Glasscock County Appraisal District 2026

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Glasscock County, Texas · Garden City, ranches, agriculture, groundwater, minerals, protests, taxes and deeds

Trace a Glasscock County Property From Ranch or Mineral Account to the Correct Official Record

Glasscock CAD’s database covers Garden City homes, rural acreage, agricultural land, business assets, oil and gas interests, pipelines, utilities and industrial property. These records may be divided among separate real-estate, personal-property and mineral accounts.

Use Glasscock County Appraisal District for appraisal values, exemptions, special valuation, maps and protests. Use the County Tax Assessor-Collector for tax bills and payments, and use the County and District Clerk for deeds, liens, easements and recorded mineral documents.

Search official Glasscock CAD records Open official tax-payment page Fix a missing property result
Property or Owner ID Geographic ID Legal or abstract Lease name or number Tax year
PERMIAN PARCEL SWITCHYARD ROUTING ACCOUNT
SEARCH → VERIFY → SAVE → ACT
Do not stop after finding the surface-land account. Glasscock CAD separates Real Estate, Personal Property and Mineral Property. A ranch owner can have separate land, residence, equipment, pipeline, utility, industrial and mineral accounts.
Best search detail

Property ID, Owner ID or Geographic ID.

CAD office

209 S. Myrl Street, Garden City.

Three taxing units

County, school district and underground-water district.

2026 value caution

Latest posted certified rolls are currently 2025.

Tax-payment code

Certified Payments bureau code 7703537.

Start with your task

What do you need from the Glasscock County property account?

FIND PROPERTY Search the appraisal account

Use an owner, ID, address, legal description, abstract, subdivision or lease detail.

Follow the property-search steps
RANCH OR AG LAND Review special appraisal

Compare market value, productivity value, qualifying use, acreage and water-related land facts.

Prepare the land-use file
MINERAL OR PIPELINE Search the correct account type

Use the mineral owner, estate, company, operator, lease name, lease number or Property ID.

Search mineral and utility accounts
CHECK EXEMPTION Use official forms

Prepare identification, ownership, qualification evidence and submission proof.

Review exemption routes
PROTEST VALUE Request the property PIN

Register, connect the correct account and preserve every filing and hearing confirmation.

Prepare a protest
PAY TAX OR FIND DEED Use the controlling county office

Use the Tax Office for collections and the County Clerk for recorded property documents.

Choose the correct office

Go directly to the Glasscock County property task

The search and verification sections come first. Later sections cover ranch land, groundwater, minerals, business property, protests, tax payments and deeds.

Existing image preserved

Use the Glasscock CAD screenshot as a search checklist

Glasscock County Appraisal District property-search guide for owner, property ID, address, legal description and mineral accounts
This image appeared in the original article and has been retained. On the live search, confirm the tax year, property type, owner, Property ID, legal description, acreage, lease information, market value and base tax due.
Basic Search

Use an owner name, Owner ID, Property ID or short address.

By Property

Use Geographic ID, legal description, abstract, subdivision, lease name or lease number.

Advanced Search

Use category, acreage and value filters after a simpler search produces too many results.

Detailed search controls

Use deeper fields for ranch, industrial and mineral research

Official Glasscock CAD search · begin with one reliable clue

Available search routes

Property ID · Geographic ID · Owner ID
Owner · Care Of · Mailing Street · City · ZIP
Street Number · Direction · Street · City
Legal · Abstract · Subdivision · Land Acres
Lease Name · Lease Number · Agent · Protest Status
Category · Acres · Minimum Value · Maximum Value
Search and verify
Parcel ID: primary property result reference
Property Type: verify Real, Personal or Mineral
Legal or Lease: match the intended tract or interest
Acres: compare with deed and survey
Market Value: verify year and certification status
Base Tax Due: confirm with the Tax Office before paying
Glasscock CAD search fields and practical uses
Field Best use Common mistake
Abstract Rural tracts without a dependable street address. Entering the entire deed description instead of one abstract clue.
Lease Name Locating oil, gas and other mineral accounts. Searching the mineral interest under Real Estate.
Lease Number Matching a prior statement, operator record or mineral account. Assuming the lease number is the same as the Property ID.
Agent Finding an account represented by a property-tax agent. Using an outdated agent name from a prior year.
Land Acres Narrowing possible rural or agricultural comparison accounts. Assuming similar acreage alone makes two ranches comparable.
Value Range Reviewing groups of potentially similar accounts. Treating similar appraised value as proof of equal market characteristics.
Account-field decoder

Understand what the Glasscock CAD record can and cannot prove

Use each appraisal field as a route to the next verification step
Field What it identifies What it does not prove Next action
Parcel or Property ID The appraisal account in Glasscock CAD. That every county or payment system uses the same number. Save it for forms, calls and protests.
Geographic ID A geographic or parcel-related reference. A surveyed boundary or exact legal acreage. Compare the map, deed and survey.
Property Type Real Estate, Personal Property or Mineral Property. That all related assets are on the same account. Search all relevant property types.
Owner shown The owner carried for appraisal and notice purposes. Complete title, probate or mineral ownership. Use County Clerk records when legal ownership matters.
Legal description An abbreviated abstract, survey, tract, lot or subdivision reference. The complete deed description, easements or access. Review the recorded deed and survey.
Lease information A mineral or industrial-account connection. Mineral title, royalty ownership or payment entitlement. Review recorded mineral documents.
Market value The district’s opinion of market value as of January 1. A guaranteed sale price or final tax balance. Review property facts and valuation evidence.
Base tax due A tax-related amount displayed with the appraisal result. The live payoff amount, penalties or payment posting. Verify the Tax Office account before paying.
2026 appraisal status

Do not describe every 2026 search value as certified

Glasscock CAD’s search includes 2026 accounts, but its Data and Records page currently lists 2025 as the latest posted certified real, personal and mineral appraisal rolls.
Current 2026 search value

Useful for reviewing an appraisal notice, account facts, exemption or protest.

Certified appraisal roll

A countywide appraisal roll delivered for the tax-rate and billing process.

Later correction or supplement

An ownership, value, exemption or omitted-property change made after original certification.

Safe description: “The Glasscock CAD search currently displays this 2026 value. Verify the individual account and certified-roll status before relying on it for a legal, lending or closing decision.”
Open certified rolls and reports Open current search results
Online account, PIN and hearing lookup

Register before a deadline-sensitive online protest

Find the public property record first Save the Property ID, owner, property type and tax year.
Create an official online account Registration requires a name, email address, password and CAPTCHA. Register for Glasscock CAD access
Request the unique property PIN Glasscock CAD assigns a separate online PIN to each property. Request a Glasscock CAD PIN
Sign in and connect the correct account Verify the owner, Property ID, property type and year. Sign in to Glasscock CAD
Open the official protest service Confirm that the intended property and tax year are displayed. Open Glasscock CAD Online Protest
Search the hearing status The official hearing tool can filter past hearings, future hearings and open protests. Search Glasscock protest hearings
Save every electronic record Keep registration messages, PIN correspondence, uploads, filing confirmation and hearing notices.
Glasscock CAD also provides a Request for Electronic Delivery of Communications with a Tax Official. The completed request can be emailed to info@glasscockcad.org. Electronic delivery can replace mailed copies of covered notices, so retain the form and confirmation.
Interactive map and rural research

Use the Glasscock CAD map for context—not legal boundaries

Open the official BIS interactive map Open Glasscock CAD Interactive Map
Find the appraisal account first Save the Property ID, Geographic ID, owner, legal description, abstract and acreage.
Locate roads and adjoining tracts Map context helps with county roads, ranches, well sites, pipelines and properties without standard addresses.
Check for separate accounts Improvements, business assets, pipelines, utilities, compressors and mineral interests may use different Property IDs.
Verify jurisdiction and water-district context Compare the account with Glasscock County ISD and Glasscock County Underground Water District information.
Verify legal questions outside the map Use the recorded deed, plats, easements, title documents and a professional survey.
A CAD parcel line is not a fence line, mineral-title opinion or access determination. Do not build, fence, drill or resolve an easement dispute from the appraisal map alone.
Search troubleshooting

What to do when a Glasscock County property does not appear

Change the search route before assuming the account is absent
Problem Likely reason Practical fix
Owner search returns nothing The record may use a spouse, estate, trust, company or prior owner. Search only the surname or one distinctive entity word.
Address search fails A rural tract may not use a standard situs address. Search Property ID, Geographic ID, legal description, abstract or map.
Ranch tract is missing The land may be indexed by survey, abstract, tract or owner. Use By Property, All Criteria or Advanced Search.
Mineral account is missing The search is limited to Real Estate. Select Mineral Property and search owner, lease name or lease number.
Business assets are missing Equipment and inventory can use a separate Personal Property account. Select Personal Property and search the legal entity or location.
Property disappears with a filter “Show only Properties with Tax Due” may be selected. Turn the tax-due filter off and search again.
Recently purchased property shows seller The recorded deed may not yet be processed into the appraisal owner record. Search the seller and verify the recording with the County Clerk.
Tax lookup does not load The county-linked tax system may be temporarily unavailable. Call the Tax Office with the owner, Property ID and tax year.
Glasscock CAD call script
I am reviewing tax year [year] for Property ID [number], Owner ID [number] or Geographic ID [number]. I searched under [Real Estate, Personal Property or Mineral Property]. The account shows [owner, legal description, acreage, lease, value or exemption], but I need help verifying or correcting [specific field]. Which document should I provide?
Glasscock County situations

Local search tips for Garden City, ranches and Permian Basin property

Garden City residence

Confirm the homestead account, school-district exemption and underground-water-district jurisdiction.

Rural homestead

Separate the residence-homestead portion from remaining agricultural or ranch acreage.

Large ranch tract

Search by owner, abstract, legal description and Geographic ID rather than address alone.

Agricultural land

Review market value, productivity value, qualifying use, acreage and land-class information.

Groundwater-related property

Confirm the underground-water-district entry and separate appraisal from well-permitting or groundwater rules.

Oil or gas interest

Search Mineral Property by owner, estate, company, lease name, lease number and year.

Pipeline or compressor

Confirm the company, asset category, location, account year and appraisal contractor.

Business property

Search the real-estate location and the separate Personal Property account for equipment and inventory.

Inherited property

Search the deceased owner, estate and heirs and gather deed, probate or heirship records.

Value explanation

Separate market value, productivity value and taxable value

STEP 1 Market value

Glasscock CAD’s opinion of property value as of January 1 for the selected year.

STEP 2 Appraised or productivity value

The value after an applicable appraisal limitation or approved agricultural valuation.

STEP 3 Taxable value

The value remaining after exemptions for the county, school and water district.

Review the value component connected to the actual property issue
Component What can affect it Useful evidence
Residence or improvement Size, age, condition, quality, additions, shops, barns and removed structures. Measurements, photos, permits, estimates and inspection reports.
Rural land Acreage, access, soil, water, shape, road frontage and actual use. Survey, map, sales, access facts and land-use records.
Agricultural value Qualification, intensity, history, land class and productive capacity. Leases, livestock or crop records, receipts, maps and photographs.
Business property Asset age, original cost, condition, inventory and disposal. Rendition, depreciation schedule, invoices and disposal records.
Mineral account Ownership interest, production, decline, price assumptions, operator and lease. Statements, division orders, production data and account history.
Utility or industrial account Asset class, construction date, condition, depreciation and location. Asset schedules, invoices, maps, engineering and depreciation evidence.
2026 statewide homestead amounts: a qualifying residence homestead receives a $140,000 school-district exemption. A qualifying owner who is age 65 or older or disabled receives an additional $60,000 school-district exemption.
Market value is not the property-tax bill. The final amount depends on taxable value, adopted rates, exemptions, appraisal limitations, payment history, penalties and interest.
Office routing

Use Glasscock CAD, the Tax Office or County Clerk correctly

Contact the office that controls the record
Your question Correct office What to prepare
What is the appraised value? Glasscock CAD Property ID, tax year and disputed component.
Why is an exemption missing? Glasscock CAD Application, identification, qualification date and filing proof.
Does ranch land qualify for agricultural appraisal? Glasscock CAD Use history, acreage, maps, leases and production records.
How much property tax is due? Glasscock County Tax Assessor-Collector Owner, account, property and tax year.
Did an online payment post? Glasscock County Tax Office Payment ID, amount, date, account and tax year.
Who legally owns the property? County and District Clerk or title professional Grantor, grantee, date range and legal description.
Who owns a mineral interest? County Clerk records and a qualified mineral-title professional Mineral deeds, reservations, leases, assignments and probate records.
Who sets the tax rate? Each taxing unit’s governing body County, school and underground-water-district information.
The Tax Assessor-Collector does not determine property values or tax rates. Glasscock CAD appraises property, local governing bodies adopt rates and the Tax Office calculates and collects the resulting taxes.
Record corrections

Correct the official system that contains the mistake

Incorrect appraisal owner

Verify the deed or probate document with the County Clerk, then provide Glasscock CAD the requested evidence.

Incorrect mailing address

Contact Glasscock CAD because appraisal notices and exemption correspondence depend on its mailing record.

Incorrect situs address

Determine whether the correction belongs to CAD, county addressing or the postal service.

Incorrect acreage or legal description

Prepare the deed, survey, plat, abstract, Property ID and Geographic ID.

Incorrect improvement information

Use measurements, photographs, permits, condition records, estimates or demolition evidence.

Incorrect agricultural classification

Prepare land-use history, leases, production records, maps and dated photographs.

Incorrect mineral account

Prepare the owner, operator, lease, division-order, production and recorded-document information.

Incorrect payment posting

Contact the Tax Office with the Payment ID, amount, date, account and tax year.

A correction request does not automatically preserve a protest deadline. File a timely protest when the mistake affects value, exemption, classification or another protestable determination.
Official forms and exemptions

Use Glasscock CAD’s form library and keep submission proof

Residence homestead

For a qualifying principal residence. Match the deed, identification and residence address.

Age 65 or older or disabled

Review the additional exemption, school-tax ceiling, instalment options and possible deferral rights.

Disabled veteran

Use the form matching the VA rating, total disability or surviving-spouse situation.

Agricultural appraisal

Use the current 1-D-1 application and prepare qualifying-use evidence.

Business personal property

Use the rendition form and review the 2026 depreciation schedule and exemption rules.

Electronic communication

Use the official request form when choosing email delivery for eligible appraisal notices.

What to prepare

Property ID and exact owner name
Property and mailing addresses
Driver licence or permitted identification
Ownership and qualification date
Deed, heirship or probate documents
Age, disability or VA evidence
Completed application copy
Mail, email or delivery confirmation
Mail completed forms to: Glasscock County Appraisal District, P.O. Box 155, Garden City, Texas 79739-0155.
Glasscock 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 Glasscock CAD forms Check current Texas forms
Agriculture, ranching and wildlife

Prove qualifying use rather than relying on rural ownership alone

Open-space appraisal depends on qualifying agricultural use, degree of intensity and required history. Acreage, fencing or occasional livestock does not automatically establish eligibility.

Use history

Document the agricultural activity, acreage and years of qualifying use.

Production evidence

Keep livestock, grazing, crop, hay, feed, sales and expense records.

Leases and maps

Prepare written leases, land-use maps, legal descriptions and excluded acreage.

Wildlife management

Prepare the management plan, annual evidence and documentation of qualifying practices.

Market and productivity values

Review both values because special appraisal changes taxable treatment rather than removing market value.

Change of use

Ask how development, energy activity, subdivision or discontinued agriculture could create additional tax.

Property ID and complete legal description
Acreage and land-use map
Livestock, grazing or crop records
Leases, receipts and sales evidence
Dated property photographs
Prior 1-D-1 applications
Wildlife plan and annual records
Submission confirmation
Oilfield or pipeline activity can change the qualifying acreage. Identify roads, pads, facilities, easements and other areas removed from agricultural production.
Oil, gas, pipelines and industrial property

Search the mineral account without depending on the surface address

Glasscock CAD states that T.Y. Pickett appraises mineral, utility and industrial accounts. Eagle Property Tax Appraisal and Consulting appraises real-estate and personal-property accounts.
Select Mineral Property A mineral interest will not necessarily appear in a Real Estate search.
Search current and prior owners Try the individual, estate, trust, company, operator or name shown on a prior statement.
Use lease name and lease number These fields can identify accounts without a standard street address.
Match the year and Property ID Mineral ownership, production and value can change between tax years.
Identify the exact value issue Examples include ownership interest, production, decline, price assumptions, operator, lease or duplicate account.
Separate appraisal from title The CAD account does not replace mineral deeds, reservations, leases, assignments or probate records.

Mineral and industrial evidence checklist

Property ID and tax year
Owner, operator and agent names
Lease name and lease number
Division order or ownership statement
Production and revenue records
Recorded deeds, assignments or reservations
Prior appraisal and protest records
One-page requested correction
A mineral appraisal account is not a mineral-title opinion or royalty statement. Use County Clerk records and qualified mineral-title assistance when determining legal ownership.
Business personal property

Compare the rendition with the correct Personal Property account

For 2026, qualifying tangible personal property used to produce income can receive an exemption when its total taxable value is $125,000 or less in a taxing unit. Business owners should still follow the applicable rendition and certification instructions.
Select Personal Property in the search Equipment, inventory and business assets usually use a separate account from the land or building.
Search the legal business and physical location Also try the owner, prior business name and Property ID.
Download the personal-property rendition Open Glasscock CAD rendition forms
List assets owned or managed on January 1 Include inventory, furniture, fixtures, machinery, equipment and other taxable assets.
Use the 2026 depreciation schedule Glasscock CAD publishes the current schedule in Data and Records. Open the 2026 BPP depreciation schedule
Keep proof of timely filing Preserve the rendition, certification, extension request and delivery confirmation.
The normal 2026 rendition deadline was April 15. A timely written request generally extended the deadline to May 15, subject to applicable rules and limited additional relief for good cause.
Appraisal protest and ARB hearing

Check the newest notice before assuming protest rights ended

The normal 2026 protest period has passed. The usual deadline was May 15, 2026, or the 30th day after delivery of the appraisal notice, whichever was later. A corrected, supplemental, exemption-denial or special notice can create another deadline.
Save the complete property account Keep the year, property type, owner, Property ID, Geographic ID, legal description, acreage, lease information, values and exemptions.
Read the newest notice Confirm the notice type, delivery date, proposed action and exact deadline.
Identify one clear protest issue Examples include market value, unequal appraisal, incorrect acreage, improvement error, exemption denial, agricultural denial or mineral value.
Register and request the property PIN Complete this before attempting to file through the online protest service. Request the online account PIN
Use the official online protest route Verify the property, account type and tax year before submitting. Open Glasscock CAD Online Protest
Keep proof of filing Save the portal confirmation, email, certified-mail receipt or stamped copy.
Review the district evidence Compare the property facts, classifications, sales or appraisal method with the actual property.
Search the hearing status Use the official tool for past hearings, future hearings and open protests. Search protest hearings
Review current ARB procedures Glasscock CAD currently posts 2025 ARB procedures while the 2026 procedures are not yet separately listed. Confirm the procedures supplied with the current hearing notice. Open Data and Records

Evidence packet

Newest appraisal or exemption notice
Saved Glasscock CAD account
One-page requested correction
Comparable-sales or equity table
Dated condition photographs
Repair estimates or professional reports
Deed, survey, agricultural or mineral evidence
Proof of timely filing
Do not wait for a perfect evidence packet when a valid deadline is close. File on time, preserve proof and continue organising the evidence before the informal review or ARB hearing.
Tax lookup, payment and receipt

Use the Glasscock County Tax Office for the live amount due

The Glasscock County Tax Assessor-Collector serves all three active taxing units: Glasscock County, Glasscock County ISD and Glasscock County Underground Water District.
Copy the CAD owner and Property ID Keep the appraisal record open while locating the matching tax account.
Open the official Tax Assessor-Collector page Use the county page as the safe starting point for tax lookup and payment. Open Glasscock County Tax Office
Use the county’s Tax Information link Search by the owner, property or account detail shown on the appraisal record. Open Glasscock County Tax Lookup
Match the exact tax account Verify the owner, property type, legal description, account and tax year.
Review every unpaid year Paying the newest tax year does not automatically clear an older delinquency.
Open Certified Payments for online payment Enter bureau code 7703537 exactly as published by the Tax Office. Open Certified Payments
Review the service fee Certified Payments displays the service fee after the payment amount is entered. Stop before authorisation if the account or fee is incorrect.
Save the Payment ID and confirmation Keep the bureau code, account, tax year, payment amount, fee, date and Payment ID.
Verify payment posting Certified Payments states that a payment can require up to 72 hours to post to the government account. Contact the Tax Office when the payment does not appear.
Verify the bureau code before paying. A payment sent to the wrong government bureau may not reach the Glasscock County property-tax account.
Tax Office: Tina Flores, Glasscock County Tax Assessor-Collector, 209 S. Myrl Street, Garden City. Phone 432-354-2489. Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM-4:00 PM.
Deeds, liens, easements and mineral documents

Use the Glasscock County Clerk when legal ownership matters

Glasscock County states that deed records, deeds of trust and official public records are available from sovereignty to present through iDocMarket.
Open the official County and District Clerk page Open Glasscock County Clerk
Follow the county’s iDocMarket link Open Glasscock County iDocMarket
Prepare every party name Gather current and prior grantors, grantees, spouses, trusts, estates, companies and name variations.
Identify the document type Examples include deed, deed of trust, lien, release, easement, mineral deed, oil and gas lease, assignment, probate or heirship record.
Use known recording clues Include an approximate date, legal description, instrument number, volume or page when available.
Compare the document with the CAD account Match parties, recording date, legal description, acreage and reserved interests.
Use title help for complete conclusions An online Clerk search does not guarantee clear title or identify every lien, easement or mineral reservation.
Glasscock County Clerk contacts and published recording fees
Item Published information Practical action
First recording page $25 per document Confirm the current total before mailing or presenting the document.
Additional recording page $4 per additional page Count every recordable page.
Land-record questions Patti Balcazar Email Patti.b@co.glasscock.tx.us with a focused recording question.
County and District Clerk Rebecca Batla Call 432-354-2371 before travelling or mailing a document.
Online record coverage Deed, deed-of-trust and official public records from sovereignty to present Search all name variations and verify the intended document.
Buyer, owner and heir checks

Complete these checks before relying on one Glasscock County record

Match every appraisal account

Search Real Estate, Personal Property and Mineral Property connected with the owner or transaction.

Check every tax year

Review current and prior balances, payment posting, penalties and receipts.

Search recorded documents

Review deeds, deeds of trust, liens, releases, easements, leases and mineral reservations.

Recalculate exemptions

Seller homestead exemptions, tax ceilings and appraisal limitations may not continue after transfer.

Review agricultural status

Determine whether qualifying use will continue and whether a change can create additional tax.

Check mineral ownership

A surface-property transfer does not automatically include every mineral or royalty interest.

Check pipeline and utility rights

Review easements, leases, surface-use agreements and access rights.

Verify boundaries and access

Use recorded easements, title records and a professional survey rather than the CAD map.

Check heir or probate issues

Paying property taxes or occupying land does not by itself transfer legal title.

The seller’s existing tax bill may not predict the buyer’s future bill. Ownership changes can affect exemptions, appraisal limitations, agricultural qualification and separately appraised mineral or business accounts.
2026 action calendar

Important Glasscock County appraisal and tax dates

Appraisal and qualification date Ownership, condition, use and qualification for many exemptions are generally determined as of January 1.
Normal rendition deadline Most business-personal-property renditions were due April 15, 2026, subject to extension rules.
Common exemption and special-appraisal date Many agricultural, wildlife and exemption applications use April 30 as the normal filing date.
Normal protest deadline Most protests were due May 15 or the 30th day after notice delivery, whichever was later.
Informal reviews and ARB hearings Follow the property-specific hearing notice and check the official hearing-search tool.
Normal appraisal-roll certification target The chief appraiser generally certifies the appraisal roll to taxing units by July 25, subject to statutory conditions.
Tax-rate process The county, school district and underground-water district consider and adopt the rates used for 2026 taxes.
Tax statements generally begin Search the Glasscock County Tax Office account and verify the property, year and amount due.
Normal payment deadline Property taxes are generally payable without penalty through January 31, subject to weekend, holiday and late-statement rules.
The date printed on the official notice, hearing letter, application or bill controls. Use this calendar for preparation rather than as a replacement for a property-specific deadline.
Verified local contacts

Glasscock County appraisal, tax and recorded-property offices

Glasscock County Appraisal District
209 S. Myrl Street
Garden City, Texas 79739
Mailing: P.O. Box 155, Garden City, Texas 79739-0155

Phone: 432-203-2215
Fax: 432-203-2214
Email: info@glasscockcad.org

Chief Appraiser: Scott Smetana

Call before visiting to confirm current lobby hours and holiday closures.

Glasscock County Tax Assessor-Collector
209 S. Myrl Street
Garden City, Texas 79739
Mailing: P.O. Box 89, Garden City, Texas 79739-0089

Phone: 432-354-2489
Fax: 432-354-2661
Email: tinaflores@co.glasscock.tx.us

Tax Assessor-Collector: Tina Flores

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

Glasscock County and District Clerk
209 S. Myrl Street
Garden City, Texas 79739
Mailing: P.O. Box 190, Garden City, Texas 79739

Phone: 432-354-2371
Fax: 432-354-2616
Email: Rebecca.batla@co.glasscock.tx.us

County and District Clerk: Rebecca Batla

Land-record contact: Patti.b@co.glasscock.tx.us

Active taxing units

Glasscock County, Glasscock County Independent School District and Glasscock County Underground Water District.

Open Glasscock CAD in Google Maps
Call before making a long rural trip. Confirm lobby hours, document requirements, payment methods, portal availability and whether the task belongs to CAD, the Tax Office or County Clerk.
Official action resources

Glasscock County appraisal, tax and land-record links

Property search

Search Real Estate, Personal Property and Mineral Property accounts.

Open official Glasscock CAD search
Search results and download

Review parcel, owner, legal, lease, acreage, value and base-tax-due columns.

Open detailed search results
Interactive map

Research rural tracts, roads, adjoining parcels and account locations.

Open interactive map
Official forms

Find homestead, rendition, agricultural and electronic-communication forms.

Open Glasscock CAD forms
Register account

Create an online account before requesting a property PIN.

Register online
Request property PIN

Request the unique online PIN connected to the property.

Request Glasscock CAD PIN
Online protest

Sign in and use the official protest service when a valid deadline applies.

Open online protest
Hearing search

Review past hearings, future hearings and open protests.

Search protest hearings
Data and reports

Review certified rolls, depreciation, reappraisal plans and district reports.

Open Data and Records
Tax Office

Use the county page for tax lookup, payment and the correct bureau code.

Open Tax Assessor-Collector
Certified Payments

Enter bureau code 7703537 and verify the property-tax payment details.

Open Certified Payments
County Clerk records

Find deeds, deeds of trust, liens, easements and mineral documents.

Open County and District Clerk
Editorial accountability

How this Glasscock County guide was rebuilt

Mahesh Kumar, editor of AppraisalDistrict.org

Independent research with official task paths

This version preserves the Glasscock CAD screenshot and editor image while adding property-type filters, lease searches, downloadable-result fields, 2026 roll-status guidance, property PIN steps, hearing lookup, agricultural and mineral evidence, Certified Payments instructions and County Clerk recording details.

The review used Glasscock County Appraisal District, Glasscock County Tax Assessor-Collector, Glasscock County and District Clerk, the official payment processor and Texas Comptroller county information.

AppraisalDistrict.org is an independent informational website and is not operated by Glasscock CAD, Glasscock County, T.Y. Pickett, Eagle Property Tax Appraisal and Consulting or any taxing unit.

Glasscock County answers

10 common Glasscock County Appraisal District questions

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

The official website is glasscockcad.org. Use it for property search, forms, maps, online protest, PIN requests, hearing lookup and appraisal reports.

2. How do I search Glasscock County property records?

Choose the correct tax year and property type, then search by owner, Owner ID, Property ID or address. Detailed searches also support Geographic ID, legal description, abstract, subdivision, lease name and lease number.

3. What property types can I search?

Glasscock CAD separates Real Estate, Personal Property and Mineral Property. Search more than one type when land, business equipment, utility property or mineral interests may be separate.

4. Who appraises mineral and industrial property?

Glasscock CAD states that T.Y. Pickett appraises mineral, utility and industrial accounts. Eagle Property Tax Appraisal and Consulting appraises real-estate and personal-property accounts.

5. Are Glasscock County 2026 appraisal rolls certified?

The search includes 2026 information, but the district’s Data and Records page currently lists 2025 as the latest posted certified real, personal and mineral appraisal rolls.

6. Who collects Glasscock County property taxes?

The Glasscock County Tax Assessor-Collector collects for the county, Glasscock County ISD and Glasscock County Underground Water District.

7. How do I pay Glasscock County property taxes online?

Start at the official Tax Office page. For Certified Payments, enter bureau code 7703537 and verify the account, year, amount and service fee.

8. What was the normal 2026 protest deadline?

The normal deadline was May 15, 2026, or the 30th day after delivery of the appraisal notice, whichever was later. A newer special notice can carry another deadline.

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

Use the County and District Clerk’s iDocMarket link. The county states that deed, deed-of-trust and official public records are available from sovereignty to present.

10. Is the Glasscock CAD map a legal survey?

No. Use it for appraisal research only. Use recorded documents, title research and a professional survey for legal boundaries, easements and access.

Accuracy, ownership and official-use notice

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

Owners, values, certified-roll status, exemptions, protest deadlines, tax balances, service fees, office hours, forms and procedures can change. Verify the live official record before filing, paying, travelling, buying, selling or making a legal, tax or financial decision.

Appraisal maps, acreage, owner entries, legal descriptions, mineral accounts, lease information and base-tax-due figures are research tools and should not replace a deed, plat, title examination, mineral-title review or professional survey.

Official-source review completed July 31, 2026. Primary sources reviewed: Glasscock County Appraisal District, Glasscock County Tax Assessor-Collector, Glasscock County and District Clerk, Certified Payments and Texas Comptroller county information.

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