Kenedy County Appraisal District CAD Info

hello friends,

If you own land, ranch, or property in Kenedy County, Texas, this short guide makes handling your 2026 property taxes straightforward.

I pulled the latest info straight from the official Kenedy County Central Appraisal District website (kenedycad.org) and confirmed details by phone. Use these steps to check your appraised value, apply for homestead exemption, file a protest if needed, and pay taxes without hassle.

Bookmark the site and save this post — you’ll thank yourself when your appraisal notice arrives (usually April–May).

1. Check Your 2026 Appraised Value

Official property search: https://esearch.kenedycad.org/ Search by owner name, address, or property ID.

View your 2026 value, land/improvement details, and any exemptions. Screenshot for records — always call the office to confirm key info, as online is for reference only.

2. Official Website & Key Tools

Main site: https://kenedycad.org/ — bookmark it now. Useful sections:

• Interactive GIS map: https://gis.bisclient.com/kenedycad/
• Forms & reports: https://kenedycad.org/forms-2/
• Tax information & news: Check for deadlines, updates, and board meetings Appraisal notices are mailed in spring — watch your mailbox closely.

3. Contact Information

• Phone: (361) 294-5333
• Email: appraiser@kenedycad.com (include your account or property ID in the subject line)
• Fax: 1-866-303-6553
• Office hours: Monday–Thursday 9:00 am – 4:30 pm (closed for lunch 12:00–1:30 pm), Friday 9:00 am – noon Chief Appraiser: Thomas G. Denney

4. Office Location

Physical address: 365 La Parra Ave, Sarita, TX 78385

Mailing address: P.O. Box 39,

Sarita, TX 78385-0039 Small local office — bring photo ID if you visit in person.

5. Apply for Homestead Exemption

Download the form (50-114): https://kenedycad.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/50-114.pdf Fill in your name, property address, date of birth. Attach a copy of your Texas driver’s license.

Email to appraiser@kenedycad.com or mail/drop off. No fee — once approved, it stays on your account and reduces your taxable value every year.

6. File a Protest (If Your Value Seems Too High)

Your Notice of Appraised Value arrives → value looks high? Download or request the Notice of Protest form from the website. Deadline: May 15, 2026, or 30 days after the notice date (whichever is later). Submit by mail, email, or in person. At the hearing: Bring evidence like photos, recent comparable sales, repair estimates, or other proof to support a lower value.

7. Other Forms & Resources

All forms (including disabled veteran, agricultural/special use, etc.): https://kenedycad.org/forms-2/ Always use the latest versions for 2026.

8. Pay Your Property Taxes

Kenedy CAD handles both appraisal and tax collection.

Tax office phone: (361) 294-5202 Tax office address: 319 La Parra Ave, P.O. Box 129, Sarita, TX 78385 Email: taxoffice@kenedycountytx.gov Due date: Usually January 31 — check the site or call for online payment options (look for the taxpayer portal or county search/payment link). Save your receipt!