Gray County Appraisal District Gray CAD 2026

Gray County, Texas · Property search, appraisal values, exemptions, protests, tax payment and deeds

Follow a Gray County Property From CAD Search to the Correct Tax, Protest or Deed Record

Start with Gray County Appraisal District when you need an owner lookup, property ID, geographic ID, legal description, appraisal value, exemption, agricultural record, business account, mobile-home record, interactive map or protest information.

Use the Gray County Tax Assessor-Collector for the live property-tax balance, online payment, receipt, delinquent account or payment posting. Use the County Clerk when you need a recorded deed, lien, release, plat or other instrument affecting ownership.

Property ID Owner ID Geographic ID Owner or business name Street, abstract or legal description
PANHANDLE PARCEL WIND STATION VERIFYING
SEARCH → VERIFY → SAVE → ACT
Current online-portal warning: at the July 28, 2026 review, Gray CAD displayed an official notice that its Taxpayer Portal was experiencing technical difficulties. Check the homepage before relying on online filing. When a protest or application deadline is close, download the paper form and confirm an accepted delivery method directly with Gray CAD.
Best search detail

Use the property ID, owner ID or geographic ID when available.

Gray CAD office

815 N. Sumner Street, Pampa, Texas 79065.

Tax collection

Handled by the Gray County Tax Assessor-Collector.

Recorded ownership

Use County Clerk records for deeds, liens and releases.

Official review

Local links and procedures reviewed July 28, 2026.

Start with your task

Which Gray County property question are you trying to answer?

FIND A PROPERTY Search the Gray CAD account

Use owner, address, property ID, owner ID, geographic ID, subdivision, abstract or mobile-home park.

Follow the search workflow
CHECK VALUE Review more than the total

Compare land, improvements, market value, appraised value, taxable value, exemptions and property characteristics.

Understand the value sequence
PAY PROPERTY TAX Use the county payment system

Confirm the property account, tax year, live amount due, processing charge and payment receipt.

Review the payment steps
FILE A PROTEST Protect the deadline first

Save the appraisal account, identify the exact issue and use the portal or paper form accepted by Gray CAD.

Prepare the protest file
CHECK A DEED Use County Clerk records

The Gray CAD owner field is an appraisal entry. Recorded ownership and liens belong to the County Clerk.

Search official property documents
DISASTER DAMAGE Check temporary-exemption rules

Qualifying property with at least 15% disaster damage may have a time-sensitive Form 50-312 filing route.

Review disaster-relief steps

Go directly to the Gray County task

The first sections solve the property search. Later sections explain values, maps, exemptions, protests, disaster relief, tax payments, deeds and office routing.

Official starting points

Use the correct Gray County website for each action

Gray CAD homepage

Current alerts, property-search access, forms, map, protest information, reports and office details.

Open official Gray CAD
Property search

Search by owner, address, property ID, ARB information or advanced criteria.

Search Gray CAD records
Taxpayer Portal

Access connected property information, electronic communications, applications and online appeals when available.

Check portal availability
Interactive map

Locate parcels and compare map context with the full appraisal account.

Open Gray CAD map
Forms

Download homestead, veteran, agricultural, wildlife, business, protest and disaster forms.

Open official forms
CAD reports

Review certified values, certified rolls, annual reports and the 2025–2026 reappraisal plan.

Open reports and rolls
Truth in Taxation

Review proposed or adopted rates and subscribe to property-tax database notifications.

Open tax transparency
Tax payments

Search the live county collection account, amount due, payment history and online-payment options.

Open property-tax payments
County Clerk records

Search deeds, liens, releases and other recorded property documents.

Open public records search
Existing article image retained

Use the original Gray CAD search image as a visual checkpoint

Gray County Appraisal District property-search screen and search options
Existing Gray County Appraisal District image preserved from the previous article. Portal designs can change, so use the numbered guidance below rather than depending only on the screenshot.
1. Choose the search tab

Use Owner, Address, ID, ARB Search or Advanced Search before changing spelling or assuming the account is missing.

2. Search with less text

Start with the last name, first name or street name alone when a detailed search fails.

3. Open the full result

The result list is only a starting point. Open the account to verify identifiers, legal description, values and exemptions.

4. Confirm property type

Real property, mobile homes, business assets, agricultural land and mineral-related records can appear differently.

5. Verify the year

Current notices, preliminary records, certified records and tax bills may show different stages of the yearly process.

6. Save evidence

Take a screenshot or print a PDF before submitting a correction, exemption, protest or payment question.

Original interface guide

Recognise the Gray CAD fields that help narrow a difficult search

Official Gray CAD search · verify esearch.graycad.org

Choose the strongest available field

OWNER ADDRESS ID ARB SEARCH ADVANCED
Owner · Property ID · Owner ID · Street
Abstract · Subdivision · Condo · Mobile-home park
Property type · Tax year · Neighbourhood · DBA
Search account
Property ID: save for CAD and tax-office calls
Owner ID: distinguish owners with several accounts
Geographic ID: compare with GIS and legal records
Property type: verify real, personal or another category
Tax year: confirm before comparing values
Legal description: match subdivision, abstract or tract
10 property-record attributes

Understand the Gray CAD account before taking action

Each account field answers a different question
Account field What it identifies What it does not prove Best next action
Property ID The individual Gray CAD appraisal account. That the Tax Office uses the exact same display format. Save it for CAD, protest and payment questions.
Owner ID The owner record connected to one or more properties. That every property belonging to that person is included. Use it to narrow owners with several accounts.
Geographic ID A location or mapping reference assigned to the property. A surveyed legal boundary. Compare it with GIS, the deed and recorded plat.
Owner shown The owner carried in the appraisal record. Complete legal title or lien status. Use County Clerk records for ownership conclusions.
Situs address The physical address associated with the account when one is available. The mailing address or full legal description. Compare it with the map and legal documents.
Legal description The lot, block, tract, subdivision, abstract or other property reference. That the abbreviated CAD wording is sufficient for a deed. Review the recorded instrument and survey.
Market value Gray CAD’s opinion of market value as of January 1. A guaranteed selling price or the final tax bill. Compare sales, property condition and equal appraisal.
Appraised value The value after an applicable appraisal limitation. The taxable value for every local taxing unit. Check the homestead cap or other applicable limitation.
Taxable value The value remaining after applicable exemptions. The live amount due, payment status or penalties. Open the Gray County Tax Office account.
Exemptions and taxing units Benefits and jurisdictions connected to the account. That every property receives every listed countywide benefit. Review each taxing-unit line and Truth in Taxation record.
Interactive map

Use Gray CAD GIS for location context—not as a legal survey

Open the official interactive map Open Gray CAD Interactive Map
Use a supported modern browser The GIS application may show a browser-compatibility message when older or unsupported browser settings are used.
Locate the parcel Search with the property ID, geographic ID, owner, address or available map tools.
Compare nearby property Review road frontage, parcel position, subdivisions, rural tracts, mobile-home areas and neighbouring accounts.
Open the matching appraisal account Confirm that the map parcel and normal property search use the same property ID and legal description.
Use legal records for boundary decisions A CAD map should not replace a deed, recorded plat, title examination or professional survey.
Gray CAD’s search disclaimer states that legal descriptions and acreage are provided for appraisal-district use and should be verified before legal use. Do not build a fence, buy acreage or resolve a boundary dispute from the GIS display alone.
Gray County search scenarios

Use a search method that matches the local property type

Pampa residence

Search the street name or owner, then verify the subdivision, lot, school district, homestead exemption and tax year.

Lefors or McLean property

Confirm the city, school district and county taxing-unit combination before estimating the bill.

Rural agricultural tract

Use owner, property ID, geographic ID, abstract or legal description when no normal street address appears.

Mobile home

Use the MobileHomePark filter, owner, property ID and location because the home and land may have different records.

Business personal property

Search the legal business name, DBA, owner ID, agent ID and property type rather than the building address alone.

Oil or gas interest

Use property type, owner, property ID, agent or abstract-related information instead of relying on the surface address.

Condominium

Use the Condo filter and match the individual unit, property ID and legal description.

Recently purchased property

Search the buyer and seller, then verify the recorded deed before requesting an ownership update.

New split or combined tract

Search the parent property and recorded document when the new parcel is not yet visible.

Value sequence

Separate market value, appraised value and taxable value

STEP 1 Market value

Gray 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 or other statutory appraisal limitation.

STEP 3 Taxable value

The value remaining after exemptions, calculated separately for applicable taxing units.

Gray CAD appraises property but does not adopt every local tax rate. Gray County, cities, school districts, groundwater districts, college districts and other taxing entities adopt their own rates.
Gray CAD’s current low-income-housing notice states that a basic capitalisation rate of 9% to 11% is used for qualifying property under the cited exemption provision, subject to adjustments based on the property and information provided.
Notice review

Check the Notice of Appraised Value before deciding what to file

Owner and mailing address

Confirm that appraisal notices are being delivered to the correct person and address.

Property identifiers

Match the property ID, owner ID, geographic ID, address and legal description.

Proposed values

Compare land, improvements, market value, appraised value and prior-year figures.

Exemption status

Verify homestead, age, disability, veteran, agricultural and other expected benefits.

Property characteristics

Check acreage, building size, use, class, year built, mobile-home details and business information.

Filing deadline

Use the date printed on the individual notice rather than assuming every property has the same deadline.

Search troubleshooting

Fix a missing or incorrect Gray CAD property result

Try the next search route before assuming the account does not exist
Problem Likely reason Practical fix
Owner search returns nothing The record may use a former owner, spouse, trust, estate, company or different name order. Search only the first name, last name or one distinctive business word.
Too many owner results The name is common or the owner has several accounts. Add property type, owner ID, street, subdivision or geographic ID.
Address search fails The situs address may be abbreviated or formatted differently. Search only the street name, then use Advanced Search.
Rural land is missing The property may be indexed by abstract, legal description or geographic ID. Use owner, property ID, abstract, subdivision or map search.
Mobile home is missing The home may be indexed separately from the land or under a park name. Use MobileHomePark, owner ID and property type.
Business account is missing The account may use a legal name, DBA or agent rather than the storefront name. Search Doing Business As, agent ID and personal-property type.
New owner is not showing The deed may not have completed appraisal-district processing. Confirm the County Clerk recording and contact Gray CAD with the instrument number.
Portal will not open Gray CAD has announced current technical difficulties. Use the property search and forms pages, then call before a deadline.
CAD and tax balance differ The appraisal and collection systems serve different purposes. Match the property account and contact the office controlling the disputed field.
Map boundary looks wrong CAD maps are appraisal tools and may not match a survey. Review the deed, plat and professional survey before requesting a correction.
Prepared Gray CAD call script
I am researching tax year [year] for property ID [number], owner ID [number] and geographic ID [number]. The account currently shows [specific owner, value, exemption or property detail]. Please tell me which department handles this issue and which supporting document I should provide.
Office routing

Use Gray CAD, the Tax Office or County Clerk for the correct task

Contact the office that controls the disputed record
Your question Correct office What to prepare
What is the appraised value? Gray County Appraisal District Property ID, tax year and disputed value field.
Why is an exemption missing? Gray County Appraisal District Application, identification, qualification date and filing proof.
How much property tax is due? Gray County Tax Assessor-Collector Property account, owner, tax year and tax statement.
Did my payment post? Gray County Tax Assessor-Collector Receipt, confirmation, amount, date and payment method.
Who legally owns the property? Gray County Clerk or title professional Grantor, grantee, date range, legal description and document number.
Where can I obtain a deed or lien? Gray County Clerk Names, instrument type, date and recording reference.
Is the GIS boundary legally correct? Surveyor, title professional or County Clerk Deed, plat, survey and geographic ID.
Who sets my tax rate? Each applicable taxing unit Taxing-unit list from the CAD record.
Where do I file a rendition? Gray County Appraisal District Asset list, acquisition dates, costs, location and business ownership.
Forms and exemptions

Prepare the correct Gray CAD exemption or special-appraisal application

Residence homestead

Confirm ownership, principal-residence use, identification requirements and the year requested.

Age 65 or older

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

Disabled person

Prepare the required qualifying documentation and verify the benefit on applicable taxing-unit lines.

Disabled veteran

Use the appropriate veteran or surviving-spouse form and attach the required VA documentation.

Agricultural or wildlife appraisal

Prepare use history, acreage, livestock, production, leases, maps and wildlife-management records.

Business and special exemptions

Gray CAD publishes Freeport, goods-in-transit, vehicle, charitable, religious and other specialised forms.

Application preparation checklist

Property ID, owner ID and geographic ID
Correct tax year
Owner name exactly as shown
Property and mailing addresses
Texas identification where required
Qualification or occupancy date
Agricultural, wildlife, veteran or disability evidence
Copy of the completed form and delivery proof
Gray CAD requires residence-homestead applications to include a copy of the applicant’s driver licence or other information required by the Texas Property Tax Code. An additional affidavit may be required in certain situations.
2026 local disaster relief

Check the temporary exemption for qualifying wildfire-damaged property

Gray CAD posted disaster-relief information for property affected by the February 26 and 27 wildfires. A temporary exemption may apply when property is located in a qualifying governor-declared disaster area and suffered at least 15% damage.
Confirm that the property is in the declared disaster area A damaging event alone is not enough; the statutory temporary exemption requires a qualifying governor declaration.
Document at least 15% damage Keep dated photographs, videos, insurance inspections, contractor estimates, fire reports and repair documentation.
Download Form 50-312 Use the Temporary Exemption Property Damaged by Disaster application. Open Form 50-312
Identify the property and damage category The form covers qualifying homestead, residential, land, commercial, mineral, agricultural and business personal property.
File by the statutory deadline The form generally must be filed no later than the 105th day after the date of the governor’s disaster declaration.
Keep proof of delivery Retain the submitted application, supporting evidence, email confirmation, certified-mail receipt or stamped copy.
Do not calculate the 105-day deadline from the fire date unless that is also the declaration date. Ask Gray CAD for the controlling declaration date and filing deadline for the affected property.
Appraisal protest

Build a Gray County protest around a specific appraisal issue

Normal filing rule: most protests are due by May 15 or by the 30th day after the Notice of Appraised Value was delivered, whichever applicable date is later. Use the exact deadline printed on the notice.
Save the property account and notice Keep the identifiers, legal description, land, improvements, values, exemptions and taxing units.
Choose the correct protest reason Possible issues include market value, unequal appraisal, property description, ownership, exemption denial, agricultural appraisal or another protestable action.
File before the deadline Use the Taxpayer Portal when it is available or download the Notice of Protest form and confirm the accepted delivery method. Open Notice of Protest form
Keep proof of filing Save the portal confirmation, stamped copy, certified-mail receipt or other accepted proof.
Request Gray CAD’s evidence Ask for the property card, appraisal information, sales, schedules and evidence the district intends to use.
Prepare property-specific evidence Use comparable sales, equal-appraisal accounts, photographs, estimates, measurements, closing records, agricultural evidence or business asset information.
Attempt an informal resolution Correct factual errors and discuss the evidence with the assigned appraiser before the formal hearing.
Keep the hearing until the dispute is fully resolved Do not withdraw the protest based only on an incomplete conversation or unconfirmed adjustment.
Evidence that matches common Gray County property types
Property type Useful evidence Common weak argument
Pampa residence Comparable sales, equal-appraisal properties, repair estimates, photographs and measurements. The tax bill is too high without identifying an appraisal error.
Rural or agricultural land Acreage, land class, use history, leases, production records, livestock and maps. Market value and productivity value should always be identical.
Business personal property Asset list, cost, age, depreciation, inventory, disposal and obsolescence records. Low business revenue without connecting it to asset value.
Mobile home Ownership documents, serial information, condition photographs, location and comparable units. Using the land value as the value of the home.
Oil, gas or mineral interest Ownership interest, lease information, production, decline and valuation records. Comparing the mineral account with a surface residence.
One-page summary of the requested result
Notice of Appraised Value
Saved Gray CAD property account
Comparable or equal-appraisal table
Dated photographs and measurements
Repair, agricultural or asset evidence
Copy of Gray CAD’s evidence
Proof of timely protest filing
Appraisal Review Board

Present the case to the Gray County ARB without creating a conflict

The Appraisal Review Board is separate from the appraisal office and decides unresolved appraisal disputes. Gray CAD warns that a taxpayer should not discuss a specific property with an ARB member outside the hearing because that member may then be unable to hear the protest.
State the requested result

Begin with the property ID, tax year, protest reason and specific value or correction requested.

Use the strongest evidence first

Place the most persuasive sale, factual error, photograph, estimate or land-use record at the front.

Explain every exhibit

Add a one-sentence label explaining why each document supports the requested result.

Simple ARB opening statement
This protest concerns property ID [number] for tax year [year]. I am protesting [market value, unequal appraisal, property description, exemption or other action]. I am requesting [specific value or correction]. My strongest evidence is [identify the first two exhibits].
Portal downtime plan

Protect the deadline when Gray CAD’s online portal is unavailable

Do not assume a portal outage automatically extends a statutory deadline. Preserve evidence of the outage and use another method accepted by the district.
Check Gray CAD’s homepage alert Save a screenshot showing the outage date and time. Check current Gray CAD alerts
Download the required form Use the official forms page for the protest, exemption, rendition or other filing.
Call before sending a deadline-sensitive filing Ask which in-person, mail, email or other delivery methods are currently accepted for that specific document.
Use a method that creates proof Keep a stamped copy, certified-mail tracking, delivery receipt or written confirmation.
Follow up after the portal returns Confirm that the filing was received and connected to the correct property and tax year.
The previous Gray CAD online-protest page now directs taxpayers to the newer Taxpayer Portal. The portal can be used for property details, communications, documents, applications and appeals when the service is available.
Property-tax collection

Pay Gray County property taxes through the Tax Assessor-Collector

Gray CAD determines appraisal values and exemptions. The Gray County Tax Assessor-Collector manages the collection account, online payment, posting, receipt, delinquency and payment questions.

Open the official county tax page Start with the county page to avoid an incorrect commercial payment link. Open Gray County Tax Assessor-Collector
Continue to Gray Property Tax Payments Open official property-tax payment portal
Search the strongest account detail Use the property account, owner or address and compare it with the Gray CAD property ID and legal information.
Review every tax year Check current, delinquent, partial and previously paid amounts before entering payment information.
Confirm the processing charge Read the live checkout fee before authorising payment.
Save the receipt immediately Keep the account, tax year, payment date, amount, fee and confirmation number.
Verify that the payment posted Reopen the tax account after processing and confirm the correct property and tax year were paid.
Gray County property-tax payment routes
Payment route Official guidance What to keep
Online payment Use the Gray Property Tax Payments link published by the county. Checkout fee, confirmation and paid tax year.
Courthouse drop box A drop box is located beside the Tax Office entrance at Room 101. Copy of the payment, account details and delivery date.
Mail Use the Tax Office mailing address and identify the account and tax year clearly. Tracking, postmark evidence and a copy of the remittance.
In-person help Visit Room 101 at the Gray County Courthouse after confirming availability. Printed receipt and account confirmation.
Electronic tax bill The county publishes an electronic-delivery form for property-tax bills. Submitted form and email confirmation.
Do not use the Appraisal District’s property value as the amount to pay. Always use the live Tax Office collection account, which can include separate tax years, penalties, interest, credits and prior payments.
Recorded property documents

Use the Gray County Clerk for deeds, liens and official records

The Gray County Clerk’s online index is a research tool rather than the official repository itself. The Clerk warns that records may be redacted, incomplete online or different from the official records maintained by the office.
Open the official public-records search Open Gray County Public Records Search
Accept the search conditions Read the Clerk’s notice explaining that the online index is similar to a catalogue and should not replace review of the document.
Search all name variations Try the current owner, prior owner, spouse, estate, trust, company and alternative spellings.
Narrow by document type and date Search deeds, deeds of trust, releases, liens, plats or other relevant instruments.
Compare the legal description Match the recorded document to the same lot, block, tract, subdivision or abstract shown by Gray CAD.
Request an official copy when needed Contact the County Clerk for certified or complete official-record copies.
Valid identification is required for in-person filing of Official Public Records. The County Clerk also states that checks payable to the office must include the maker’s date of birth, driver-licence number and telephone number.
Taxing-unit verification

Confirm which Gray County taxing entities apply to the property

Not every active taxing unit applies to every property. Use the exact list shown on the appraisal and tax account.

Gray County

County taxation applies to taxable property in Gray County.

Pampa ISD

Confirm school-district taxable value and homestead benefits.

Lefors ISD

Applies to property within the Lefors school-district boundary.

McLean ISD

Check the school district shown on rural and McLean-area accounts.

Grandview-Hopkins ISD

Verify the property location and school-jurisdiction assignment.

Other school districts

Groom, White Deer, Miami, Wheeler and Fort Elliott districts can appear on qualifying accounts.

Cities

City of Pampa, Lefors or McLean taxation depends on municipal boundaries.

Groundwater district

Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District No. 3 may appear where applicable.

Clarendon College

The college district may appear as an active taxing unit on qualifying property.

Do not total every published Gray County rate. Use only the taxing entities listed on the individual property and confirm adopted rates through the Truth in Taxation database.
Reports and public data

Use Gray CAD reports for broader research and protest preparation

2025 public report

Review district activity, property categories and annual appraisal information.

2025–2026 reappraisal plan

Understand the district’s planned appraisal and inspection work.

Certified values

Compare countywide and taxing-unit certified value totals by year.

Certified rolls

Use broader roll files when individual search is insufficient.

2026 BPP depreciation

Business owners can review the current depreciation schedule when preparing or checking personal-property value.

Oil and gas guidance

Gray CAD’s appraisal-information page includes an Oil and Gas FAQ and ARB presentation material.

GIS data downloads

Use published geographic-data resources for larger mapping projects.

Taxpayer remedies

Review official protest and appeal rights before a deadline-sensitive filing.

Request for information

Use the district’s contact form when the normal property search does not provide the required record.

Precise information-request wording
Please provide the available records for property ID [number], owner ID [number] and tax year [year], specifically [property card, appraisal worksheet, sales evidence, exemption record, map information or another identified record]. Electronic delivery is preferred where available.
2026 property-tax calendar

Important Gray County appraisal, filing and payment dates

Valuation and qualification date Ownership, use, condition, market value and most exemption qualifications are generally determined as of January 1.
Residence-homestead notices generally begin Single-family residence-homestead appraisal notices are generally mailed by April 1 or as soon as practicable afterward.
Normal rendition deadline Most business personal property renditions are due April 15 unless a timely written extension applies.
Exemption and special-appraisal target Many exemption, agricultural and special-appraisal applications use an April 30 filing date, subject to statutory exceptions and late-filing rules.
Other appraisal notices generally begin Notices for property other than single-family residence homesteads are generally mailed by May 1 or as soon as practicable afterward.
Normal protest and extended-rendition deadline Most protests are due May 15 or 30 days after notice delivery, whichever applicable date is later. May 15 is also the normal rendition deadline after a timely extension.
Normal ARB approval target The appraisal review board generally approves the appraisal records by July 20 when statutory conditions are satisfied.
Normal appraisal-roll certification target The chief appraiser generally certifies the appraisal roll to the taxing units by July 25.
Truth in Taxation updates Proposed and adopted tax-rate information is updated as local governing bodies consider budgets and rates.
Normal tax-payment deadline Property taxes are generally payable without delinquency through January 31, subject to the date printed on the bill and applicable late-bill, weekend or holiday rules.
The date printed on the individual notice, application, ARB letter or tax bill controls. Preserve proof of filing or payment and contact the responsible office immediately when a deadline is close.
Verified local contacts

Gray County appraisal, tax and recorded-property offices

Gray County Appraisal District
815 N. Sumner Street
Pampa, Texas 79065-5232

Mailing:
P.O. Box 836
Pampa, Texas 79066-0836

(806) 665-0791
Fax: (806) 665-1213
info@graycad.org

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

Chief Appraiser: Tyson Paronto

Gray County Tax Assessor-Collector
Gray County Courthouse
205 N. Russell Street, Room 101
Pampa, Texas 79065

Mailing:
P.O. Box 382
Pampa, Texas 79066-0382

(806) 669-8018
Property-tax email: property.taxgrayco@graycch.com

Tax Assessor-Collector: Christie Johnson

Call to confirm current lobby and transaction hours before travelling.

Gray County Clerk
205 N. Russell Street, Room 200
Pampa, Texas 79065

Mailing:
P.O. Box 1902
Pampa, Texas 79066-1902

(806) 669-8004
Fax: (806) 669-8054
deborah.laramore@graycch.com

County Clerk: Dee Dee Laramore

Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:00 AM-5:00 PM; Friday 8:00 AM-1:30 PM.

Before calling Gray CAD

Prepare the property ID, owner ID, geographic ID, owner name, address, tax year and exact field in question.

Bring the notice, photographs, form confirmation, deed number or other supporting document.

Before calling the Tax Office

Prepare the tax account, property owner, year, amount due, receipt and payment confirmation.

Do not send bank-card details or private payment information through ordinary email.

Before contacting the Clerk

Prepare the grantor, grantee, date range, legal description, document type and known instrument number.

The Clerk’s office does not perform every type of property-title search for the public.

Visit the correct building: Gray CAD is at 815 N. Sumner Street. The Tax Assessor-Collector and County Clerk are in the Gray County Courthouse at 205 N. Russell Street, but in different rooms.
Editorial accountability

How this Gray County guide was rebuilt and reviewed

Mahesh Kumar, editor of AppraisalDistrict.org

Independent research with local search, protest and payment guidance

This regenerated article preserves both images used on the existing page while replacing its brief explanations with a complete property-search workflow, screenshot guidance, account-field decoder, local property scenarios, disaster-relief instructions, portal-downtime plan, protest preparation, payment verification and County Clerk record process.

Official sources reviewed include Gray County Appraisal District, Gray CAD Property Search, Taxpayer Portal, interactive map, forms, reports, Appraisal Review Board information, Gray County Tax Assessor-Collector, Gray County Clerk and the Texas Comptroller county directory.

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

Gray County answers

10 common Gray County appraisal and property-tax questions

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

The official website is graycad.org. Use it for property search, forms, maps, protest access, reports, tax-rate resources and district contact information.

2. How do I search Gray County property records?

Open the official Gray CAD property search and choose Owner, Address, ID, ARB Search or Advanced Search. Confirm the property ID, owner ID, geographic ID, legal description, property type and tax year.

3. Why does Gray CAD show no property result?

The record may use a former owner, trust, business name, abbreviated address, abstract, subdivision or mobile-home park. Search with only the first or last name or only the street name, then try Advanced Search.

4. Is the Gray CAD Taxpayer Portal working?

At the July 28, 2026 review, Gray CAD displayed a notice that the portal was experiencing technical difficulties. Recheck the official homepage and use an accepted paper or alternative delivery method when a filing deadline is close.

5. Can I pay Gray County property taxes through Gray CAD?

No. Use the Gray County property-tax payment portal or contact the Tax Assessor-Collector. Gray CAD handles appraisal values, exemptions, maps and protests.

6. What is the Gray County property-tax protest deadline?

Most protests are due by May 15 or by the 30th day after the Notice of Appraised Value was delivered, whichever applicable date is later. Follow the deadline printed on the individual notice.

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

Download the General Residence Homestead Exemption application from the official forms page, complete the ownership and residence information, attach the required identification or affidavit and retain proof of filing.

8. Is disaster-related property-tax relief available in Gray County?

A temporary exemption may be available for qualifying property with at least 15% damage in a governor-declared disaster area. Form 50-312 and evidence generally must be filed by the 105th day after the declaration date.

9. Does the owner shown by Gray CAD prove legal ownership?

No. The owner field is maintained for appraisal administration. Use the Gray County Clerk public-records search and official documents for deeds, liens and releases.

10. Where is Gray County Appraisal District located?

Gray CAD is located at 815 N. Sumner Street, Pampa, Texas 79065. The telephone number is (806) 665-0791, and published hours are Monday-Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

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