tax bill increased.
Concan or river property River access, flood exposure, elevation, rental use, condition and location-adjusted sales. An inland property with no location adjustment.
Ranch or rural acreage Survey, access, terrain, water, fencing, improvements and comparable tracts. A city-lot comparison.
Agricultural or wildlife land Use history, leases, livestock, crops, wildlife plan and annual activities. Acreage alone.
Business personal property Asset ledger, costs, acquisition years, leased assets, condition and disposals. One unsupported accounting total.
Disaster-damaged property Pre-event condition, dated photographs, insurance records and repair estimates. Undated photographs without property identification.
Online, telephone, drop-box and mail payment

Pay Uvalde County property taxes through UCAD

Official payment details: UCAD currently lists telephone payments at 866-549-1010, bureau code 6076174, and a 2.19% credit-card convenience fee.
Open the official property search Begin at UCAD instead of an advertisement, unsolicited email or copied payment link. Open UCAD Property Search
Search the exact account Use Property ID, owner, address or another verified identifier.
Select View Details UCAD’s payment instructions direct taxpayers to open the details beside the appraised value.
Select Pay Taxes Choose the correct tax year and enter the amount intended for that account.
Review every account and year A current-year payment does not automatically clear an older delinquency or separate mineral, mobile-home or business account.
Review the processing fee UCAD currently publishes a 2.19% credit-card convenience fee. Verify the live total before authorising.
For telephone payment Call 866-549-1010 and use bureau code 6076174 after confirming the property and year.
For mail or drop box Follow the current UCAD instructions and include enough account information to apply the payment correctly.
Save the receipt immediately Keep the Property ID, tax year, amount, fee, date and confirmation number.
Confirm posting before paying twice Recheck the account or call 830-278-1106 when a transaction is pending or not visible.
UCAD states that Uvalde CISD taxpayers whose property is in Zavala County will not find those accounts on the UCAD website. Call 830-278-1106 for the amount due and available payment options.
UCAD mailed 2025 tax statements in October 2025 and instructed taxpayers to pay before January 31, 2026 to avoid penalty and interest. The homepage also displays a separate notice stating “UCAD delinquency date is July 1st, 2026.” Because that notice does not explain the affected account type or tax year, confirm its application directly with UCAD.
Search and pay property taxes Call telephone payment service Call UCAD
Penalty, interest, payment plans and tax sales

Request an updated payoff before paying a delinquent account

UCAD’s posted general penalty-and-interest progression
Month paid Posted penalty and interest Practical action
February 7% Request the current balance before paying.
March 9% Do not rely on the original tax statement.
April 11% Verify all tax years and separate accounts.
May 13% Ask UCAD about available payment arrangements.
June 15% Request a written payoff before mailing funds.
July 18% UCAD’s page also describes an additional collection fee that can apply in July.
UCAD’s Penalty and Interest page still uses an older tax year as its example. The percentages reflect the district’s published general progression, but the exact current payoff can include collection fees and legal costs. Obtain a current account-specific payoff.
UCAD delinquent-account help

Call 830-278-1106 for current balance, account review and available payment-plan information.

Delinquent-tax counsel

Perdue Brandon Fielder Collins & Mott, LLP

613 NW Loop 410, Suite 550
San Antonio, Texas 78216
210-998-3230

Review penalty information Open delinquent-tax contacts Review official tax-sale listings
Deeds, liens, plats, probate and official public records

Use the Uvalde County Clerk for the controlling recorded document

The County Clerk maintains an Online Records Search for Official Public Records and publishes current real-property recording fees and plat requirements.
Save the UCAD identifiers Record the current and prior owners, Property ID, Geographic ID, address, abstract and legal description.
Open the official County Clerk page Select Online Records Search from the Quicklinks section. Open Uvalde County Clerk
Search current and prior owners Include spouse, trust, estate, business, grantor and grantee variations.
Compare the complete legal description Review lot, block, subdivision, abstract, survey, acreage, easements, reservations and exceptions.
Review plats and maps Plats can explain subdivision lots and roads, but a current survey may still be required.
Review probate when property was inherited An appraisal owner display may not explain the complete estate or heirship chain.
Request the correct copy type Confirm whether an ordinary or certified document is required.
Prepare for current recording requirements The Clerk requires official photo identification when a real-property document is presented in person for recording.
Published recording fee: The Clerk currently lists $25 for the first page and $4 for each additional page for ordinary real-property recording, subject to document-specific charges.
A CAD owner name, tax statement or GIS map does not establish marketable title, exact acreage, easements, mineral rights, river access or legal boundaries.
Verified office routing

Contact the Uvalde County office that controls the issue

Uvalde County Appraisal District

Use for appraisal search, values, exemptions, agricultural appraisal, renditions, maps, protests, tax balances, payments and receipts.

209 N. High Street
Uvalde, Texas 78801-5207

830-278-1106
Fax: 830-278-8150
Chief Appraiser: rvaldez@uvaldecad.org
Protest fallback: appeals@uvaldecad.org

Chief Appraiser: Roberto Valdez, RPA

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM.

Uvalde County Tax Assessor-Collector

Use for vehicle registration and other county Tax Office services—not property-tax collection.

Uvalde County Courthouse, 1st Floor
100 N. Getty Street, Suite 8
Uvalde, Texas 78801

Rita C. Verstuyft
830-278-3225
rita.verstuyft@uvaldecounty.gov

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM.

Uvalde County Clerk

Use for deeds, liens, plats, probate, official public records and certified copies.

100 N. Getty Street, 1st Floor
Uvalde, Texas 78801
Mailing: P.O. Box 169, Uvalde, TX 78802

Donna M. Williams
830-278-6614
Fax: 830-278-8692
donna.williams@uvaldecounty.gov

Hours: 8:00 AM–4:30 PM; open during lunch.

Prepare before calling
  • Property ID, Owner ID or Geographic ID
  • Owner and prior owner names
  • Property type and tax year
  • Address, abstract and legal description
  • Appraisal notice or tax statement
  • Form, protest or payment confirmation
  • The exact correction or question
Official action centre

Open the exact Uvalde County property resource

Uvalde CAD homepage

Current notices, office information, tax collection and district resources.

Open Uvalde CAD
Property search and payment

Search owners, addresses, IDs, abstracts, subdivisions and account details.

Open Search and Pay
Interactive GIS map

Review approximate ranch, river, rural and subdivision parcel locations.

Open GIS Map
Online forms

Submit supported exemption and appraisal-district applications electronically.

Open Online Forms
Forms library

Homestead, veteran, agricultural, wildlife, rendition, protest and disaster forms.

Open Forms Library
Online protest

Access the electronic-protest system and settlement-offer workflow.

Open Online Protest
Protest instructions

Review electronic filing, evidence and formal-hearing guidance.

Open Protest Guidance
Exemption information

Review entity exemption amounts and disabled-veteran guidance.

Open Exemption Information
Tax transparency

Review proposed rates, estimated taxes, hearings and entity information.

Open Uvalde Tax Notices
Penalty and delinquency

Review the district’s published penalty schedule and collection contact.

Open Penalty Information
County Clerk

Deeds, liens, plats, probate, Official Public Records and recording fees.

Open County Clerk
State county directory

Verify chief appraiser, Tax Office and active school taxing units.

Open Comptroller Directory
10 locally specific answers

Uvalde County Appraisal District FAQs

What is the official Uvalde County Appraisal District website?

The official website is uvaldecad.org. It provides property search, online forms, GIS mapping, electronic protest, tax payment, delinquent-tax information and office contacts.

How do I search Uvalde County property records?

Use Uvalde CAD Property Search. Search by owner, address, Property ID, Owner ID, Geographic ID, abstract, subdivision, neighbourhood or Advanced Search.

Who is the Uvalde County Chief Appraiser?

UCAD and the Texas Comptroller directory list Roberto Valdez, RPA as Chief Appraiser.

Where is Uvalde County Appraisal District located?

UCAD is at 209 N. High Street, Uvalde, Texas 78801-5207. The telephone number is 830-278-1106, and published hours are Monday–Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

What was the Uvalde CAD protest deadline for 2026?

UCAD mailed standard appraisal notices on April 20, 2026 and set May 22, 2026 as the ordinary deadline. A later-mailed notice may provide a later 30-day deadline.

What should I do when the UCAD online protest portal does not work?

UCAD currently directs owners experiencing portal issues to email the protest and supporting documents to appeals@uvaldecad.org. Keep the complete sent email and timestamp as filing proof.

Who collects Uvalde County property taxes?

Uvalde County Appraisal District handles property-tax collection for the accounts it serves. The county Tax Assessor-Collector does not collect property taxes and primarily handles vehicle services.

How do I pay Uvalde County property taxes by phone?

UCAD currently lists telephone payment at 866-549-1010 using bureau code 6076174. The district publishes a 2.19% credit-card convenience fee. Verify the account, year and live fee before paying.

Where can I find Uvalde County deeds and plats?

Use the Uvalde County Clerk and select Online Records Search. Recorded deeds, liens, plats and probate files control legal ownership questions.

Does the Uvalde CAD map prove boundaries, access or Frio River rights?

No. The GIS map, acreage and legal-description summary are appraisal research tools. Use recorded documents and a licensed surveyor when boundaries, easements, access or river rights matter.

Accuracy, independence and property-record notice

AppraisalDistrict.org is an independent informational website. It is not Uvalde County Appraisal District, Uvalde County, the Tax Assessor-Collector, County Clerk, Appraisal Review Board, BIS Consultants, a payment processor, delinquent-tax law firm or taxing unit.

Property owners, values, exemptions, agricultural qualification, tax rates, balances, payment fees, disaster procedures, deadlines, officeholders and online systems can change. Confirm the live official record before filing, protesting, paying, buying, selling or preparing a legal document.

CAD maps, owner displays, acreage and legal-description summaries are research tools. They are not surveys, title opinions, flood determinations, access guarantees, mineral-title reports or proof of legal ownership.

Last reviewed July 28, 2026. UCAD’s official 2026 notice reports approximately 16,700 appraisal notices, an estimated $7.85 billion countywide market value, an estimated $3.36 billion taxable value and a May 22, 2026 standard protest deadline.

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