Coleman County Appraisal District Find CAD and Tax 2026

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Coleman County, Texas · Property search, ranch land, exemptions, protests, tax collection and deeds

Follow a Coleman County Parcel From Ranch Ledger to Tax Receipt

Start with Coleman County Appraisal District when you need a parcel ID, owner ID, geographic ID, appraisal owner, legal description, acreage, improvement details, exemptions, appraised value, protest information or property-tax balance.

Coleman County follows a different collection arrangement from many Texas counties. Coleman CAD handles local property-tax bills and payment access. The courthouse Tax Assessor-Collector does not collect property taxes and primarily handles motor-vehicle services.

Search official Coleman CAD records Find tax balance and payment Check late-protest options
Parcel or property ID Owner ID Owner name Street address Geo ID Legal description
COLEMAN RANCH LEDGER VERIFYING PARCEL
SEARCH → VERIFY → PAY OR FILE
Important correction to the old article: do not take a property-tax payment to the Coleman County courthouse Tax Assessor-Collector merely because that office is called the “Tax Office.” The Texas Comptroller identifies that office as a non-collecting office. Coleman CAD mails local property-tax statements and provides the payment route.
Property search

Owner, owner ID, property ID, address, Geo ID and legal description.

CAD and collector

105 S. Commercial Avenue, Coleman, Texas 76834.

Tax payment

Available through Coleman CAD and its EZ-Net Pay provider.

Recorded documents

Use Coleman County Clerk for deeds, liens, plats and certified records.

Official review

Local sources and 2026 procedures reviewed July 31, 2026.

Start with your task

What do you need to complete with the Coleman County property account?

FIND A PROPERTY Search the official appraisal roll

Use the strongest identifier available and confirm the parcel, owner, legal description and acreage.

Follow the search workflow
CHECK A VALUE Separate land and improvements

Review market, appraised, taxable and productivity values instead of relying on one total.

Understand the value fields
PAY PROPERTY TAX Use Coleman CAD

Open the correct property account, verify the tax year and continue to EZ-Net Pay.

Follow the payment steps
FILE AN EXEMPTION Download the official form

Prepare identification, ownership information and proof of submission.

Use the exemption checklist
PROTEST OR CORRECT Identify one clear issue

Save the account and organise evidence around value, equality, exemptions or incorrect property data.

Build the protest packet
CHECK A DEED Use County Clerk records

The appraisal owner field does not replace a recorded deed, lien search or title examination.

Search official records

Go directly to the Coleman County property task

Start with the appraisal account. Continue to tax collection, recorded documents or another resource only when that record controls the next action.

Existing article image retained

Use the Coleman CAD image as a search-orientation guide

The image used in the original article is preserved below. The live Coleman CAD portal controls current fields, results, values, tax balances and payment actions.

Coleman County Appraisal District property search showing owner, address, property identifier, tax year and result information
Existing Coleman CAD image reused from the earlier article. Always reopen the live official search before taking action.
1. Search detail Start with an owner name, property ID, owner ID or simplified address.
2. Tax year Confirm the year matches the notice, exemption, protest or bill you are reviewing.
3. Property type Change the type when land, minerals or business assets do not appear in the default result.
4. Result identity Compare parcel ID, account, owner, property address and legal description.
5. Value and tax due Do not confuse market value with the amount currently payable.
The screenshot cannot confirm a current balance or payment. Use the live account and save the official payment confirmation and receipt.
Search-field guide

Choose the Coleman CAD search field that matches your property

Use one strong field first and add detail only when needed
Search field Best use What to verify
Property or parcel ID Identifier copied from a notice, bill or prior property record. Tax year, property type and legal description.
Owner ID Locating accounts connected to one appraisal-system owner record. Each account separately; one owner may have several property types.
Owner name Person, spouse, trust, estate, company or DBA. Try last-name-first-name order and reasonable variations.
Care of Property mailed through an agent, relative, company or fiduciary. Do not confuse the care-of party with legal ownership.
Property address City homes, commercial buildings and assigned rural addresses. Street number, direction, suffix and city format.
Geo ID Parcel-map and geographic matching. Map location and recorded legal documents.
Legal description Ranches, farms, abstracts, surveys, subdivisions and tracts. Abstract, survey, block, tract, lot, acreage and deed.
Tax due filter Finding accounts that show a current unpaid amount. Turn it off when searching for a paid property.
Property-record decoder

Understand what each Coleman CAD account field can confirm

An appraisal account supports research but does not replace every legal record
Field What it identifies What it does not prove Next action
Parcel ID The appraisal account or parcel reference. That the County Clerk uses the same identifier. Use it on CAD forms and collection questions.
Owner name The owner carried for appraisal and collection administration. Complete legal title, lien priority or every ownership interest. Search County Clerk records when title matters.
Property address The physical location carried by CAD. The mailing address or complete legal description. Compare the Geo ID and parcel map.
Legal description The subdivision, lot, block, survey, abstract or tract reference. A complete deed-ready description. Open the recorded deed, plat or survey.
Acreage The acres maintained for appraisal purposes. A surveyed boundary or guaranteed acreage. Verify with deed and survey evidence.
Market value CAD’s opinion of market value as of January 1. A guaranteed sales price or tax balance. Compare sales, equality and property condition.
Appraised value Value after an applicable appraisal limitation. Taxable value for every taxing unit. Review exemptions and unit-level taxable values.
Base tax due A starting collection amount displayed in search results. A payoff including all current penalties, interest and legal fees. Open the full account and confirm the live amount.
Improvement A building or structure attached to land. That the owner recently remodeled the property. Review size, age, class and condition details.
Search troubleshooting

Fix a Coleman CAD search that returns nothing or the wrong tract

Change one search detail at a time
Problem Likely reason Practical fix
Owner search shows no result The account may use initials, spouse, trust, estate, company or former owner. Search only the surname or one distinctive business word.
Too many owner results The name is common or the search is too broad. Add owner ID, property ID, street, city or legal description.
Complete address fails The record may abbreviate the direction, suffix, road type or city. Use only the street number and main street name.
Ranch tract has no normal address The parcel may be indexed by abstract, survey or legal description. Use Geo ID, property ID or legal description and open the map.
Mineral account is missing Mineral interests may be separate from the surface real-property account. Change the property type and search owner or lease information.
Recently purchased property shows seller The deed may still be processing into the appraisal system. Confirm recording with the County Clerk and give CAD the instrument details.
Paid property disappears The “Show only Properties with Tax Due” filter may be enabled. Turn off the tax-due filter and search again.
Tax balance seems outdated A payment may still be processing or added charges may not be reflected in a basic result. Open the full account and contact the CAD collections staff.
Prepared call script
I am researching Coleman CAD property ID [number] / Geo ID [number] for [address or legal description]. The 2026 account currently shows [owner, acreage, value, exemption or balance]. I need help with [exact issue]. Which document, staff member or filing controls this correction?
Coleman County scenarios

Local search tips for city homes, ranch land, minerals and inherited property

City of Coleman home

Confirm City of Coleman, Coleman ISD, county, road and hospital-district taxable values.

Santa Anna property

Check city, Santa Anna ISD, county and hospital-district lines rather than relying on the mailing address.

Novice property

Verify City of Novice and Novice ISD because school and city boundaries may not match postal areas.

Rural ranch or farm

Search by abstract, survey, owner ID, Geo ID or legal description and review productivity value separately.

Talpa, Valera, Voss or Gouldbusk area

Rural addresses may be incomplete, so verify the parcel through legal description, map and recorded documents.

Bangs or Cross Plains ISD area

Some school-district territory crosses county lines. Confirm the county and school account before paying or protesting.

Oil, gas or mineral interest

Search the mineral account separately from the surface property and verify the owner or lease information.

Mobile home

A homestead may qualify even when the owner does not own the land, but a Statement of Ownership and Location is required.

Inherited homestead

Prepare heirship, probate, deed and occupancy evidence when the applicant is not shown as the recorded owner.

Value explanation

Separate market value, appraised value and taxable value

STEP 1 Market value

Coleman CAD’s opinion of what the property would sell for under normal market conditions as of January 1.

STEP 2 Appraised value

The value after an applicable homestead cap, circuit-breaker limitation or other appraisal limit.

STEP 3 Taxable value

The value remaining after exemptions. It can differ for each taxing unit.

Agricultural land can show an additional productivity value. Market value and productivity value serve different purposes. A low agricultural value does not eliminate the market-value field or rollback-tax risk.
Do not multiply market value by one rate and assume the result is the bill. Coleman County properties can include county general, debt, road, city, school and hospital-district taxes.
2026 appraisal limitations

Check whether a homestead cap or temporary circuit breaker affects appraised value

Residence-homestead cap

An eligible residence homestead generally receives a 10% annual appraisal limitation after the owner qualified for the homestead in the preceding year. New improvements can be added outside the limitation.

2026 non-homestead circuit breaker

Qualifying non-homestead real property valued at $5,320,000 or less may receive a 20% appraisal limitation for 2026. Agricultural and certain other specially appraised property does not qualify.

The temporary circuit-breaker law expires after December 31, 2026 unless the law is changed. Do not assume a 2026 limitation will continue into a later tax year.
Open Coleman CAD limitation resources Review state value limitations
Notice of Appraised Value

Review the entire notice before deciding what to challenge

Property identity

Confirm parcel ID, owner, mailing address, property address, legal description and property type.

Land and improvements

Review land value, building value and total market value separately.

Prior-year comparison

Compare the previous appraised and taxable values with the current proposed values.

Exemptions

Verify homestead, age, disability, veteran and other expected exemptions.

Limitations

Check whether a homestead cap or non-homestead circuit breaker applies.

Protest deadline

Use the date printed on the individual notice rather than assuming every account had the same deadline.

Homestead and exemption filing

Use Coleman CAD forms and preserve proof of every application

Residence homestead

The current state-mandated school-district exemption is $140,000 for a qualifying principal residence.

Age 65 or disabled

School districts currently provide an additional $60,000 exemption and a qualifying school-tax ceiling.

Disabled veteran

Use the correct veteran or survivor form and attach the required VA documentation.

Mobile-home homestead

The owner can qualify without owning the land but must provide a Statement of Ownership and Location.

Late homestead

Coleman CAD states that a late residence-homestead application may be filed up to one year after the delinquency date.

Other exemptions

Charitable, religious, Freeport and other exemptions have separate qualifications and forms.

Application checklist

Correct property ID and owner name
Completed official application
Color copy of required driver licence or identification
Ownership and occupancy date
Deed, closing or heirship evidence
Age, disability or VA documentation
Affidavit when required
Copy and proof of mailing or delivery
Coleman CAD’s forms page states that homestead applications must include a color copy of the applicant’s driver licence or other information required by the Texas Property Tax Code. An additional affidavit may be required in some situations.
Open Coleman CAD forms Review Texas exemption rules
Inherited property

Prepare extra ownership evidence for an inherited Coleman County homestead

The appraisal owner may remain unchanged while probate, heirship or deed records are being completed. An heir should not rely only on the name shown in the CAD search.

Recorded deed or available probate documents
Death certificate
Affidavit of heirship or ownership-interest affidavit
Utility bill or occupancy evidence
Texas identification
Property ID and legal description
Use both offices when necessary: Coleman CAD decides exemption and appraisal-record questions. Coleman County Clerk records deeds, affidavits, probate-related instruments and other real-property documents.
Open inherited-homestead guidance Search recorded documents
Agricultural and wildlife appraisal

Confirm acreage, use history, local intensity and field-review requirements

Coleman CAD’s published FAQ generally requires at least 10 acres, agricultural use during at least five of the previous seven years, current use at the local degree of intensity, a timely application and an on-site field review.
Grazing land

Prepare livestock, lease, fencing, water, stocking and management records.

Hay or crop land

Keep production records, receipts, leases, maps and photographs showing actual use.

Wildlife management

Confirm prior open-space qualification and prepare the wildlife plan and annual report.

Recently purchased ranch

Do not assume the seller’s agricultural appraisal automatically continues after the sale.

Homesite portion

The residence, yard and nonqualifying acreage may be appraised separately from productive land.

Use change

Ask about rollback taxes before converting qualified acreage to residential, commercial or another nonqualifying use.

Evidence to prepare

Property ID and complete legal description
Acreage and ownership documents
Five-of-seven-year use history
Current production or grazing records
Leases, receipts and photographs
Wildlife plan and annual report when applicable
Property map
Proof of timely application
Open agricultural and wildlife forms Open intensity standards and policies
Appraisal protest workflow

Build a Coleman CAD protest around one specific problem

Normal deadline: most protests were due by May 15 or 30 days after Coleman CAD mailed the Notice of Appraised Value, whichever date was later.
Save the complete property account Keep the parcel ID, owner, legal description, land, improvements, values, exemptions and property characteristics.
Choose the correct protest reason Possible issues include market value, unequal appraisal, incorrect property data, exemption denial, agricultural denial or an incorrect limitation.
State the requested result Identify the value or record correction supported by your evidence.
File through an accepted route Use Coleman CAD’s online protest system or deliver a sufficient written protest according to current instructions. Open Coleman CAD Online Protest
Request an online-account PIN when required Coleman CAD provides a unique PIN and may require the owner to create an account before requesting it. Request an online PIN
Keep proof of filing Save the confirmation, email, stamped copy, fax report or mailing evidence.
Request and review CAD evidence Compare sales, schedules, land classes, improvement details and adjustments with the actual property.
Attempt an informal resolution Present an organised summary and review any proposed change before the formal ARB hearing.
Continue to the ARB when unresolved Prepare a short presentation that begins with the requested value or correction.

Evidence packet

Notice of Appraised Value
Saved Coleman CAD account
Comparable sales or equal-appraisal table
Dated condition photographs
Repair estimates or invoices
Closing statement or independent appraisal
Correct measurements, acreage or property details
One-page requested-value summary
Simple protest statement
I am protesting the 2026 appraisal of Coleman CAD property ID [number] because [market value, unequal appraisal, incorrect property data, exemption, agricultural appraisal or limitation issue]. The account currently shows [amount or detail]. I request [specific value or correction] based on the attached evidence.
Late-season 2026 guidance

The normal protest deadline has passed—check limited remedies immediately

Creating an online account after the deadline does not automatically create a timely protest. Late rights depend on the notice date, reason for missing the deadline and the specific remedy allowed by law.
Find the notice mailing date Compare it with May 15 and the 30-day deadline shown on the notice.
Search the hearing status Use the official protest-hearing search for past hearings, future hearings and open protests. Search Coleman protest hearings
Contact the ARB or collections clerk Explain the property, tax year, notice date and reason the normal deadline was missed.
Ask about a late protest or correction motion Limited remedies may apply to failure to receive a required notice, good cause, military service, offshore work, clerical error, multiple appraisal or another statutory issue.
Protect the tax-payment requirement Some late remedies and later appeals require timely payment of the undisputed amount.
Keep written instructions Save emails, forms, submission proof and the name of the person providing the deadline or procedure.
Check protest status Review Texas protest remedies
Appraisal Review Board

Use Coleman CAD’s 2026 ARB procedures before attending a hearing

Coleman CAD’s Data and Records page publishes its 2026 ARB Hearing Procedures along with taxpayer-assistance material in English and Spanish.
Confirm participation method

Read the hearing notice for the date, time, location and any telephone or remote-hearing instructions.

Organise evidence

Number the pages and arrange them in the order used in your presentation.

Preserve the ARB order

The written order applies to the protested year and starts the deadline for any further appeal.

Download the current procedure Do not rely on another county’s hearing rules or an older Coleman procedure.
Prepare a two-minute opening State the property, protest reason, requested result and strongest evidence.
Answer Coleman CAD’s evidence directly Mark incorrect comparable properties, measurements, acreage, land classes or assumptions.
Ask for clarification before agreeing Understand whether an informal agreement changes market value, appraised value, property data or only one component.
Record the order-received date Regular binding arbitration is generally requested within 60 days after receiving a qualifying ARB order.
Open 2026 ARB procedures Review binding arbitration
Business personal property

Search and render business assets separately from the real-estate account

Taxable business personal property can include equipment, furniture, fixtures, computers, machinery, vehicles and inventory used to produce income.

Search for the personal-property account Use business name, owner ID, property ID or location and verify that the result is not the real-estate account.
Confirm the business situs The taxable location may differ from the mailing address or registered-office address.
Review Coleman CAD’s 2026 requirements The district posted updated business-personal-property rendition information for 2026.
Prepare the asset schedule Include descriptions, acquisition dates, original costs, depreciation information and inventory records.
File the official rendition Most renditions were due April 15, with a general extension to May 15 after a timely written request.
Keep proof Save the signed form, asset schedule and delivery or mailing confirmation.
Open the BPP rendition form Open 2026 depreciation schedules
Tax bills, payments and receipts

Pay Coleman County property taxes through Coleman CAD—not the courthouse vehicle office

Coleman County’s courthouse Tax Assessor-Collector does not collect property taxes. Coleman CAD handles local property-tax statements and provides automated credit-card and electronic-check services through EZ-Net Pay.
Open the official Coleman CAD site Open Coleman County Appraisal District
Search the property account Use property ID, owner ID, owner name, address or legal description.
Confirm the property and tax year Compare parcel ID, account, owner, property address, legal description and year.
Review all years and amounts Check base tax due, prior-year balances, penalties, payment history and any separate mineral or personal-property account.
Open the available payment action Follow the official account route to Coleman CAD’s EZ-Net Pay service.
Read the convenience fee EZ-Net Pay discloses the credit-card or electronic-check fee before completion. Coleman CAD states that it does not receive any portion of the fee.
Save complete proof Keep the property account, tax year, amount, fee, payment date and confirmation number.
Confirm that the payment posted Reopen the property account after processing and verify the intended property and year received the payment.
Where to send Coleman County tax-related questions
Need Correct office What to prepare
Property-tax balance Coleman County Appraisal District collections Property ID, owner, legal description and tax year.
Online property-tax payment Coleman CAD / EZ-Net Pay Correct account, live balance and payment method.
Property-tax receipt Coleman CAD collections Confirmation number, amount, date and tax year.
Delinquent payoff Coleman CAD or the collection contact shown on the account Current date for payoff calculation and all account years.
Vehicle registration Coleman County Tax Assessor-Collector Vehicle, title, identification and insurance documents.
Normal 2026 tax-year timing: January 31, 2027 falls on a Sunday. Under the next-business-day rule, a normal deadline should generally move to Monday, February 1, 2027. The date printed on the individual bill controls.
Late-issued bills can have a different delinquency date. When a bill is mailed after January 10, use the deadline printed on that specific statement rather than assuming February 1.
Mailing and proof

Protect tax, protest and application deadlines with strong delivery evidence

USPS postmark timing changed nationwide. A postmark may be applied later at a regional processing facility unless the sender requests a postmark at a Postal Service retail counter.
For a deadline-sensitive mailing Request a hand postmark at the postal counter or use a method that provides acceptable proof of timely mailing.
For an in-person filing Ask Coleman CAD to stamp a copy showing the date received.
For an online filing Save the confirmation page, timestamp and confirmation email.
For a fax or email Preserve the transmission report or written acknowledgment and verify that the office accepts that delivery method.
Never mail the only copy. Keep the signed form, attachments, envelope address, tracking information and proof of delivery.
Recorded real-property documents

Use Coleman County Clerk for deeds, liens, releases and plats

Open the official County Clerk records page Open Coleman County Public Records
Continue to the official search system Search the property index by grantor, grantee, subdivision, document type or document number. Open Official Records Search
Use a date range Narrow the search around the purchase, refinance, inheritance, lien, release or transfer date.
Compare the document with Coleman CAD Match the parties, recording date, document number, legal description, acreage and property location.
Use Advanced Search for older deed images Pre-December 2006 images may require the deed volume and page number.
Visit the Clerk for older indexes when necessary Deed indexes predating the online Official Public Records system may be available only through the office.
Request the correct copy Ask whether the receiving court, lender, title company or agency requires a plain or certified copy.
The County Clerk states that staff do not perform general property-record searches or guarantee the correctness of a search. Come prepared with names, dates, document type, legal description, volume and page or document number.
Coleman County Clerk online-record coverage
Record period or type Current access guidance Best action
December 18, 2006 to present Indexed records are generally available in the official online system. Search names, dates, subdivision, document type or document number.
Before December 16, 2008 Earlier deed indexes continue to be back-filed. Check online and contact the Clerk when the index is missing.
Images before December 18, 2006 Images may require the recorded volume and page. Use Advanced Search after locating volume and page information.
Plat records Plat records have been indexed and are available through the records resources. Compare the plat reference with the CAD legal description.
Valid identification is required for in-person Property Department filings. Check the County Clerk’s current ID list and recording requirements before visiting.
Property-record alerts

Register for Coleman County property-fraud notifications

Open the official records search Open Coleman County Official Records
Select Property Alert Register an email account and add likely personal, trust or business-name variations.
Review every unexpected alert Open the recorded instrument and determine whether the filing is legitimate.
Act quickly on suspicious activity Contact the County Clerk, title company, lender or qualified attorney depending on the document.
An alert is monitoring—not prevention. It does not stop a document from being filed and does not automatically establish that fraud occurred.
Office routing

Send each Coleman County property question to the office that controls it

Appraisal, collection, recording and vehicle duties are different
Your question Correct starting point What to prepare
What is the appraised value? Coleman County Appraisal District Property ID, year and disputed value.
Why is an exemption missing? Coleman County Appraisal District Application, identification, qualification date and filing proof.
How do I protest or check a hearing? Coleman CAD / Appraisal Review Board Notice, deadline, property ID and protest confirmation.
How much property tax is due? Coleman CAD collections Property account, tax year and owner.
Did my property-tax payment post? Coleman CAD collections Receipt, confirmation, amount, date and year.
Who legally owns the property? Coleman County Clerk or title professional Grantor, grantee, date range and legal description.
Where can I obtain a deed or lien? Coleman County Clerk Names, recording date, document type, volume/page or document number.
Who handles vehicle registration? Coleman County Tax Assessor-Collector Vehicle, title, insurance and identification records.
Who resolves a boundary dispute? Surveyor, title company or qualified attorney Deed, plat, survey and title records.
Truth in Taxation

Track Coleman County proposed and adopted tax rates during August and September

The Coleman tax-transparency database shows property-specific information about taxing units, proposed rates, adopted rates and estimated taxes.

Open the Coleman transparency database Open Coleman County Tax Transparency
Find the correct property Match the property account and taxing-unit list.
Review each taxing unit Coleman County accounts may include county general, road, city, school and hospital-district rates.
Check hearing and meeting information Use the portal to identify opportunities to comment on proposed tax rates.
Subscribe for updates Enter an email address through the database’s Subscribe option when ongoing rate updates are useful.
Appraisal and tax-rate disputes are different. Protest value or appraisal records with Coleman CAD and the ARB. Contact elected taxing units about proposed or adopted tax rates.
2026 property-tax calendar

Important Coleman County appraisal and collection dates

Ownership, use and valuation date Most appraisal questions begin with the property’s ownership, condition and use on January 1.
Business personal property rendition Most renditions were due April 15. A timely written extension request generally moved the deadline to May 15.
Most exemptions and agricultural applications April 30 was the normal filing date, subject to specific late-filing rights.
Normal protest deadline Most protests were due May 15 or 30 days after the appraisal notice was mailed, whichever was later.
Typical ARB hearing season Use the official hearing search and individual hearing notice for current status.
Tax-rate transparency updates Taxing units propose and adopt rates, and the Coleman transparency database is updated.
Tax statements generally mailed Coleman CAD states that property-tax bills are normally mailed around the middle of October.
Normal 2026 tax-year payment timing January 31, 2027 is a Sunday, so the normal timely-payment date should generally move to Monday, February 1, 2027.
The date on the individual notice, hearing order, application or tax statement controls. General dates do not replace a later mailing date, special extension or account-specific delinquency date.
Verified local contacts

Coleman County appraisal, tax-collection, vehicle and recording offices

Coleman County Appraisal District
105 S. Commercial Avenue
Coleman, Texas 76834-4209
Mailing: P.O. Box 914, Coleman, Texas 76834-0914

Phone: (325) 625-4155
Fax: (325) 625-5134
Email: info@colemancad.net

Chief Appraiser: Eva Bush, extension 106

Collections/Appraisal: extension 102 or 104

Collections Manager/ARB Clerk: extension 103

Call before visiting to confirm daily counter hours and holiday closures.

Coleman County Tax Assessor-Collector
Coleman County Courthouse
100 W. Live Oak Street, Suite 104
Coleman, Texas 76834

Phone: (325) 625-2153
Fax: (325) 625-2154
Email: cctaxac@web-access.net

Tax Assessor-Collector: Jamie Dodgen

Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:00 AM-4:30 PM; Friday 8:00 AM-4:00 PM.

Important: this office does not collect property taxes.

Coleman County Clerk
Coleman County Courthouse
100 W. Live Oak Street, Suite 105
Coleman, Texas 76834

Phone: (325) 625-2889
Fax: (325) 625-1326
Email: cclerk@co.coleman.tx.us

County Clerk: Stacey Mendoza

Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:00 AM-4:30 PM; Friday 8:00 AM-4:00 PM.

The office may occasionally close for lunch from noon to 1:00 PM.

County Clerk recording cutoffs

Monday-Thursday: 4:15 PM

Friday: 3:45 PM

Arrive earlier when recording several pages, requesting research assistance or resolving identification and fee questions.

Before contacting Coleman CAD

Prepare the property ID, owner ID, owner name, property address, legal description, tax year and exact question.

Before contacting the County Clerk

Prepare grantor, grantee, date range, document type, document number, subdivision, volume/page and required copy type.

Official action links

Official Coleman County property resources

Coleman CAD homepage

Property search, tax collection, news, forms, payment access and contact details.

Open Coleman CAD
Property search

Search by owner, owner ID, property ID, address, Geo ID and legal description.

Open property search
Interactive map

Confirm parcel location and surrounding appraisal-map context.

Open interactive map
Forms

Homestead, veteran, agricultural, wildlife, rendition, address and ARB forms.

Open Coleman CAD forms
Online protest

File or manage an eligible protest through the official district route.

Open online protest
Request a PIN

Create an account and request the unique online-account PIN when required.

Request a PIN
Hearing search

Search open, future and past appraisal protest hearings.

Search protest hearings
Data and records

2026 ARB rules, appraisal rolls, reports, schedules, policies and taxpayer assistance.

Open data and records
Tax transparency

Proposed rates, adopted rates, estimated taxes and taxing-unit information.

Open tax transparency
County Clerk records

Deeds, liens, releases, plats and other recorded property documents.

Open Official Records Search
County Clerk office

Recording requirements, hours, fees, forms and identification rules.

Open Coleman County Clerk
Comptroller county directory

Cross-check appraisal district, non-collecting Tax Office and taxing-unit details.

Open Coleman County directory
Editorial accountability

How this Coleman County guide was corrected and expanded

Mahesh Kumar, editor of AppraisalDistrict.org

Independent review of appraisal, collection and recorded-property systems

This version preserves the image used in the original article while correcting its most serious routing problem: Coleman County’s courthouse Tax Assessor-Collector does not collect property taxes. Coleman CAD handles property-tax statements and payment access.

The guide adds exact search fields, tax-due filtering, rural-property troubleshooting, agricultural standards, inherited-homestead preparation, 2026 appraisal limitations, late-protest guidance, ARB resources, payment verification, postmark protection, County Clerk record coverage and property-fraud alerts.

AppraisalDistrict.org is an independent informational website and is not operated by Coleman County Appraisal District, Coleman County, the Appraisal Review Board or the Texas Comptroller.

Coleman County answers

10 common Coleman County appraisal and property-search questions

1. What is the official Coleman County Appraisal District website?

The official website is colemancad.net. Use it for property search, maps, exemptions, appraisal records, protests, tax bills and property-tax payment access.

2. How do I search Coleman County property records?

Open the official Coleman CAD property search. Search by owner name, owner ID, property ID, address, geographic ID or legal description and confirm the tax year and parcel information.

3. Why does a Coleman CAD search return no result?

The account may use a shortened owner name, trust, estate, business, different street format, rural legal description, mineral account or former owner. Search with fewer words and then try property ID, Geo ID or legal description.

4. Who collects Coleman County property taxes?

Coleman County Appraisal District handles local property-tax collection and provides EZ-Net Pay access. The courthouse Tax Assessor-Collector does not collect property taxes and primarily handles vehicle services.

5. How do I pay Coleman County property taxes online?

Search the property through Coleman CAD, open the correct account and follow the available EZ-Net Pay option. Verify the property, tax year, balance and convenience fee and save the receipt.

6. What was the Coleman County protest deadline for 2026?

The normal deadline was May 15 or 30 days after Coleman CAD mailed the Notice of Appraised Value, whichever was later. Contact the district immediately about a possible late remedy.

7. How do I apply for a Coleman County homestead exemption?

Download the official form, complete it, attach a color copy of the required driver licence or identification and mail or deliver it to Coleman CAD. Keep a complete copy and filing proof.

8. How does agricultural appraisal work in Coleman County?

Coleman CAD generally requires at least 10 acres, agricultural use during five of the previous seven years, current use at the local intensity level, a timely application and an appraisal-district field review.

9. Where can I search Coleman County deeds and liens?

Use the Coleman County Official Records Search. Older records may require volume and page information, Advanced Search or an office visit.

10. Where is Coleman County Appraisal District located?

Coleman CAD is at 105 S. Commercial Avenue, Coleman, Texas 76834. Its mailing address is P.O. Box 914, Coleman, Texas 76834, and its phone number is (325) 625-4155.

Independent-site, accuracy and official-use notice

AppraisalDistrict.org is an independent informational resource. It is not Coleman County Appraisal District, the Coleman County Appraisal Review Board, Coleman County Tax Assessor-Collector, Coleman County Clerk or the Texas Comptroller.

Property owners, values, exemptions, payment balances, convenience fees, collection providers, protest status, forms, record coverage, office hours and deadlines can change. Verify the live official record before filing, paying, mailing, travelling, buying or making a legal or financial decision.

Coleman CAD maps, acreage and abbreviated legal descriptions are appraisal tools and should not replace a recorded deed, plat, title examination or professional survey.

Official-source review completed July 31, 2026 using Coleman County Appraisal District, Coleman County Clerk, Coleman County government and Texas Comptroller property-tax resources.

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