Andrews County Appraisal District Andrews CAD & Tax Info 2026

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Andrews County, Texas · Property search, oil and gas, exemptions, protests, split tax collection and deeds

Trace an Andrews County Account From Permian Basin Parcel to the Correct Tax Receipt

Start with Andrews County Appraisal District when you need the property ID, appraisal owner, situs address, legal description, land or building details, exemptions, value history, parcel map, taxpayer portal or protest information.

Before paying, identify the taxing unit. Andrews County has two property-tax collection routes: one for Andrews ISD, the City of Andrews and Hospital District taxes, and another for county and Road and Bridge taxes.

Search official Andrews CAD records Choose the correct tax portal Check late-protest options
Property ID Owner name Street address Abstract or subdivision Taxing unit Tax year
PERMIAN PARCEL CONTROL ROUTING TAX ACCOUNT
SEARCH → MATCH UNIT → PAY → VERIFY
Important correction: one Andrews County property can involve separate collectors. Do not assume a single payment portal covers every taxing unit appearing on the appraisal record or tax statements.
Official district

Andrews County Appraisal District at 600 N. Main Street.

Property search

Name, address, property ID, abstract, subdivision, DBA and other filters.

Tax collectors

Andrews ISD collector and Andrews County Tax Assessor-Collector.

Special property

Oil, gas, utilities, pipelines, railroads and designated industrial accounts.

Official review

Local portals and 2026 resources reviewed July 31, 2026.

Start with the task

What are you trying to complete with the Andrews County property record?

FIND A PROPERTY Search Andrews CAD

Use a property ID when available, then verify the owner, legal description, property type and year.

Follow the search workflow
CHECK VALUE Review land and improvements

Separate market, appraised, taxable and productivity values before deciding what is wrong.

Understand value fields
FILE HOMESTEAD Use the free official form

Andrews CAD states that it never asks for or charges a fee to file an exemption.

Use the filing checklist
PROTEST OR CORRECT Identify one exact issue

Save the record and organise evidence around value, equality, exemption or incorrect data.

Prepare a protest packet
PAY PROPERTY TAX Match the taxing unit first

Choose the ISD/City/Hospital portal or the County/Road and Bridge portal.

Choose the correct collector
CHECK MINERALS OR DEED Use specialised records

Mineral appraisal information and recorded legal ownership are different records.

Review mineral guidance

Go directly to the Andrews County property task

Start with the official appraisal account, then move to the collector, County Clerk, map or protest resource that controls the next action.

Existing image retained

Use the original Andrews CAD screenshot to identify the correct official button

The image already used on the original article is preserved below. It shows the Andrews CAD homepage rather than an individual property account.

Andrews County Appraisal District homepage showing Property Search, Interactive Maps, Online Protest and Truth in Taxation buttons
Existing Andrews CAD homepage screenshot. Use it for visual orientation, then reopen the live official website because button placement and portal status can change.
1. Property Search Use this first for the property ID, owner entry, legal description, appraisal values and exemptions.
2. Interactive Maps Use the map to confirm approximate parcel location and nearby appraisal accounts.
3. Online Protest Use this only when the account and filing deadline permit electronic protest access.
4. Truth in Taxation Use this for proposed rates, adopted rates, taxing-unit contacts and estimated tax information.
The screenshot also displays CAD contact hours. Andrews CAD closes for lunch from noon to 1:00 PM and closes earlier on Friday afternoon than Monday through Thursday.
Search-field guide

Choose the Andrews CAD field that fits the property

Use one strong field first, then add filters only when necessary
Search field Best use What to verify
Property ID Identifier from an appraisal notice, record or tax statement. Year, property type, owner and legal description.
Owner name Person, spouse, trust, estate, company or mineral owner. Use last-name-first-name order and try reasonable variations.
Street number and name City homes, businesses and parcels with assigned situs addresses. Direction, suffix, unit and mailing-address differences.
Abstract Rural land, survey tracts, ranches and undeveloped acreage. Survey name, tract, acreage and recorded deed.
Subdivision Lots within a named residential or commercial development. Lot, block, phase, unit and property ID.
Mobile-home park Manufactured housing located in a named park. Whether the home and land use separate appraisal accounts.
Doing Business As Business personal property carried under a trade name. Legal owner, business situs and property type.
Agent ID Accounts represented by an authorised property-tax agent. Current appointment and affected tax year.
Protest status Locating accounts with specific appraisal-review status. The official notice or hearing communication still controls.
Property type Separating real, personal, mineral, mobile-home or other records. Do not assume one account includes every property interest.
Taxpayer Portal

Use the Andrews CAD portal for documents, applications and electronic communication

The Taxpayer Portal is different from the public property search. Portal registration connects a verified owner to account-specific documents and actions.

Open the official Taxpayer Portal Open Andrews CAD Taxpayer Portal
Prepare the Owner ID and E-File PIN Registration uses credentials provided on an appraisal notice or obtained through the district’s approved process.
Create the login carefully Use an email address and mobile number that the property owner can continue accessing.
Wait for approval when required The portal can show a pending-approval status after registration.
Review property details and documents Check available appraisal notices, applications, account information and electronic communication settings.
Save every confirmation Keep registration approval, application submission, document upload and electronic-delivery records.
Do not share the E-File PIN publicly. Treat the Owner ID, PIN, portal login and account documents as private account credentials.
Account-field decoder

Understand what an Andrews CAD record can and cannot prove

Use each field to reach the controlling official record
Field What it identifies What it does not prove Next action
Property ID The appraisal account in Andrews CAD. That both tax collectors or the County Clerk use the same number. Use it for CAD forms and match it against each tax statement.
Owner shown The owner carried for appraisal administration. Complete legal title, liens or every mineral interest. Use County Clerk or title records when ownership matters.
Situs address The physical property location when one is assigned. The mailing address or complete legal description. Compare the map, abstract and recorded deed.
Legal description Lot, block, subdivision, survey, abstract or tract information. A complete deed-ready legal description. Verify it with the recorded deed, plat and survey.
Land value The appraised contribution assigned to the land. A separate market sale price for the land. Review land class, location, access, size and productivity use.
Improvement value The appraised contribution of buildings and structures. That size, condition, class or completion is correct. Compare the account with actual improvements.
Market value CAD’s opinion of market value as of January 1. A guaranteed selling price or final tax bill. Compare sales, equal appraisal and property condition.
Appraised value Value after an applicable appraisal limitation. Taxable value for every taxing unit. Review exemptions and taxing-unit taxable values.
Taxable value Value remaining after applicable exemptions. The current amount due or payment status. Open the correct collector’s tax account.
Mineral or royalty account An appraised lease or mineral interest. Complete mineral title or royalty ownership. Compare lease, deed, probate and title records.
Search troubleshooting

Fix an Andrews CAD search that returns no result or the wrong account

Change one search detail at a time
Problem Likely reason Practical fix
Owner name returns nothing The account may use initials, spouse, trust, estate, company or former owner. Search only the surname or one distinctive company word.
Too many owner matches The name is common or the search is too broad. Add property ID, street number, property type or abstract.
Complete address fails The account may abbreviate the direction, suffix or street name. Use only the street number and main street name.
Rural land has no useful address The parcel may be indexed by abstract, survey or legal description. Search the abstract, property ID or owner and open the map.
Mobile home is missing The home may be listed separately or under a mobile-home park. Change the property type and use the mobile-home-park filter.
Mineral account is missing The mineral or royalty interest may be separate from the surface tract. Change the property type and search the owner, lease or property ID.
New owner is not shown The recorded deed may still be processing into the appraisal roll. Confirm recording with the County Clerk and give CAD the instrument details.
Tax amount differs from CAD CAD shows appraisal data while collectors apply rates, exemptions and payment history. Match the taxing unit and open the correct tax portal.
Prepared Andrews CAD call script
I am researching Andrews CAD property ID [number] for [address, abstract or legal description]. The 2026 account currently shows [owner, value, exemption, acreage or property type]. I need help with [exact issue]. Which record, department or filing controls this correction?
Andrews County situations

Local search tips for city homes, rural tracts, mobile homes and energy property

City of Andrews home

Confirm the City, Andrews ISD, county and Hospital District lines and verify the residence-homestead exemption.

Rural county acreage

Search by abstract, owner or property ID when a situs address is incomplete or unavailable.

New subdivision home

Match lot, block, phase, property ID and map location rather than relying only on the street name.

Manufactured home

Determine whether the home and land are included in one account or assessed separately.

Oil or gas interest

Search the mineral or lease account separately from the surface real-estate parcel.

Pipeline or utility account

Prepare the property ID, company name, system or segment information and affected year.

Business personal property

Search the DBA or owner and confirm the business situs, asset account and rendition year.

Inherited property

Compare the appraisal owner with probate, deed and heirship records before filing ownership or homestead forms.

Property with two tax bills

Separate the ISD/City/Hospital statement from the County/Road and Bridge statement and save both receipts.

Value explanation

Separate market value, appraised value and taxable value

STEP 1 Market value

Andrews 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 or another appraisal limitation.

STEP 3 Taxable value

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

Agricultural land can also show productivity value. Market value and productivity value serve different purposes and should be reviewed separately.
Do not multiply one value by one rate and assume that is the complete bill. Andrews County has multiple taxing units and two collection routes.
2026 appraisal limitations

Check the homestead cap and temporary non-homestead circuit breaker

Residence-homestead cap

A qualifying residence homestead generally receives a 10% annual appraisal limitation after the owner qualified for the exemption in the preceding year. Qualifying new improvements can be added outside the cap.

2026 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 is excluded.

The non-homestead circuit breaker expires after December 31, 2026 unless the law changes. Do not assume the same limitation will apply in a later year.
Review Texas value limitations Open Andrews CAD tax information
Notice of Appraised Value

Review the complete notice before deciding what to challenge

Property identity

Confirm the property ID, owner, mailing address, situs address and legal description.

Property type

Verify whether the notice covers real estate, business assets, minerals, a mobile home or another account.

Value components

Review land, improvements, market value and appraised value separately.

Exemptions

Check homestead, age, disability, veteran and any other expected exemption.

Limitations

Confirm whether the homestead cap or circuit-breaker limitation appears correctly.

Deadline and PIN

Preserve the notice date, protest deadline, Owner ID and E-File PIN.

Homestead and exemption filing

Use Andrews CAD forms directly and do not pay for a basic exemption filing

Andrews CAD warns that it never asks for or charges a fee to file an exemption. Be cautious with mail, calls, text messages or websites that appear official but request payment.
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 appropriate veteran or survivor application and attach required VA documentation.

Disaster damage

A temporary exemption may be available when qualifying property is damaged in a declared disaster.

Late homestead filing

Residence-homestead applications can have extended late-filing rights. Contact CAD about the affected tax years.

Electronic communication

Use the district’s official request when electing electronic delivery of qualifying notices.

Application checklist

Correct property ID and owner name
Completed official application
Texas driver licence or approved identification
Ownership and occupancy date
Deed, closing, trust or heirship records
Age, disability or VA evidence
Required affidavit when applicable
Copy and proof of delivery
Open Andrews CAD forms Review Texas exemption rules
Inherited and heir property

Prepare ownership and occupancy evidence when the CAD owner has not changed

Andrews CAD publishes inherited-property information in English and Spanish. An heir may need additional documentation when the applicant is not named in a recorded deed.

Death certificate
Probate order or will when available
Affidavit of heirship or ownership interest
Recorded deed or transfer document
Utility bill or occupancy evidence
Property ID and legal description
Use both offices when needed: Andrews CAD determines exemption eligibility and updates appraisal ownership. The County Clerk maintains recorded land records, deeds and probate-related instruments.
Open inherited-property resources Open official records guidance
Agricultural and wildlife appraisal

Confirm qualifying use, history, intensity and rollback exposure

Grazing or ranch land

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

Crop or hay 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 activity evidence.

Recently purchased acreage

Do not assume the previous owner’s special appraisal automatically continues after the sale.

Homesite portion

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

Use change

Ask about rollback taxes before converting qualified land to a nonqualifying use.

2026 agricultural cap rate: Texas appraisal districts use a 10% capitalization rate for agricultural or open-space productivity appraisal in 2026.
Open agricultural forms Review 2026 cap rates
Oil, gas, utility and industrial property

Treat mineral and industrial records differently from a normal home parcel

Andrews CAD contracts with Capitol Appraisal Group to prepare valuations for oil and gas leases, telephone, gas and electric utilities, cable systems, pipelines, railroad companies and industrial property designated by the chief appraiser.
Search the Andrews CAD account first Select the appropriate property type and search the owner, property ID, lease or related business information.
Confirm the interest being appraised Determine whether the record concerns a working interest, royalty interest, pipeline, utility or industrial property.
Match the tax year and decimal interest Compare the notice with division orders, lease records, royalty statements and ownership documents.
Separate appraisal from title A CAD mineral-owner list supports appraisal administration but is not a complete mineral-title opinion.
Contact the correct appraisal resource Begin with Andrews CAD. Contact Capitol Appraisal Group when the district directs the valuation question there.
Use recorded and professional records for ownership disputes Mineral title, probate, deed interpretation and royalty disputes may require the County Clerk, land professional or attorney.
Capitol Appraisal Group
9300 Research Boulevard, Suite 100
Austin, Texas 78759-6520

Phone: (512) 346-5480

Prepare before calling

Property ID, owner name, lease name, operator, decimal interest, property type, tax year, notice and supporting ownership records.

Do not use a CAD mineral record as final proof of title. It does not replace deeds, probate records, assignments, division orders or a professional mineral-title examination.
Appraisal protest workflow

Build an Andrews CAD protest around one clear value or record problem

Normal filing rule: most protests were due May 15 or 30 days after Andrews CAD mailed the Notice of Appraised Value, whichever was later.
Save the complete property account Keep the property ID, legal description, land, improvements, values, exemptions and property characteristics.
Choose the exact protest reason Possible issues include market value, unequal appraisal, incorrect data, exemption denial, agricultural denial or mineral valuation.
State the requested result Identify the value or record correction supported by the evidence.
Use the official filing route Andrews CAD provides electronic appeal options for eligible accounts and also publishes the Notice of Protest form. Open Andrews CAD Online Protest
File separately for each property The electronic appeal system instructs users to submit a separate appeal for every property being protested.
Keep proof of filing Save the timestamp, confirmation, email, stamped copy or mailing evidence.
Request and review CAD evidence Compare sales, schedules, property facts, land classes, mineral information and adjustments with the real property.
Attempt an informal resolution Use a short summary and understand exactly which value or property field a proposed agreement changes.
Continue to the ARB when unresolved Present the strongest evidence first and state the requested value or correction clearly.

Evidence that fits common Andrews County disputes

Comparable sales or equal-appraisal accounts
Dated photographs of condition or damage
Repair estimates or invoices
Closing statement or independent appraisal
Correct measurements or building details
Deed, survey or acreage evidence
Business asset or mineral-interest records
One-page requested-value summary
Simple protest statement
I am protesting the 2026 appraisal of Andrews CAD property ID [number] because [market value, unequal appraisal, incorrect property data, exemption, agricultural appraisal or mineral valuation issue]. The record currently shows [amount or detail]. I request [specific value or correction] based on the attached evidence.
Late-season 2026 guidance

The normal deadline has passed—check limited remedies immediately

As of July 31, 2026, the normal May protest deadline has passed for most properties. Creating a portal account or uploading evidence now does not automatically create a timely protest.
Find the notice mailing date Compare it with May 15 and the 30-day rule printed on the notice.
Contact Andrews CAD immediately Ask whether the ARB has approved the appraisal records and which remedy remains available.
Explain good cause when applicable A late hearing may be possible when the owner demonstrates good cause before the ARB approves the records.
Explain failure to receive a required notice A different remedy may apply when the appraisal district or ARB failed to send a legally required notice.
Ask about correction motions Limited procedures may address clerical error, multiple appraisal, incorrect ownership or a qualifying substantial value error.
Protect tax-payment requirements Some late remedies require payment of the undisputed amount before the property taxes become delinquent.
Keep written instructions Preserve the form, deadline, email, filing proof and name of the person providing the procedure.
Contact Andrews CAD Review Texas late remedies
Appraisal Review Board

Prepare for the Andrews County ARB as a separate decision-making body

The Andrews ARB is separate from the appraisal office. It hears properly submitted protests, challenges and correction motions but does not manage day-to-day appraisal operations.
Confirm the hearing method

Use the individual hearing notice for the date, time, location and participation instructions.

Organise evidence

Number every page and keep your own copy in the same order as the board’s copy.

Preserve the Board Order

The written decision affects the protested year and starts any further appeal deadline.

Read the current hearing procedure Find the ARB Protest Hearing and Procedure document on Andrews CAD’s Tax Information page.
Prepare a short opening State the property, protest reason, requested result and strongest supporting evidence.
Respond to CAD evidence directly Identify incorrect comparable properties, measurements, land classes, condition assumptions or mineral inputs.
Understand any agreement Confirm whether it changes market value, appraised value, property data or only one component.
Record the order-received date Further appeal deadlines can be short and may depend on timely payment of required taxes.
Open Andrews ARB resources Review Texas ARB guidance
Business personal property

Search and render taxable business assets separately from real estate

Business personal property can include machinery, equipment, computers, furniture, fixtures, vehicles, inventory and other assets used to produce income.

Search the personal-property account Use the owner, DBA, property ID or business location and verify that the result is not the real-estate account.
Confirm the taxable situs The location where assets are used may differ from the mailing or registered-office address.
Prepare the asset schedule Include descriptions, acquisition dates, original costs, depreciation information and inventory records.
Use the 2026 depreciation table Andrews CAD publishes a current business-personal-property depreciation resource.
File the official rendition Most renditions were due April 15, with a general extension to May 15 after a timely written request.
Keep proof of filing Save the signed form, asset schedule and mailing, portal or delivery confirmation.
Open rendition forms Open 2026 depreciation table
Two tax collectors

Match each Andrews County tax statement to the correct payment portal

Andrews ISD Tax Assessor-Collector

Collects for Andrews Independent School District, City of Andrews and Andrews County Hospital District.

Open ISD, City and Hospital tax portal
Andrews County Tax Assessor-Collector

Collects for Andrews County and Andrews County Road and Bridge.

Open County and Road and Bridge portal
A single property can require two separate payments and two receipts. Do not stop after paying one portal until every taxing-unit statement and account balance has been checked.
Gather every tax statement Separate the ISD/City/Hospital statement from the County/Road and Bridge statement.
Search the first collector’s portal Match the owner, property ID, property address, legal description and tax year.
Review current and prior years Check unpaid balances, payment history, penalties and any separate mineral or personal-property account.
Read the fee before submitting Treat the convenience fee displayed in the live checkout as controlling.
Save the first receipt Keep the collector, property, tax year, amount, fee, date and confirmation number.
Repeat the process with the second collector Confirm whether the property owes county and Road and Bridge tax separately from the other taxing units.
Confirm both payments posted Reopen each account after processing and verify that every intended year received the correct payment.
Do not rely on a fee table copied from another jurisdiction. An Andrews CAD “Payment Questions” page currently contains an apparent reference to the Mobile County Revenue Commission. Verify payment methods and fees through the live Andrews collector portal or by calling the collector.
Normal 2026 tax-year timing: January 31, 2027 falls on Sunday. Under the next-business-day rule, a normal timely-payment deadline should generally move to Monday, February 1, 2027. The date printed on each statement controls.
Payment troubleshooting

Fix a missing payment, wrong portal or mismatched Andrews tax account

Stop and verify before submitting a replacement payment
Problem Likely reason Best next action
Only one tax statement appears paid The property has separate collector accounts. Check both the ISD collector and county collector portals.
Owner or address does not match The wrong property result was selected or ownership is still updating. Compare property ID and legal description before paying.
Mailed check has not cleared The collector may still be processing seasonal mail. Call before sending a replacement that could create a duplicate payment.
Portal balance differs from statement A payment, penalty, correction or later bill may have changed the account. Request the current amount from the collector controlling that taxing unit.
Delinquent account Penalty, interest and collection costs may have accrued. Request a payoff calculated through the intended payment date.
Receipt is missing Checkout may not have completed or email delivery failed. Check the account before attempting another payment and call with transaction details.
Prepared tax-payment call script
I am calling about property ID [number] for tax year [year]. The statement is for [Andrews ISD, City, Hospital District, Andrews County or Road and Bridge]. I paid [amount] on [date] using [method], and my confirmation number is [number]. Please confirm whether it posted to the correct account and year.
Recorded real-property documents

Use the Andrews County Clerk for deeds, liens and official land records

The County Clerk maintains real-property and land records dating back to the county’s historical record collections. The Clerk does not conduct title searches, verify ownership, determine document validity or provide legal opinions.
Open the official County Clerk page Open Andrews County Clerk
Open the county’s records-search guidance Open Official Public Records Search
Prepare the parties’ names Use grantor, grantee, trust, estate, company and reasonable spelling variations.
Prepare recording details Include an approximate date, document type, legal description, volume and page or instrument number when available.
Compare the recorded document with CAD Match the parties, date, property description, acreage and property location.
Request the correct copy type Ask whether a plain or certified copy is required by the lender, court, title company or government agency.
Use a title professional for conclusions A public index or one deed does not guarantee clear title or identify every lien, easement and ownership interest.
The online search is a research tool—not a title opinion. Ownership, mineral title, probate, lien priority and deed interpretation may require a title company or licensed attorney.
Office routing

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

Appraisal, tax collection and recording duties are separate
Your question Correct starting point What to prepare
What is the appraised value? Andrews County Appraisal District Property ID, tax year and disputed value.
Why is an exemption missing? Andrews County Appraisal District Application, identification, qualification date and filing proof.
How do I protest or check status? Andrews CAD / Appraisal Review Board Notice, mailing date, property ID and filing confirmation.
Who handles oil or gas valuation? Andrews CAD and Capitol Appraisal Group Mineral property ID, lease, owner, decimal interest and tax year.
How much ISD, City or Hospital tax is due? Andrews ISD Tax Assessor-Collector Statement, property ID, owner and year.
How much County or Road and Bridge tax is due? Andrews County Tax Assessor-Collector County account, property ID, owner and year.
Did my tax payment post? Collector named on that statement Receipt, confirmation, amount, date and tax year.
Who legally owns the property? Andrews County Clerk or title professional Grantor, grantee, date range and legal description.
Where can I obtain a deed or lien? Andrews County Clerk Names, date, document type and instrument details.
Who resolves a boundary dispute? Surveyor, title company or qualified attorney Deed, plat, survey and title records.
Truth in Taxation and public data

Use appraisal data and tax-rate data for different questions

2026 GIS map

Andrews CAD publishes a current map resource for parcel and geographic research.

Certified appraisal rolls

Prior certified rolls are available in PACS and spreadsheet formats for technical research.

Mineral rolls

Separate certified mineral information is available for prior appraisal years.

Reappraisal plan

The district publishes its 2025-2026 reappraisal plan and appraisal reports.

Historical values and rates

Use the district’s historical resources to compare broad trends, not to replace one live account.

Truth in Taxation

Use the county database during August and September for proposed rates, estimated taxes and taxing-unit contacts.

Value and tax-rate disputes are different. Protest appraisal value or account data through Andrews CAD and the ARB. Contact the elected taxing unit about its proposed or adopted tax rate.
Open Andrews CAD data Open Truth in Taxation
2026 action calendar

Important Andrews County appraisal and tax 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 special-appraisal 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 Follow the individual hearing notice and current district procedure.
Tax-rate adoption information The Truth in Taxation database is updated as local units propose and adopt rates.
Tax statements generally begin Check both collectors and identify every taxing unit appearing on the property.
Normal 2026 tax-year payment timing January 31, 2027 is Sunday, so the normal next-business-day deadline should generally be Monday, February 1, 2027.
The date printed on the individual notice, hearing order, form or tax statement controls. A later bill, separate collector or special filing provision can create a different deadline.
Verified local contacts

Andrews County appraisal, tax collection and land-record offices

Andrews County Appraisal District
600 N. Main Street
Andrews, Texas 79714

Phone: (432) 523-9111
Fax: (432) 523-3222
Email: chiefappraiser@andrewscad.org

Chief Appraiser: Susan Brewer, RPA, RTA

Monday-Thursday: 8:00 AM-noon and 1:00 PM-4:30 PM.

Friday: 8:00 AM-noon and 1:00 PM-4:00 PM.

Andrews ISD Tax Assessor-Collector
600 N. Main Street
Andrews, Texas 79714

Collector: Sheila Bennett

Collects for Andrews ISD, City of Andrews and Andrews County Hospital District.

Use the official tax portal or call the shared 600 N. Main office before visiting.

Andrews County Tax Assessor-Collector
210 NW 2nd Street
Andrews, Texas 79714

Phone: (432) 524-1409
Fax: (432) 524-1450
Email: rharper@co.andrews.tx.us

Tax Assessor-Collector: Robin Harper

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

Lobby hours: 8:00 AM-4:00 PM.

Andrews County Clerk
215 NW 1st Street, Suite 121-A
Andrews, Texas 79714
Mailing: P.O. Box 727, Andrews, Texas 79714

Phone: (432) 524-1426

County Clerk: Vicki Scott

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-4:00 PM.

Capitol Appraisal Group
9300 Research Boulevard, Suite 100
Austin, Texas 78759-6520

Phone: (512) 346-5480

Oil, gas, utilities, pipelines, railroads and designated industrial appraisal support.

Before calling or visiting

Prepare the property ID, owner name, property type, address or legal description, tax year, taxing unit and one clearly written question.

Confirm lunch closures, lobby hours, required identification and accepted payment before travelling.

Official action links

Official Andrews County property resources

Andrews CAD homepage

Official district information, current notices, contacts and service buttons.

Open Andrews CAD
Property search

Search owners, property IDs, addresses, abstracts, subdivisions and property types.

Open property search
Interactive map

Review approximate parcel location and surrounding appraisal context.

Open interactive map
Taxpayer Portal

Access verified property details, documents, applications and electronic communication.

Open Taxpayer Portal
Online protest

Use the official electronic appeal route for eligible accounts and filing periods.

Open online protest
Forms

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

Open forms
Tax information

Appraisal rolls, 2026 schedules, ARB procedure, historical values and taxpayer materials.

Open tax information
Tax-collection routing

Confirm which collector serves each Andrews County taxing unit.

Open collection guidance
ISD, City and Hospital taxes

Search and pay the taxing units collected through the Andrews ISD collector.

Open ISD tax portal
County and Road and Bridge taxes

Search and pay the taxing units collected by the county Tax Assessor-Collector.

Open county tax portal
County Clerk records

Official Public Records, real-property documents and land-record guidance.

Open records search
Truth in Taxation

Property-specific proposed rates, adopted rates and estimated tax information.

Open tax-rate portal
Editorial accountability

How this Andrews County guide was corrected and expanded

Mahesh Kumar, editor of AppraisalDistrict.org

Independent review of appraisal, tax-collection and land-record systems

This version preserves the original Andrews CAD screenshot while adding exact search fields, Taxpayer Portal instructions, local map guidance, current exemption amounts, 2026 appraisal limitations, late-protest routing, ARB preparation, mineral appraisal guidance and County Clerk record steps.

The major correction is the split tax-collection system: Andrews ISD, the City and Hospital District use one collector, while Andrews County and Road and Bridge use another.

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

Andrews County answers

10 common Andrews County appraisal and property-search questions

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

The official website is andrewscad.org. Use it for property search, appraisal values, maps, exemptions, forms, portal access and protests.

2. How do I search Andrews County property records?

Open the official Andrews CAD property search. Search by owner, address, property ID, abstract, subdivision, mobile-home park, DBA or another available field.

3. Why does an Andrews CAD search show no result?

The account may use initials, a spouse, trust, estate, company, DBA, former owner, abbreviated street, abstract or separate mineral record. Search with fewer words and then try the property ID or property-type filter.

4. Who collects Andrews County property taxes?

The Andrews ISD collector handles Andrews ISD, City of Andrews and Hospital District taxes. The Andrews County Tax Assessor-Collector handles Andrews County and Road and Bridge taxes.

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

Use andrewsisdtax.com for ISD, City and Hospital taxes. Use the county payment portal for County and Road and Bridge taxes.

6. Does Andrews CAD charge for a homestead exemption?

No. Andrews CAD states that it never asks for or charges a fee to file an exemption. Use the district’s official form and avoid paid solicitations that imitate government notices.

7. What was the Andrews County protest deadline for 2026?

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

8. Who appraises Andrews County oil and gas property?

Andrews CAD contracts with Capitol Appraisal Group for oil and gas leases, utilities, cable systems, pipelines, railroads and designated industrial property.

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

Start with the Andrews County Official Public Records Search. The County Clerk does not perform title searches or provide ownership opinions.

10. Where is Andrews County Appraisal District located?

Andrews CAD is located at 600 N. Main Street, Andrews, Texas 79714. Its phone number is (432) 523-9111.

Independent-site, accuracy and official-use notice

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

Property owners, values, exemptions, portal availability, collector assignments, payment fees, balances, forms, office hours and deadlines can change. Verify the live official record before filing, paying, mailing, travelling, purchasing or making a legal or financial decision.

Andrews CAD maps, acreage, owner entries and abbreviated legal descriptions are appraisal tools and should not replace a recorded deed, title examination, mineral-title review or professional survey.

Official-source review completed July 31, 2026 using Andrews County Appraisal District, Andrews County Tax Assessor-Collector, Andrews County Clerk and Texas Comptroller property-tax resources.

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