Burleson County Appraisal District CAD Tax Guide 2026

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Burleson County, Texas · CAD search, GIS, taxes, exemptions, protests, agriculture and deeds

Trace a Burleson County Property From Parcel Search to the Right Tax or Deed Record

Start with Burleson County Appraisal District when you need the property ID, geographic ID, appraisal owner, situs address, legal description, market value, appraised value, taxable value, exemptions, agricultural status, land details or improvement information.

Continue to the Burleson County Tax Assessor-Collector when you need the current bill, payment, receipt, penalty or delinquent balance. Use the County Clerk when the task involves a recorded deed, lien, release, plat or legal property document.

Search official CAD records Search and pay property taxes Fix a missing result
Property ID Geographic ID Owner name Street or county road Subdivision or abstract Legal description
BRAZOS BOTTOM PARCEL ROUTER VERIFYING
SEARCH → MAP → VERIFY → ACT
2026 circuit-breaker notice: Burleson CAD reports that a programming issue may prevent the circuit-breaker exemption from appearing for the Hospital Jurisdiction. When the exemption appears for the County Jurisdiction, the district says it will be applied to the Hospital Jurisdiction at certification, and a protest is not needed solely for that issue.
Best search detail

Use the property ID or geographic ID when available.

CAD office

111 East Fawn Street, Caldwell, Texas 77836.

Tax-payment office

100 West Buck Street, Suite 202, Caldwell.

Deed records

County Clerk records are online from 1940 onward.

Official review

Local links and procedures reviewed July 2026.

Start with your task

What do you need from the Burleson County property record?

FIND A PROPERTY Search the appraisal account

Use owner, address, ID or Advanced Search, then match the legal description and GIS parcel.

Follow the official search steps
PAY PROPERTY TAX Open the Tax Office account

Confirm the tax year, live balance, penalty, payment fee and receipt before submitting money.

Review the payment workflow
CHECK RURAL LAND Use search and GIS together

Property ID, geographic ID, abstract and legal description may work better than a county-road address.

Use the map correctly
PROTEST A VALUE Identify one clear error

Review the notice, save the account, file on time and organise evidence around the requested correction.

Prepare the protest
CHECK A DEED Use County Clerk records

Search the recorded instrument instead of treating the CAD owner field as complete proof of title.

Find deeds and liens
AG OR WILDLIFE LAND Document qualifying use

Review acreage, production, leases, stocking, wildlife practices and possible rollback exposure.

Review special appraisal

Go directly to the Burleson County task

The first sections solve property search and payment. Later sections cover GIS, exemptions, agriculture, business property, protests, ARB hearings, deeds and local contacts.

Existing article image retained

Use the original Burleson County image as a search reminder

Burleson County Appraisal District property search and CAD tax guide
Existing article image preserved. Start with the official CAD search, confirm the property identifiers and legal description, then move to the Tax Office or County Clerk only when the task requires it.
First: search

Locate the appraisal account by ID, owner, address or Advanced Search.

Second: verify

Match the parcel, legal description, values, exemptions and tax year.

Third: act

Pay through the Tax Office, file through CAD or search deeds through the County Clerk.

Original interface guide

Recognise the search fields and result details that matter

The visual below is an original instructional recreation, not a live government screenshot. It shows the search and verification process even when the official interface changes colours or layout.

esearch.burlesonappraisal.com · Official Burleson CAD property search

Choose one strong search route

Best when copied from a notice, tax statement or prior account
Try only first name or last name when a full name fails
Try only the street name when the complete address fails
Geographic ID · Subdivision · Abstract · Legal description
Search property
Property ID: use it for calls, tax search and protest
Geographic ID: compare it with the GIS parcel
Owner shown: appraisal entry, not complete title proof
Legal description: match lot, block, tract or abstract
Values: market, appraised and taxable differ
Exemptions: verify every expected benefit
Property-record decoder

Understand what each Burleson CAD field can and cannot prove

Use the account as a route to the controlling record
Field What it helps identify What it does not prove Best next action
Property ID The appraisal account used by Burleson CAD. That every outside database uses the same number. Use it for CAD, Tax Office and protest questions.
Geographic ID A parcel identifier connected to mapping or legal-location data. A surveyed legal boundary. Match it with GIS and recorded documents.
Owner shown The owner carried in the appraisal record. Complete title, heirship or lien status. Search County Clerk records when ownership matters.
Mailing address Where appraisal and tax-related correspondence may be directed. The property’s physical location. Correct it promptly if notices are going elsewhere.
Situs address The physical-location address carried in the CAD account. A legal boundary, mailing address or access right. Compare it with GIS and the deed.
Legal description The lot, block, tract, abstract, subdivision or other legal reference shown. That an abbreviated CAD description is enough for conveyance. Review the recorded deed or plat.
Market value CAD’s opinion of market value for the appraisal date. A guaranteed selling price or final tax bill. Compare sales, condition and equal-appraisal evidence.
Appraised value Value after an applicable appraisal limitation or special valuation. The value after every exemption. Continue to taxable value and exemption lines.
Taxable value The value remaining after applicable exemptions for a taxing unit. The current balance, payment status or penalties. Open the Tax Office account.
Land and improvements Acreage, land class, structures, square footage, use and condition carried by CAD. That every measurement, structure or condition is current. Document inaccurate details with measurements and photographs.
Search troubleshooting

Fix a Burleson CAD search that returns no useful result

Try the next route before assuming that the account is missing
Problem Likely reason Practical fix
Owner name returns nothing The account may use a trust, estate, spouse, business, prior owner or different spelling. Search only the first name, last name or one business keyword.
Too many owner matches The name is common or the search is too broad. Add the first name, street, property ID or geographic ID.
Full address is not recognised The account may omit a suffix, direction, unit, city or ZIP code. Use only the street name as recommended by the portal.
County-road parcel is missing The road or situs address may be formatted differently. Search owner, property ID, geographic ID, abstract or legal description.
New owner is not displayed The recorded deed may still be processing into CAD. Confirm the County Clerk instrument and contact the CAD deed clerk.
Inherited land is difficult to find The property may remain under the deceased owner, estate or several heirs. Search all name variations and compare probate and deed records.
Business search finds only land Business personal property may have a separate account. Search the business name and address separately from the real estate.
GIS parcel and property account differ An adjoining tract, parent parcel or split parcel may be selected. Match property ID, geographic ID, acreage and legal description.
Tax account does not match CAD The systems serve different purposes or update on different schedules. Compare account identifiers and contact the office controlling the disputed field.
Call script for a difficult property search
I am researching property at [address or legal description]. I searched owner [name], property ID [number] and geographic ID [number]. The result currently shows [problem]. Please tell me which account or document controls this issue for tax year [year].
Value explanation

Read market, appraised and taxable values in the correct order

STEP 1 Market value

Burleson CAD’s opinion of what the property would sell for under normal market conditions as of the appraisal date.

STEP 2 Appraised value

The value after an applicable homestead limitation, circuit breaker or qualifying special appraisal.

STEP 3 Taxable value

The value remaining after exemptions. It can differ among the county, schools, cities and special districts.

Market value is not the property-tax bill. The bill depends on taxable value, tax rates adopted by each taxing unit, exemptions, ceilings, penalties, interest, attorney fees and payment history.
Land value changed

Review acreage, land class, location, access assumptions, productivity treatment and nearby land sales.

Improvement value changed

Check square footage, additions, barns, sheds, manufactured homes, class, condition and completion percentage.

Taxable value changed

Confirm whether an exemption, appraisal limitation, circuit breaker, ceiling or special valuation changed.

Educational estimator

Estimate annual Burleson County property tax from taxable value

Add the combined tax rate for the taxing units shown on the property account. This tool provides an educational estimate only and does not include every credit, ceiling, penalty or collection adjustment.

Enter taxable value and the combined rate shown by official taxing-unit records.
Formula: estimated tax = taxable value × combined rate ÷ 100 − entered credits. Use the official Tax Office account for the live amount due.
Tax bills and payment

Pay Burleson County property taxes through the correct official route

Burleson County Tax Assessor-Collector Jessica Lucero’s office collects, records and disburses current and delinquent property taxes for the county and participating local taxing entities.
Open the official Tax Office website Start at the county tax site rather than an advertisement or payment-assistance page. Open Burleson County Tax Office
Open Search and Pay Taxes Open the official tax-payment portal
Locate the exact tax account Use the property or account ID when available and confirm the owner, address, legal description and tax year.
Review all years and balances Check whether the balance is current, delinquent, partially paid or subject to a collection penalty.
Read the convenience fee The Tax Office currently publishes a non-refundable online credit or debit fee of 2.50% plus $0.30. Confirm the live fee at checkout.
Save the receipt immediately Keep the account, tax year, payment amount, fee, date and confirmation number.
Recheck the account after processing Confirm that the payment posted to the correct property and year.
Burleson County Tax Office payment information
Method or issue Published guidance What to verify
Office payment Cash, check, debit and credit cards are accepted at the Tax Office. Hours, card fee and required account information.
Mail payment Mail checks to Burleson County Tax Office, 100 W. Buck Street, Suite 202, Caldwell, TX 77836. Payee, postmark rule, amount and tax statement copy.
Online card payment The Tax Office publishes a 2.50% transaction fee plus $0.30. The total shown on the final checkout screen.
Phone payment The Tax Office publishes 866-539-2020 for phone payment. Account, tax year, total charge and confirmation number.
Partial payment Partial payments are applied pro rata to tax, penalty, interest and applicable collection penalty. The remaining balance and future accrual.
Delinquent payment plan The Tax Office states that arrangements may be available for delinquent taxes. Written terms, due dates and continuing interest.
Current-year statements The Tax Office states that statements are generally mailed during the first week of October.
Penalty and interest begin The Tax Office states that unpaid current taxes become subject to penalty after February 1 of the following year.
Collection attorney fee The Tax Office states that a 15% attorney fee is added on July 1 to applicable delinquent balances.
Not receiving a tax statement does not automatically remove the tax, penalty or due date. Check the online account and correct the mailing address before the payment deadline.
Interactive parcel research

Use Burleson CAD GIS for rural land and hard-to-find parcels

The interactive map is useful for county-road property, farms, inherited tracts, adjoining acreage, Lake Somerville-area parcels and land where the mailing address differs from the physical location.

Open the official GIS map Open Burleson CAD Interactive Map
Locate the parcel Search with an available property identifier, owner, address or map location.
Compare adjoining property Review general parcel shape, road position, neighboring accounts and nearby appraisal context.
Match the appraisal account Confirm that the map parcel connects to the same property ID, geographic ID, acreage and legal description.
Save a labelled map view A dated screenshot can support a parcel-location question when it is paired with the account and legal documents.
The interactive map is not a legal survey. Do not rely on it as final proof of boundaries, acreage, easements, access, ownership or a fence location.
Burleson County situations

Local search tips for Caldwell, Somerville, Snook and rural property

Caldwell residence

Search the street number and name, then verify the subdivision, lot, taxing units and homestead exemption.

Somerville property

Confirm whether the account lies inside the city and review the school, county, hospital and special-district lines.

Snook property

Match the situs address and legal description because rural mailing and physical addresses may differ.

Lake Somerville-area parcel

Use GIS to separate nearby lots, recreational property, rural tracts and parcels with similar road descriptions.

Farm or ranch

Compare market value, productivity value, acreage, agricultural use, leases and qualification history.

Wildlife-management land

Keep the wildlife plan, annual reports, maps, photographs, receipts and evidence of qualifying activities.

Inherited family land

Search the deceased owner, estate and heirs and compare probate, deed, appraisal and tax records.

Business property

Search for a separate business-personal-property account in addition to the real-estate account.

Mineral or industrial account

Burleson CAD states that mineral, utility and industrial accounts are appraised by Pritchard & Abbott.

Office routing

Send each property question to the office that controls the record

Correct routing prevents unnecessary calls and missed deadlines
Your question Correct office or resource Prepare before contacting
What is my appraised value? Burleson CAD Property ID, tax year and disputed value field.
Why is my exemption missing? Burleson CAD Application, ID, qualification date and filing proof.
How much property tax is due? Burleson County Tax Assessor-Collector Account number, owner, tax year and statement.
Did my payment post? Burleson County Tax Assessor-Collector Receipt, confirmation, amount, date and tax year.
Who legally owns the property? County Clerk or title professional Grantor, grantee, legal description and date range.
Where can I obtain a deed or lien? Burleson County Clerk Names, document number, recording date and copy type.
Who handles appraisal map errors? Burleson CAD Deed and GIS Clerk Property ID, deed, survey, plat and marked map.
Who handles an ag-use question? Burleson CAD agricultural appraiser Acreage, land-use history, leases and supporting records.
Who sets the tax rate? Each local taxing entity The list of taxing units shown on the property account.
Who handles a boundary dispute? Surveyor, title professional or lawyer Deed, plat, survey, title policy and field evidence.
Record corrections

Correct the specific Burleson County system that contains the error

Incorrect owner name Confirm the recorded deed or ownership document and contact the CAD deed and GIS staff with the instrument information.
Incorrect appraisal mailing address Contact Burleson CAD and use its available correction or online-form route.
Incorrect tax-statement address Confirm whether both the CAD and Tax Office records need updating.
Incorrect land or improvement detail Save the account and prepare measurements, photographs, plans, surveys or repair documentation.
Missing exemption Confirm the application, tax year, qualification date, supporting documents and submission proof.
Incorrect tax payment or balance Contact the Tax Office with the account, year, receipt, amount and confirmation number.
Correction and protest are different processes. A correction fixes inaccurate account information. A protest challenges a protestable appraisal-district action such as value, unequal appraisal, exemption denial or special-appraisal denial.
Exemptions and official forms

Choose the Burleson CAD form that matches the property situation

Residence homestead

Confirm the home is the principal residence and prepare identification matching the property address or required affidavit.

Age 65 or older

Review the additional exemption, school-tax ceiling, possible instalments and available deferral information.

Disabled person

Use the appropriate homestead documentation and confirm the qualification date.

Disabled veteran

Use the official veteran or survivor application and attach the required VA documents.

Disaster-damaged property

Review the temporary disaster exemption when an officially qualifying disaster applies.

Other special exemptions

The forms library includes charitable, religious, cemetery, solar, wind, low-income and other applications.

What to prepare before filing

Property ID and geographic ID
Owner name exactly as shown
Property and mailing address
Qualification or occupancy date
Texas driver licence or required ID
Deed or ownership evidence
Age, disability or veteran documentation
Submission confirmation or mailing proof
Burleson CAD states that homestead applications must include a copy of the applicant’s driver licence or other information required by the Texas Property Tax Code. An affidavit may also be required in certain situations.
Open official forms library Open online forms Open taxpayer portal
Mailing completed forms: Burleson County Appraisal District, P.O. Box 1000, Caldwell, Texas 77836-1000. Keep a complete copy and proof of delivery.
Agricultural and wildlife appraisal

Build a stronger 1-d-1 agricultural or wildlife-management file

Agricultural appraisal is based on qualifying use and productivity rather than simply owning rural acreage. A wildlife-management application normally continues a previously qualifying open-space use and requires documented qualifying practices.

Confirm acreage

Compare the CAD account, GIS parcel, deed, survey and any leased acreage.

Document land-use history

Record the type, intensity, duration and continuity of agricultural activity.

Keep production evidence

Save receipts, sales records, photographs, stocking records, crop records and equipment information.

Prepare lease documents

Use written grazing, hay, crop or other lease records with dates and responsibilities.

Build a wildlife file

Keep the plan, annual report, maps, photographs, receipts and proof of qualifying wildlife practices.

Ask about rollback exposure

A change from qualifying use can create additional tax consequences. Obtain current guidance before changing use.

Open agricultural and wildlife forms Check acreage on GIS
The forms library includes the Agricultural 1-d-1 Application, agricultural guidelines, Wildlife Management Plan and Wildlife Management Annual Report.
Business personal property

Do not confuse the business asset account with the real-estate account

A business may have one account for land and buildings and a separate business-personal-property account for furniture, fixtures, equipment, machinery, inventory, vehicles or other taxable assets.

Legal business name and DBA
Physical business location
Business and real-property account IDs
Asset list by category
Original cost and acquisition year
Disposed or transferred assets
Leased equipment
Prior rendition and filing proof
Normal rendition deadline: April 15. A written extension request can generally move the deadline to May 15, with a possible additional extension for good cause where allowed.
Open rendition forms Find the BPP appraiser
Online and written protest

File a Burleson CAD protest around one specific appraisal issue

Usual deadline: May 15 or 30 days after the Notice of Appraised Value was delivered, whichever is later. The deadline printed on the individual notice controls.
Read the Notice of Appraised Value Confirm the property ID, proposed values, exemptions, protest deadline and electronic-filing instructions.
Save the full CAD account Keep the property identity, land, improvements, values, exemptions and taxing-unit information.
Choose the exact protest reason Examples include excessive market value, unequal appraisal, incorrect property details, exemption denial, ownership issue or special-appraisal denial.
File before the deadline Use the official eProtest system, taxpayer portal or Notice of Protest form where applicable. Open Burleson CAD eProtest
Keep proof of filing Save the confirmation, timestamp, email, uploaded-document list, certified-mail receipt or stamped copy.
Build evidence that matches the issue Use comparable sales, unequal-appraisal accounts, photographs, repair estimates, surveys, leases, production records or asset lists.
Review the district’s evidence Mark each comparable, adjustment, property characteristic or exemption fact that is inaccurate or incomplete.
Attempt an informal resolution Ask for a clear explanation of the proposed value and any offered adjustment before the formal hearing.
Prepare a concise ARB presentation State the requested correction first and organise the strongest evidence around that request.

Evidence packet checklist

Notice of Appraised Value
Saved Burleson CAD account
One-page requested correction
Comparable-property table
Dated condition photographs
Repair estimates or professional reports
Survey, deed or measurement evidence
Copy of all evidence submitted
Open online protest Open taxpayer portal Download Notice of Protest
Do not file a protest only because the hospital-jurisdiction circuit-breaker line is missing when the county-jurisdiction exemption appears. Review Burleson CAD’s current notice first because the district says that specific issue will be corrected at certification.
Appraisal Review Board

Prepare for Burleson County’s approximately 15-minute ARB hearing

Burleson County ARB hearing procedures state that a hearing is limited to approximately 15 minutes unless the board waives the limit.
State the decision requested Give the requested market value, exemption, classification or property-detail correction.
Choose presentation order The procedures allow the property owner to decide whether to present before or after the appraisal district.
Present the strongest evidence Lead with the most persuasive comparable, factual error, condition issue or exemption document.
Address CAD evidence Identify the exact sale, adjustment or property detail that should receive less weight.
Close with a number or correction Repeat the exact determination requested rather than ending with a general complaint.
Save the written order Review the decision and any arbitration, court or other appeal option promptly.
One postponement

An unrepresented owner may generally request one postponement without showing cause when requested before the hearing date.

Two-hour delay rule

An unrepresented owner may request postponement when the hearing has not started within two hours of the scheduled time.

Independent review

The ARB procedures explain that the board does not work for the appraisal district and independently reviews protests.

Read official ARB hearing procedures
2026 action calendar

Important Burleson County appraisal and tax dates

Appraisal date Most ownership, condition, use and value questions begin with the property’s status on January 1.
Normal rendition deadline Most business-personal-property renditions are due April 15 unless a timely extension applies.
Many exemption and special-appraisal applications This is the normal date for many exemption, agricultural, wildlife and related applications.
Usual protest deadline File by May 15 or 30 days after notice delivery, whichever date is later.
Normal appraisal-roll certification date The chief appraiser generally certifies the appraisal roll by late July.
Current tax statements The Tax Office states that statements are mailed during the first week of October.
Normal payment deadline Current taxes are generally payable without penalty through January 31. Verify the date printed on the bill.
Attorney fee on applicable delinquent accounts The Tax Office states that a 15% attorney fee is added on July 1.
The individual notice, form, order or bill controls. A general calendar cannot account for a late notice, delayed bill, disaster provision, late application or another property-specific rule.
Recorded property documents

Use the Burleson County Clerk for deeds, liens, releases and plats

Burleson County provides online official property records from 1940 to the present through its County Clerk search portal.
Open the official records portal Search Burleson County Official Records
Search grantor, grantee or another indexed term Try the current owner, prior owner, spouse, estate, trust, business, subdivision, document type or document number.
Choose the date range Narrow the search around the purchase, inheritance, refinance, lien or release date where known.
Use index or full-text search carefully The portal offers index-only search and OCR full-text search. OCR may help locate text but can misread older documents.
Compare the recorded document Match the parties, date, document number, subdivision and legal description with the CAD property.
Request the required copy Ask whether a plain or certified document is needed for a lender, court, title company or government office.
Property fraud alert: the County Clerk provides a free alert option that can notify a registered user when a document matching the selected name is recorded.
Open County Clerk page Search official records Register for property alert
The CAD owner field is not a complete title search. Use a title company or qualified attorney when a purchase, inheritance, lien, ownership conflict or legal title decision is involved.
Buyer, owner and heir checks

Complete these checks before relying on a Burleson County property record

Parcel identity

Match property ID, geographic ID, GIS location, acreage and legal description.

Tax status

Review all years, payments, delinquent balances and collection charges.

Deed history

Search recorded deeds, liens and releases and obtain professional title help where needed.

Exemptions

Seller exemptions, tax ceilings and appraisal limitations may not transfer to a buyer.

Taxing units

Review the county, school, city, hospital, MUD and water-district lines connected to the account.

Property details

Compare CAD acreage, square footage, age, use, condition and structures with the actual property.

Agricultural status

Understand qualification, continuation requirements and possible additional tax after a use change.

Survey and access

Do not treat GIS as proof of legal boundaries, easements or road access.

After closing

Recheck ownership, mailing address, homestead filing, tax account and notice delivery.

Specialist contacts

Contact the Burleson CAD staff member closest to the issue

Public staff assignments published by Burleson CAD
Issue Published contact Email
Chief Appraiser or district administration Tonya Barnes, RPA tbarnes@burlesonappraisal.com
Commercial appraisal Cheryl Castaneda, RPA ccastaneda@burlesonappraisal.com
Business personal property Mabrey Dowell, RPA mdowell@burlesonappraisal.com
Agricultural appraisal Mallori Baker, RPA mbaker@burlesonappraisal.com
Appraisal and exemptions Jaycee Henderson jhenderson@burlesonappraisal.com
ARB scheduling and coordination Kristal Hermes khermes@burlesonappraisal.com
Deed and GIS records Pam McCulloch pmcculloch@burlesonappraisal.com
Exemption processing Kimberly Sain ksain@burlesonappraisal.com
Include the property ID, tax year, owner name, address and exact question in the subject or first sentence. Avoid sending unnecessary identity documents until the office confirms the secure filing method.
Verified local contacts

Burleson County appraisal, tax and deed offices

Burleson County Appraisal District
111 East Fawn Street
Caldwell, Texas 77836
Mailing: P.O. Box 1000, Caldwell, Texas 77836-1000

Phone: (979) 567-2318
Fax: (979) 567-2368
General email: public@burlesonappraisal.com

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM-4:30 PM.

Chief Appraiser: Tonya Barnes, RPA

Burleson County Tax Assessor-Collector
Jessica Lucero
100 West Buck Street, Suite 202
Caldwell, Texas 77836

Phone: (979) 567-2326
Fax: (979) 567-2369
Email: JLucero@burlesoncounty.org

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-4:45 PM.

Burleson County Clerk
Anna L. Schielack
100 West Buck Street, Suite 203
Caldwell, Texas 77836

Phone: (979) 567-2329
Fax: (979) 567-2376
Email: coclerk@burlesoncounty.org

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

Before visiting

Bring the property ID, geographic ID, tax year, notice, bill, receipt, form, deed reference or legal description connected to the question.

Call before a deadline-sensitive visit to confirm hours, holiday closures, accepted payment and required identification.

The CAD and Tax Office are different locations with different responsibilities. Confirm whether the issue concerns appraisal or collection before travelling.
Official action links

Official Burleson County property resources

Burleson CAD homepage

Find district news, staff, forms, calendar and contact information.

Open official CAD website
Property search

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

Open property search
Interactive GIS

Locate parcels and review nearby appraisal context.

Open interactive map
Taxpayer portal

Access available electronic taxpayer services and communications.

Open taxpayer portal
Online protest

Use the official electronic protest route when the account is eligible.

Open eProtest
Forms library

Find exemptions, agriculture, wildlife, renditions, agent and protest forms.

Open forms library
Online forms

Use the district’s online form portal where available.

Open online forms
Search and pay taxes

Review bills, balances, payments and tax-year information.

Open tax-payment search
Truth in Taxation

Review taxing-unit and tax-rate transparency information.

Open tax-rate portal
Official deed records

Search recorded property documents from 1940 onward.

Open official records
Property fraud alert

Register for notice when a matching name appears in a recorded document.

Open property alert
Request information

Contact Burleson CAD about identifiable appraisal records or district information.

Open information request
Editorial accountability

How this Burleson County article was rebuilt

Mahesh Kumar, editor of AppraisalDistrict.org

Existing images preserved and guidance expanded

The original Burleson County article image and editor image have been retained. The article has been rebuilt with detailed search steps, an interface guide, account-field explanations, GIS guidance, tax-payment instructions, a local estimator, exemptions, agricultural appraisal, business property, protest preparation, ARB procedures, deed research and specialist contacts.

The review used official Burleson County Appraisal District, Burleson County Tax Assessor-Collector, Burleson County Clerk, official records, GIS, taxpayer portal, forms and 2026 district information.

AppraisalDistrict.org is independent and is not operated by Burleson County Appraisal District or Burleson County.

Burleson County answers

10 common Burleson County appraisal and property questions

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

The official website is burlesonappraisal.com. Use it for property search, GIS, forms, the taxpayer portal, online protest services, the appraisal calendar and district contacts.

2. How do I search Burleson County property records?

Open the official Burleson CAD property search and choose Owner, Address, ID or Advanced Search. Use property ID when available and confirm the full account before relying on the result.

3. Why does the Burleson CAD search return no result?

The name or address may be formatted differently, the account may use a trust, estate, business or prior owner, or a rural parcel may not have a normal situs address. Try fewer words, property ID, geographic ID, legal description or GIS.

4. Can I pay Burleson County property taxes online?

Yes. Use the official Search and Pay Taxes portal. Confirm the account, tax year, balance, fee and receipt before submitting payment.

5. Does Burleson CAD collect property taxes?

No. Burleson CAD determines appraisal values and administers exemptions and special valuations. The Burleson County Tax Assessor-Collector collects and records property-tax payments.

6. What should I do about the 2026 hospital-jurisdiction circuit-breaker issue?

Burleson CAD says that when the circuit-breaker exemption appears for the County Jurisdiction but is missing for the Hospital Jurisdiction, it will be applied at certification. The district says a protest is not needed solely for that programming issue.

7. How do I file a Burleson CAD property-tax protest?

Review the Notice of Appraised Value, identify the specific issue, use the official eProtest or taxpayer portal where eligible, upload organised evidence and save filing confirmation. Follow the deadline printed on the notice.

8. Can the Burleson CAD interactive map replace a survey?

No. GIS helps locate parcels and review nearby appraisal context, but it does not replace a deed, recorded plat, title examination or professional survey.

9. Where can I find Burleson County deeds and liens?

Use the Burleson County Clerk Official Records Search. The county states that online records are available from 1940 to the present.

10. Where is Burleson County Appraisal District located?

Burleson CAD is located at 111 East Fawn Street, Caldwell, Texas 77836. Its mailing address is P.O. Box 1000, Caldwell, Texas 77836-1000. The phone number is (979) 567-2318.

Accuracy, ownership and official-use notice

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

Owners, values, exemptions, agricultural status, parcel details, protest eligibility, tax balances, payment fees, penalties, office hours, forms and deadlines can change. Verify the live official record before paying, filing, travelling, buying, selling or making a legal or financial decision.

CAD acreage, legal descriptions and GIS boundaries are provided for appraisal research and should not replace a recorded deed, plat, title examination or professional survey.

Official-source review completed July 2026. Sources reviewed include Burleson County Appraisal District, Burleson CAD BIS property search, interactive GIS, taxpayer and protest portals, Burleson County Tax Assessor-Collector, Burleson County Clerk and official public records.

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