Comanche County Appraisal District Cad and Tax Info 2026

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Comanche County, Texas · Homes, ranches, farms, orchards, minerals, mobile homes and business property

Move a Comanche County Parcel From Search Screen to the Correct Official Record

Start with Comanche Central Appraisal District when you need a property ID, geographic ID, appraisal owner, legal description, market value, exemption, agricultural appraisal, mineral account, parcel map or protest record.

Continue to the Comanche County Tax Assessor-Collector when the question concerns the tax bill, payment, receipt or delinquent balance. Use the County Clerk when recorded deeds, liens, releases, plats or certified copies control the answer.

Search official Comanche CAD records Open the Taxpayer Portal Pay or verify property taxes
Property ID Owner last name Street address Geographic ID Legal description Tax year
PECAN & PASTURE PARCEL DESK VERIFYING 2026 RECORD
SEARCH → VERIFY → FILE, PROTEST OR PAY
Do not try to pay a property-tax bill through the appraisal search. Comanche CAD appraises property and administers exemptions and protests. The Comanche County Tax Assessor-Collector controls bills, payments, receipts and delinquent balances.
Best search method

Use the property ID when available; otherwise begin with one owner name or street field.

CAD office

8 Huett Circle, Comanche, Texas 76442.

Chief Appraiser

The Comptroller’s May 2026 directory lists Sandra Garcia.

2026 filing dates

Renditions April 15; exemptions and ag or wildlife applications April 30.

Official review

Local resources and contact details reviewed July 2026.

Start with the task

What do you need from the Comanche County property record?

FIND A PROPERTY Search the appraisal account

Use Owner, Address, ID or Advanced Search, then confirm the property ID, legal description and property type.

Follow the search workflow
CHECK A VALUE Review land and improvements

Compare market, appraised and taxable values instead of treating one number as the final bill.

Understand the value fields
FARM OR RANCH Check productivity appraisal

Review acreage, principal use, intensity, land history, home-site allocation and agricultural or wildlife status.

Use the local ag guidance
PROTEST OR CORRECT Save the complete account first

Identify the exact value, exemption, acreage, classification, ownership or improvement problem.

Prepare a stronger protest
PAY PROPERTY TAX Use the county tax office

Confirm the account, tax year, payoff, processing fee, payment confirmation and posting.

Follow the payment steps
CHECK A DEED Use County Clerk land records

Search recorded ownership, liens, releases and plats when the appraisal owner field is not enough.

Search legal property records

Go directly to the Comanche County task

Search and verify the property first. Then move to values, maps, exemptions, agricultural appraisal, protest, tax payment or recorded documents.

Existing article image preserved

Use the Comanche CAD screenshot as a field-by-field guide

The existing article included the property-search image below. It is preserved and placed inside the workflow where it helps users recognise the correct official search screen.

Comanche County Appraisal District property search showing By Owner, By Address, By ID, ARB Search and Advanced tabs
Comanche CAD property-search interface. Use the screenshot to recognise the controls, then verify the live account through the official portal.
1. By Owner Enter the last name first. Use partial names when a trust, estate, spouse or business may be shown.
2. By Address Begin with the street number and street name. Remove extra punctuation or abbreviations when needed.
3. By ID and ARB Search Use the property ID for the most precise lookup. ARB Search is for protest and hearing-related account research.
4. Property type Select the category that matches the account, especially for minerals, mobile homes and business personal property.
5. Tax year Confirm the year before comparing values, exemptions, protest activity or prior ownership.
The screenshot is not a current property account. Search controls, values, exemptions, owners and protest information can change after the image was captured.
Search-field guide

Choose the Comanche CAD filter that matches the property

Use the narrowest reliable identifier available
Search field Best use What to verify
Owner name Homes, farms, businesses, trusts, estates and mineral owners. Try last name only and compare every plausible property type.
Property address A home, rental or business with a known situs address. Remove the suffix or street number when the full address fails.
Property ID A notice, tax bill, prior property record or correspondence contains the identifier. Confirm the owner, property type, legal description and year.
Geographic ID Matching an appraisal account with the map or parcel reference. Do not treat it as a surveyed legal boundary.
Legal description Rural tracts, town lots, inherited land and property without a normal address. Compare the abbreviated CAD description with the recorded deed.
Abstract or survey Farm, ranch and rural-acreage research. Match the abstract, survey, tract, acreage and map location.
Property type Separating real, personal, mineral, mobile-home and other accounts. Search more than one category when an owner has multiple interests.
Neighborhood or subdivision Comparable-property or equal-appraisal research. Compare actual property class, size, age, condition and land use.
Doing Business As Business-personal-property records using a trade name. Match the legal entity, situs, account and rendered assets.
ARB Search Locating protest or hearing information connected with an account. Use the official hearing notice and filing confirmation as controlling.
Property-record decoder

Understand what the Comanche CAD account proves—and what it does not

Use each appraisal field as a route to the next controlling record
Account field What it identifies What it does not prove Next action
Property ID The appraisal account maintained by Comanche CAD. That every outside office uses the same identifier. Save it for forms, protests and tax-office questions.
Owner name The owner carried for appraisal administration. Complete legal title, mineral ownership or lien status. Search County Clerk land records when legal ownership matters.
Situs address The physical location carried in the appraisal account. The owner’s mailing address or complete legal description. Compare it with the map and recorded deed.
Legal description The lot, block, tract, abstract, survey or subdivision reference shown. That the abbreviated text is sufficient for a deed or boundary decision. Open the recorded instrument and survey.
Acreage The acreage carried for appraisal purposes. Surveyed or legally guaranteed acreage. Compare the deed, plat and professional survey.
Property type Whether the account is real, personal, mineral, mobile home or another category. That every interest owned by the person is combined in one account. Search each relevant property type.
Market value CAD’s opinion of market value as of January 1. A guaranteed sale price or final tax amount. Compare property facts, sales and equal appraisal.
Appraised value Value after an applicable appraisal limitation. The amount remaining after every exemption. Review the taxable value for each taxing unit.
Taxable value The value remaining after applicable exemptions. The current tax balance, penalties or payment status. Use the Tax Assessor-Collector’s account.
Exemptions Homestead, senior, disability, veteran or other benefits applied. That every taxing unit grants the same amount. Review each taxing unit’s taxable-value line.
Map and parcel verification

Use the Comanche CAD map as a locator, not as a legal survey

Open the official interactive map Open Comanche CAD Interactive Map
Search with a known identifier Use the property ID, geographic ID, owner, address or legal description where the map allows it.
Compare the parcel with surrounding land Check road access, adjoining parcels, approximate shape, water features and subdivision or survey pattern.
Return to the appraisal account Confirm that the map parcel and property page use the same identifiers and legal description.
Use legal records for legal decisions Obtain the recorded deed, plat, title evidence and survey before resolving boundaries, easements or acreage.
Do not use an appraisal map to place a fence, divide land or guarantee access. CAD maps are intended for appraisal research and can contain approximate or incomplete boundary information.
Value explanation

Separate market value, appraised value and taxable value

STEP 1 Market value

Comanche 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 appraisal limitation, such as a qualifying residence-homestead cap.

STEP 3 Taxable value

The value remaining after exemptions. It can differ for the county, school, city, hospital or water district.

Properties in Comanche County can be connected to Comanche County, Comanche ISD, De Leon ISD, Gustine ISD, Sidney ISD, a city, the hospital district, Middle Trinity Water District or a cross-county school district depending on location.
Do not multiply market value by one rate and assume the result is the bill. The final tax depends on each taxing unit’s taxable value, adopted rate, exemptions, ceilings, penalties and prior payments.
Open Comanche County Tax Notices Review official tax-rate files
Local property scenarios

Search differently for Comanche, De Leon, Gustine, Sidney and rural land

City of Comanche home

Confirm the city, Comanche ISD, county, hospital and other taxing-unit lines, then verify the homestead exemption.

De Leon property

Check whether City of De Leon and De Leon ISD appear, and compare the legal description with the correct town lot or rural tract.

Gustine property

Review City of Gustine, Gustine ISD and county-related units separately because taxable values can differ.

Sidney-area land

Use the property ID, abstract, survey or legal description when the parcel has no standard street address.

Proctor-area property

Compare the appraisal parcel with the deed, survey, road access and any separate restrictions affecting lake-area or rural land.

Cross-county school district

A parcel near a county boundary may be connected to Blanket, May, Zephyr, Gorman, Rising Star, Dublin, Lingleville, Hamilton, Hico, Priddy or Mullin ISD.

Inherited acreage

Search the deceased owner, estate, heirs and recorded instruments before assuming the appraisal name reflects complete title.

Manufactured home

Determine whether the home and land are assessed together or under separate real- and personal-property accounts.

Mineral interest

Search the mineral property type separately because the mineral account may not appear with the surface tract.

Local agricultural guidelines

Use Comanche CAD’s published intensity standards before assuming acreage qualifies

Agricultural or wildlife productivity appraisal is a special valuation, not a complete property-tax exemption. Comanche CAD’s published guidelines explain that the land must satisfy history, principal-use and local degree-of-intensity requirements.
Five of seven years

The guidelines generally require qualifying agricultural use for at least five of the preceding seven years.

Current principal use

Agriculture must be the land’s principal use, not a token or incidental activity added only to seek tax relief.

Local intensity

The operation must be managed at a level generally accepted for that agricultural activity in Comanche County.

Examples from Comanche CAD’s published agricultural guidelines—verify the current standard before filing
Activity Published local example Evidence to prepare
Cattle grazing The guidelines use a typical minimum of three animal units for the majority of the year. Livestock records, fencing, water source, sales and lease documents.
Horse breeding The guidelines reference at least three breeding mares and evidence of offspring sales. Breeding, sales, fencing, water and management records.
Goat or sheep operation Animal-unit equivalents and available forage are used rather than acreage alone. Herd records, grazing plan, fencing, water and offspring sales.
Standalone crop field The guidelines reference approximately 50 acres for many standalone farming operations. Planting, fertiliser, crop rotation, harvest and sales records.
Hay production The guidelines reference approximately 10 acres with normal production and management practices. Cutting, bale, fertiliser, sales and equipment records.
Orchard or vineyard Approximately five to ten acres and an appropriate tree or vine density may be considered case by case. Planting density, maintenance, irrigation, harvest and sales.
Beekeeping State law and the guidelines generally use land between five and twenty acres. Hive count, placement, management, production and sales.
Wildlife management Land must first qualify for open-space appraisal and follow an approved wildlife-management plan. Plan, annual activities, photographs, maps and management records.
Home sites and mixed-use tracts: Comanche CAD’s guidelines explain that a residential home site may be valued separately at market value even when surrounding land receives productivity appraisal.
Search and save the current land account Confirm acreage, land segments, market value, productivity value, owner and legal description.
Open the official application and guidelines Open Comanche CAD Agricultural Forms
Document the agricultural history Useful records can include Schedule F filings, receipts, leases, sales, neighbour affidavits, crop records and livestock records.
Submit by the current deadline Comanche CAD publishes April 30, 2026 for agricultural and wildlife-management applications.
Prepare for on-site verification The published guidelines state that new-owner applications can be verified through an on-site inspection.
Keep proof of filing Save the portal confirmation, office-stamped copy, certificate of mailing or certified-mail receipt.
Buying agricultural land does not automatically transfer the special valuation. A new application is generally required after a change of ownership. Contact Comanche CAD before the deadline.
Read Comanche agricultural guidelines Open ag and wildlife forms
Special property accounts

Search minerals, mobile homes and business assets separately

One owner can have several independent appraisal accounts
Property situation What to check Useful records
Mineral interest Mineral property type, property ID, owner, lease or operator information. Division orders, royalty statements, production information and ownership records.
Business personal property Business name, DBA, situs, account, asset class, rendition and depreciation. Asset list, original cost, age, condition, disposals and depreciation schedule.
Mobile home on owned land Whether the home is included with the land or maintained as a separate account. Statement of Ownership, serial number, deed, photographs and installation information.
Mobile home on leased land Personal-property owner, park or site address and landowner. Statement of Ownership, lease, serial number and location records.
Dealer inventory Correct dealer category, declaration and monthly statements. Sales, inventory and filed declaration records.
Utility or industrial property Property category, situs, appraisal method and account ownership. Asset schedules, engineering reports and depreciation evidence.
Comanche CAD’s forms library includes general personal-property renditions, dealer inventory forms, manufactured-housing inventory forms, allocation applications, Freeport forms and other business-property filings.
Open rendition and business forms Review personal-property guidance
Search troubleshooting

Fix a missing or confusing Comanche CAD result

Change one search element at a time
Problem Likely reason Practical fix
Owner search shows nothing The record may use initials, a spouse, trust, estate, business or previous owner. Search the last name only, then try the property ID or geographic ID.
Too many owner matches The name is common or connected to multiple accounts. Add address, property type, city, legal description or ID.
Full address fails The record may use a different suffix, direction, city or rural format. Search only the street name, then add the number.
Rural tract is missing The parcel may be indexed by abstract, survey, legal description or geographic ID. Use Advanced Search and the interactive map.
Mineral account is missing The mineral interest may be separate from the surface land account. Select the mineral property type and search owner or property ID.
Mobile home is not shown with the land The home may be personal property or under a separate account. Search mobile-home and personal-property categories.
New buyer is not listed The deed may still be processing or ownership documentation may be incomplete. Confirm the recorded instrument with the County Clerk and contact CAD.
Acreage does not match The account may not reflect a recent split, combination or survey correction. Compare the deed, plat, survey and property map.
CAD and tax account differ The two systems perform different jobs or update at different times. Match the property ID and contact the office controlling the disputed field.
Prepared Comanche CAD call script
I am researching Comanche CAD property ID [number] / geographic ID [number] for [address or legal description]. The account currently shows [owner, value, acreage, exemption or property type]. I need help with [exact issue] for tax year [year]. Which document or department controls this correction?
Office routing

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

Comanche CAD

Property search, value, exemptions, maps, agricultural appraisal, renditions, owner-mailing records and protests.

Tax Assessor-Collector

Tax bills, payments, receipts, delinquent balances, tax sales and property-tax collection questions.

County Clerk

Recorded deeds, liens, releases, plats, foreclosure notices, probate documents and certified copies.

Use the office that maintains the disputed record
Your question Correct starting point Prepare before contacting
What is the market or appraised value? Comanche CAD Property ID, tax year and the disputed value field.
Why is an exemption missing? Comanche CAD Application, qualification date, ID and submission proof.
Does my land qualify for ag appraisal? Comanche CAD Legal description, acreage, land history and intensity evidence.
How much tax is due? Tax Assessor-Collector Property account, owner, tax year and bill.
Did my payment post? Tax Assessor-Collector Receipt, confirmation, amount, date and tax year.
Who legally owns the property? County Clerk or title professional Grantor, grantee, date range and legal description.
Where can I obtain a deed or lien? County Clerk Names, instrument details and copy type.
Who sets the tax rate? Each local taxing unit The taxing-unit list from the appraisal account.
Record corrections

Correct the source of the Comanche County property error

Incorrect appraisal owner Confirm the recorded deed, probate document or ownership instrument and ask Comanche CAD which proof it requires.
Incorrect mailing address Use Comanche CAD’s address-change request and confirm that the Tax Assessor-Collector also has the correct address.
Incorrect acreage or legal description Compare the appraisal account with the deed, plat and survey before requesting a change.
Incorrect square footage or improvement Prepare measurements, plans, dated photographs, repair estimates and property-condition evidence.
Incorrect agricultural classification Prepare the application, land-use history, lease, livestock, crop or wildlife records supporting qualification.
Incorrect tax payment or balance Contact the Tax Assessor-Collector with the account, tax year, receipt, payment date and amount.
Open address-change request Open Taxpayer Portal
A correction and a protest are not always the same. A correction fixes inaccurate account data. A protest challenges an appraisal-district action such as value, unequal appraisal, exemption denial or classification.
Exemption help

Verify Comanche County exemptions before estimating taxes

Residence homestead

Confirm the home is the owner’s principal residence and that the current account displays the exemption.

Age 65 or older

Review the additional exemption, school-tax ceiling and possible tax deferral or instalment provisions.

Disabled person

Check qualification evidence, the additional exemption and any applicable school-tax ceiling.

Disabled veteran

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

Agricultural or wildlife valuation

Review principal use, acreage, history, intensity and the correct open-space application.

Organisation or special exemption

The forms page includes charitable, religious, cemetery, solar, historical and other property-specific applications.

Prepare these documents before filing

Property ID and legal description
Owner name exactly as recorded
Property and mailing addresses
Texas driver licence or qualifying identification
Occupancy or qualification date
Age, disability or VA documentation
Deed, heirship or ownership evidence
Submission confirmation or mailing proof
Comanche CAD states that homestead applications must include the applicant’s driver licence, state ID or other information required by the Property Tax Code. The district also states that there is no fee to file an exemption application.
Open Comanche CAD forms Manage applications in the portal
Do not pay a third party merely to submit a routine exemption form. Start with the official Comanche CAD forms and ask the district directly when ownership, identification or occupancy is unusual.
Appraisal protest

File a Comanche CAD protest around one clear appraisal problem

2026 protest deadline: most protests are due by May 15 or by the 30th day after Comanche CAD mailed the Notice of Appraised Value, whichever date is later. The date printed on the notice controls.
Save the complete property account Keep the property ID, owner, legal description, acreage, land, improvements, values and exemptions.
Identify the exact protest reason Possible issues include market value, unequal appraisal, incorrect acreage, wrong improvements, exemption denial or land classification.
Open the official Taxpayer Portal Enrol or sign in to access property details, electronic communications, documents and application tools. Open Comanche CAD Taxpayer Portal
File before the deadline Protect the filing date even when more photographs, estimates or comparable-property research will follow.
Keep proof of filing Save the portal confirmation, timestamp, email, certified-mail receipt, certificate of mailing or office-stamped copy.
Request the district’s evidence Review the comparable properties, schedules, photographs and property characteristics the district intends to use.
Build evidence around the property type Use sales and repair evidence for homes, land-use and acreage records for rural property, production data for minerals and asset lists for businesses.
Attempt an informal resolution State the requested value or correction and explain the strongest evidence first.
Prepare for the ARB hearing Organise the packet, label every page and practise a short explanation of the requested result.

Evidence packet checklist

Notice of Appraised Value
Saved Comanche CAD property page
One-page requested-value explanation
Comparable sales or equal-appraisal table
Dated property photographs
Repair estimates or professional reports
Deed, survey, land-use or business records
CAD evidence with disputed items marked
Open online protest access Download Notice of Protest Review ARB information
“My taxes are too high” is not a complete appraisal argument. Comanche CAD determines appraisal value. Local governing bodies adopt tax rates, and the Tax Assessor-Collector prepares and collects the bill.
ARB preparation

Prepare for the Comanche County Appraisal Review Board hearing

Use the hearing notice

The individual notice controls the date, time, location, participation method and submission instructions.

Bring the same evidence

Do not rely on documents that were not submitted or made available under the hearing procedures.

Ask for a written order

Keep the final ARB order because it applies to the protested year and begins further appeal deadlines.

Confirm the participation method Ask whether the hearing will be in person, by telephone, by written affidavit or through another approved method.
Arrive or connect early Keep the property ID, hearing notice, evidence and contact number available.
State the requested result first Explain the requested value or correction before presenting the supporting documents.
Address the district’s evidence directly Point out incorrect property characteristics, unsuitable comparisons and unsupported adjustments.
Keep the presentation focused Use the strongest evidence instead of reading every document in the packet.
Preserve the order and appeal date Note the date the written order was delivered and review any available arbitration, court or SOAH option promptly.
Current procedure check: the official site may display an older local hearing-procedure document. Use the 2026 hearing notice and confirm current rules directly with Comanche CAD.
Tax bills, payments and receipts

Move from the Comanche CAD value record to the county tax account

Comanche County Tax Assessor-Collector collects property taxes for Comanche County and several local taxing units. The tax account—not the appraisal page—controls the amount due, payment history, penalties and receipt.
Open the official Tax Assessor-Collector page Find the Quick Link labelled “Pay Your Property Tax Online.” Open Comanche County Tax Office
Search the correct tax account Match the property ID or account, owner, address, legal description and tax year.
Review every available tax year Check whether the property has a current, delinquent, partial or previously paid balance.
Request a payoff for delinquent taxes A displayed balance can change as penalty, interest and collection fees accrue.
Review the payment fee Read the live checkout total before authorising a card, electronic-check or other electronic payment.
Save complete proof Keep the account, tax year, base amount, fee, date, payment method, confirmation and receipt.
Verify posting Reopen the account or call the Tax Assessor-Collector after processing to confirm the correct property and year were credited.
Questions to answer before paying Comanche County property taxes
Payment check Why it matters What to save
Correct property account Similar names and rural descriptions can produce the wrong account. Property ID, owner and legal description.
Correct tax year A payment can be applied to a different current or delinquent year. Every year and amount selected.
Full payoff Penalty, interest and collection fees can change daily or monthly. Written or live payoff date and amount.
Processing fee Electronic-payment providers may add a convenience charge. Base amount, fee and total charged.
Payment posting Submission confirmation does not always mean the tax ledger has updated. Confirmation and final receipt.
Mailing deadline A late or missing postmark can affect whether payment was timely. Certificate of Mailing or Certified Mail receipt.
2026 tax-year timing: January 31, 2027 falls on a Sunday. The normal next-business-day rule should generally move timely payment to Monday, February 1, 2027. The delinquency date printed on the individual bill controls.
Verify the tax-office location before travelling or mailing. The current county department page lists 204 E Oak Avenue for public service, while the Comptroller directory and Comanche CAD site list 101 W Central Avenue, Suite 109. Call 325-356-3101 before visiting or mailing a deadline-sensitive item.
Open official payment instructions Open Texas Payments Review tax-rate notices
Recorded real-property documents

Use Comanche County Clerk land records for deeds, liens and legal history

Open the official County Clerk page Use it for current contact information, recording fees, foreclosure notices and land-record access. Open Comanche County Clerk
Open the county-linked land-record search Search Comanche County Land Records
Search current and former owner names Try grantor and grantee names, spouse, trust, estate, business and common spelling variations.
Narrow the recording date Use the approximate purchase, transfer, inheritance, refinance, release or lien date.
Compare the legal description Match lot, block, tract, abstract, survey, subdivision and acreage with the CAD account.
Open the document image Check the parties, recording date, instrument number, legal description and signatures.
Request a certified copy when required Contact the Clerk when a lender, court, title company, appraisal district or government office requires certification.
Use a title professional for title conclusions The appraisal owner field and online index do not replace a complete title examination or legal advice.
The county website lists Ruby Lesley as County Clerk, with public service at 204 E Oak Avenue in Comanche and phone 325-356-2655.
Recently purchased property still shows the seller? Confirm the deed was recorded, save the instrument number and ask Comanche CAD which ownership document it needs for the appraisal update.
Buyer, owner and heir checks

Complete these checks before relying on a Comanche County property record

Confirm the parcel

Match property ID, geographic ID, legal description, map location, acreage and property type.

Review tax balances

Check every available year, delinquent balance, penalties, partial payments and current payoff.

Search recorded ownership

Review deeds, liens, releases, probate records and other instruments through the County Clerk.

Search multiple account types

Look for real, mineral, mobile-home and business-personal-property accounts connected to the owner.

Recalculate exemptions

The seller’s homestead exemption, appraisal cap or senior tax ceiling may not transfer to the buyer.

Verify agricultural status

Confirm qualification, land-use history, home-site value and possible change-of-use consequences.

Check the school district

Boundary-area property may be connected to a school district headquartered outside Comanche County.

Compare improvements

Check homes, barns, sheds, wells, mobile homes and other structures against the actual property.

Save closing evidence

Keep the deed, title policy, survey, closing statement, tax receipt and exemption confirmation.

The seller’s current tax bill may not predict the buyer’s future taxes. Ownership, exemptions, appraisal limitations, agricultural use, omitted improvements and taxing-unit boundaries can change the future bill.
2026 property-tax calendar

Important Comanche County appraisal and tax dates

Property status and valuation date Most ownership, use, condition, exemption and market-value questions begin with the property’s status on January 1.
Business personal property rendition Comanche CAD publishes April 15, 2026 as the rendition deadline.
Exemption applications Comanche CAD publishes April 30, 2026 as the deadline for exemption applications.
Agricultural and wildlife applications The district also publishes April 30, 2026 for agricultural and wildlife-management applications.
Normal appraisal protest deadline File by May 15 or the 30th day after the appraisal notice was mailed, whichever is later.
Typical appraisal-review season Informal reviews and ARB hearings generally occur during this period. Follow the individual hearing notice.
Tax-rate transparency period Local governing bodies propose budgets and tax rates, and tax-notice information becomes available.
Tax statements generally begin Bills are commonly prepared after taxing units adopt rates and the certified appraisal roll is delivered.
Normal 2026 tax-year payment timing January 31, 2027 is a Sunday, so the next-business-day rule generally makes Monday, February 1, 2027 the timely date. Verify the bill.
Important 2026 mailing warning: Comanche CAD states that a new USPS rule effective January 24, 2026 may affect postmark timing. For a deadline-sensitive filing, request a Certificate of Mailing or Certified Mail receipt at the post-office counter and keep it.
Verified local contacts

Comanche County appraisal, tax and land-record offices

Comanche Central Appraisal District
8 Huett Circle
Comanche, Texas 76442

Phone: (325) 356-5253
Fax: (325) 356-1363
Email: info@comanchecad.org

Chief Appraiser: Sandra Garcia

Lobby: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-4:30 PM.

Business hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM.

Comanche County Tax Assessor-Collector

Tax Assessor-Collector: Grace Everhart

County department page:
204 E Oak Avenue
Comanche, Texas 76442

Phone: (325) 356-3101
Additional published number: (325) 356-5790

Property-tax hours: 8:30 AM-12:30 PM and 1:30 PM-5:00 PM.

Tax-office address verification

The Texas Comptroller directory and Comanche CAD site list:

101 W Central Avenue, Suite 109
Comanche, Texas 76442

The county department page currently lists 204 E Oak Avenue. Call before travelling or mailing a payment or deadline-sensitive document.

Comanche County Clerk

County Clerk: Ruby Lesley

204 E Oak Avenue
Comanche, Texas 76442

Phone: (325) 356-2655

Use for deeds, liens, releases, plats, foreclosure notices, probate filings and certified copies.

Before calling Comanche CAD

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

Before visiting any office

Confirm current address, holiday closure, lunch closure, identification, accepted payment, filing method and whether an appointment is needed.

Official action links

Official Comanche County property resources

Comanche CAD homepage

Use for current notices, office details, appraisal information, deadlines and official tools.

Open Comanche CAD
Property search

Search owner, address, property ID, ARB information and advanced property fields.

Open property search
Interactive map

Use for approximate parcel-location and adjoining-property context.

Open interactive map
Taxpayer Portal

Access property details, request electronic communication, review documents and manage applications.

Open Taxpayer Portal
Forms

Find homestead, agricultural, wildlife, rendition, protest, deferral and other official forms.

Open forms
Agricultural guidelines

Review local qualification, intensity, history and supporting-evidence expectations.

Open local ag guidelines
Tax Assessor-Collector

Use for tax bills, online payment, receipts, tax rates, delinquent balances and tax-sale information.

Open tax-office page
Tax-rate notices

Review proposed and adopted tax information for local taxing units.

Open Truth in Taxation
County Clerk

Use for recorded deeds, liens, plats, foreclosure notices and certified document questions.

Open County Clerk
Land-record search

Search recorded property documents through the service linked by Comanche County.

Search land records
Comptroller directory

Cross-check the appraisal district, tax collector and active taxing units.

Open county directory
Electronic communication

Request electronic delivery of eligible appraisal-district communications.

Open communication request
Editorial accountability

How this Comanche County guide was rebuilt

Mahesh Kumar, editor of AppraisalDistrict.org

Independent review of appraisal, tax and land-record resources

This improved version preserves the Comanche CAD property-search image and editor image from the existing article while rebuilding the page around complete user tasks: search, account verification, maps, agricultural qualification, exemptions, protest evidence, tax payment, deed research and local office routing.

Official resources reviewed include Comanche Central Appraisal District, its 2026 notices and forms, the local agricultural guidelines, Comanche County Tax Assessor-Collector, Comanche County Clerk and the Texas Comptroller’s county directory.

AppraisalDistrict.org is an independent informational website and is not operated by Comanche Central Appraisal District, Comanche County or any local taxing unit.

Comanche County answers

10 common Comanche County appraisal and property-tax questions

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

The official website is comanchecad.org. Use it for property search, maps, forms, the taxpayer portal, appraisal information and protests.

2. How do I search Comanche County property records?

Use the official Comanche CAD search. Choose By Owner, By Address, By ID, ARB Search or Advanced, then confirm the property ID, legal description, property type and year.

3. Why does a Comanche CAD owner or address search show no result?

The account may use a different name order, trust, estate, former owner, rural legal description or abbreviated street. Search only the last name or street name, then try property ID, geographic ID or Advanced Search.

4. Does Comanche CAD collect property taxes?

No. Comanche CAD handles appraisal value, exemptions, property records, maps and protests. The Comanche County Tax Assessor-Collector handles bills, payments, receipts and delinquent balances.

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

Open the official Tax Assessor-Collector page and select “Pay Your Property Tax Online.” Verify the property, year, amount, fee and receipt.

6. What is the Comanche County appraisal protest deadline for 2026?

Most protests are due by May 15 or by the 30th day after Comanche CAD mailed the Notice of Appraised Value, whichever is later. The deadline printed on the individual notice controls.

7. What are the 2026 Comanche CAD exemption and agricultural deadlines?

Comanche CAD publishes April 30, 2026 for exemption applications and agricultural or wildlife-management applications. Business personal property renditions are due April 15, 2026.

8. How do I verify a Comanche County homestead exemption?

Open the complete Comanche CAD account and review the exemption and taxable-value fields. If an expected exemption is missing, use the official forms page and keep proof of submission.

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

Start with the Comanche County Clerk and use the county-linked land-record search. Request a certified copy when required.

10. Where is Comanche Central Appraisal District located?

Comanche CAD is at 8 Huett Circle, Comanche, Texas 76442. The phone number is (325) 356-5253.

Accuracy, ownership and official-use notice

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

Property owners, values, exemptions, maps, tax balances, office addresses, payment providers, forms, fees and deadlines can change. Verify the live official record before paying, filing, travelling, buying, selling or making a legal or financial decision.

CAD maps, acreage and abbreviated legal descriptions are intended for appraisal research and should not replace a recorded deed, plat, title examination, mineral-title review or professional survey.

Official-source review completed July 2026. Primary sources reviewed include Comanche Central Appraisal District, Comanche County Tax Assessor-Collector, Comanche County Clerk and Texas Comptroller property-tax resources.

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