Upton County Appraisal District CAD Property Search 2026

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Upton County, Texas · Real, mineral and personal property appraisal and tax help

Trace an Upton County Account From Parcel or Mineral Search to Tax Statement and Payment

Upton County Appraisal District is unusual because it handles both appraisal work and property-tax collection for the local taxing entities it serves. Start there to search property, check values and exemptions, print a statement, file a protest or follow the official payment route.

This guide explains the district’s real, personal and mineral search options, the exact ACI payment identifiers, the difference between owner and parcel statements, current office-move information, protest preparation and when a deed or recorded document must come from the County Clerk.

Search official Upton CAD records Follow tax-payment instructions Fix a missing property result
Owner ID Property or parcel ID Geographic ID Owner or business name Lease, abstract or legal description
PERMIAN ACCOUNT PIPELINE VERIFYING
SEARCH → VERIFY → PRINT → PAY
Important July 2026 office move: Upton CAD’s official homepage announced that the district moved to 210 E. 5th Street, McCamey and reopened on July 27, 2026. Older district and Comptroller listings may still show 700 E. 3rd Street. Call before travelling while public directories are being updated.
Property types

Search Real, Personal or Mineral accounts separately.

New CAD office

210 E. 5th Street, McCamey, effective July 2026.

Tax collector

Upton CAD collects property taxes for its listed entities.

Payment code

ACI local-payment jurisdiction code 6910.

Official review

Links, move notice and procedures reviewed July 28, 2026.

Start with the result you need

What are you trying to do with the Upton County account?

FIND REAL PROPERTY Search a home, lot or ranch

Use owner, property ID, geographic ID, address, legal description, abstract or subdivision.

Follow the search steps
FIND MINERAL PROPERTY Search the mineral account

Select Mineral and use the owner, lease name, lease number, abstract or property identifier.

Use the mineral workflow
PAY PROPERTY TAX Use Upton CAD’s ACI route

Prepare the owner ID, one property ID, jurisdiction code 6910 and the amount being paid.

Review exact payment steps
PRINT A STATEMENT Choose owner or parcel statement

An owner statement can include several properties; a parcel statement covers the selected account.

Print the correct document
FILE OR PROTEST Use the forms or online account

Confirm the tax year, filing deadline, property identifiers and supporting evidence.

Prepare the filing
CHECK A DEED Contact the County Clerk

The CAD owner field is an appraisal record. A recorded deed or lien comes from Official Public Records.

Use the deed-record route

Go directly to the Upton County task

The article begins with search and account interpretation, then covers mineral records, statements, exemptions, protests, payments, deeds and current office information.

Official starting points

Use the correct Upton County system before entering personal or payment information

Property search

Search real, personal and mineral accounts by owner, ID, address, legal description or other criteria.

Open official Upton CAD search
Interactive map

Locate parcels and compare geographic information with the appraisal account.

Open the official map
Forms

Download homestead, veteran, rendition, agricultural, wildlife and electronic-delivery forms.

Open Upton CAD forms
Online protest

Register or sign in to manage an eligible online protest and connected property account.

Open online protest
Request account PIN

Request the unique PIN needed to connect an eligible property to the online account.

Request an online PIN
Protest hearing search

Check open, future or past protest-hearing information using the official search.

Search protest hearings
Tax-payment guide

Follow Upton CAD’s exact Owner ID, parcel ID, jurisdiction-code and posting instructions.

Read payment instructions
Print tax statement

Use the official walkthrough for Tax Summary, Owner Statement and Parcel Statement.

Read statement instructions
Data and records

Find appraisal rolls, tax rolls, annual reports, reappraisal plans, open-record information and taxpayer remedies.

Open data and records
Original search-screen guide

Recognise the search routes and account checks that matter

This is an original instructional recreation rather than a live screenshot. It explains what to select even when the official portal changes its appearance.

Official Upton CAD search · confirm uptoncad.org before entering details

Choose the strongest route

BASIC BY OWNER BY PROPERTY ALL CRITERIA ADVANCED
Owner ID · Property ID · Geo ID · Address · Lease
Real · Personal · Mineral
Choose year · Taxes due only · Sort order
Search property
Owner ID: needed for payment and owner statements
Property ID: called parcel or property ID by ACI
Geo ID: compare with map and legal data
Property type: real, personal or mineral
Tax year: do not mix certified and current records
Tax Summary: print owner or parcel statement
2026 search-year warning

Use the correct document when the public search still shows 2025

At the July 28, 2026 review, Upton CAD’s public search displayed 2025 as the newest selectable tax year. This does not mean that a 2026 value, notice or protest does not exist. It means the public certified-year display may not yet include the current appraisal cycle.
For a 2026 value protest

Use the 2026 Notice of Appraised Value, online protest account, PIN and current JCAD instructions rather than a 2025 value alone.

For historical comparison

Use the 2025 certified property account, appraisal roll and tax roll as the prior-year baseline.

For a 2026 tax bill

The bill generally follows appraisal-roll certification and adopted tax rates. Verify the live statement before paying.

Do not replace a current notice with an old online value. Save both documents and label the year clearly when preparing evidence or calculating a change.
10 account attributes explained

Understand the Upton CAD fields before filing, paying or comparing property

Each field answers a different question and should be verified separately
Account field What it identifies Common mistake Best next action
Owner ID The owner record used to group one or more properties. Assuming it identifies only one parcel. Save it for Owner Statements and ACI payment.
Property or parcel ID The individual real, personal or mineral account. Entering prefixes incorrectly in ACI. Follow Upton CAD’s prefix-removal instructions.
Geographic ID A location or mapping reference associated with the property. Treating it as a surveyed boundary. Compare with the map, deed, plat or survey.
Owner name The owner carried in the appraisal and collection account. Treating it as complete proof of legal title. Contact the County Clerk for recorded ownership.
Situs address The physical location shown for a real-property account. Using it to search mineral or rural property. Switch to owner, ID, abstract or lease criteria.
Legal description The lot, block, tract, survey, abstract or other abbreviated legal reference. Using the abbreviation as a complete deed description. Compare it with the recorded deed and survey.
Lease name or number A mineral lease or related mineral-account reference. Searching only the surface-property address. Select Mineral and verify ownership interest.
Property type Whether the account is Real, Personal or Mineral. Comparing unlike account categories. Use evidence appropriate to that property type.
Market value The appraisal district’s opinion of market value. Assuming it is the final taxable value or bill. Review exemptions, limitations and taxing entities.
Taxable value and tax due The value after applicable benefits and the collection status shown for the selected year. Paying without checking the year and statement. Print the statement and verify payment posting.
Value and bill sequence

Separate market value, taxable value and the actual property-tax payment

STEP 1 Market value

The district’s appraisal of the property as of January 1 for the applicable tax year.

STEP 2 Taxable value

The value remaining after applicable appraisal limitations, exemptions or special appraisal.

STEP 3 Tax statement

The collection document based on taxable values and the rates adopted by the local taxing entities.

Upton CAD appraises property and collects taxes, but it does not independently choose every local tax rate. The governing body of each county, city, school, hospital, water or emergency-service entity adopts its rate.
Oil, gas and mineral accounts

Search an Upton County mineral interest without relying on a street address

Best mineral search sequence: select Mineral, search the owner or property ID, then add the lease name, lease number, abstract, geographic ID or agent when the result list is large.
Select Mineral under Property Type A mineral account is separate from the surface real-property account and may have no useful situs address.
Search the owner name and owner ID Use last-name-first-name order for an individual and try a shorter distinctive business, trust or estate name when needed.
Add lease information Use the lease name or lease number when the owner has interests in several properties.
Confirm the abstract and property ID Do not assume two similarly named leases or owners refer to the same mineral interest.
Review ownership interest and year Compare the interest, operator or lease details with division orders, royalty statements and transfer documents.
Use mineral-specific evidence for a protest Production data, decline information, ownership interest, lease status and account classification may matter more than residential sales.
Surface and mineral accounts answer different questions
Account Typical search details Evidence to prepare
Surface real property Address, owner, property ID, geographic ID, legal description or subdivision. Sales, condition, acreage, improvements, land classification and equal appraisal.
Mineral property Owner, property ID, lease name, lease number, abstract, agent or geographic information. Interest ownership, production, decline, lease status, operator data and mineral valuation records.
Utility or industrial interest Owner, agent, account number, category and property type. Asset, cost, depreciation, allocation, income or specialised appraisal documentation.
Do not combine a mineral bill with a surface-home bill merely because the names or locations look similar. Confirm each property ID and tax year separately.
Business personal property

Search and prepare an Upton County business personal property account

Select Personal

Do not leave the search filter on Real when looking for equipment, inventory, machinery or other business assets.

Search legal and DBA names

Try the legal business name, assumed name, owner ID, property ID and business location.

Match the tax year

Asset ownership, cost, location and condition must be tied to the correct January 1 appraisal date.

Review the rendition

Compare the district account with the submitted asset list, inventory, acquisition years, costs and depreciation.

Check the business situs

Verify that the property was physically located or taxable in the correct jurisdiction on January 1.

Preserve work papers

Keep invoices, depreciation schedules, inventory reports, disposal records and photographs of obsolete assets.

Open the rendition form Review appraisal reports
Parcel-location check

Use the Upton CAD map to confirm location—not legal ownership

Open the official interactive map Open Upton CAD Interactive Map
Search with a known property detail Use the owner, property ID, geographic ID or another available map-search field.
Compare the surrounding parcels Check road frontage, town block, rural tract, neighbouring accounts and location relative to McCamey, Rankin or county roads.
Open the linked appraisal account Confirm that the property ID, legal description and account type match the normal search result.
Use recorded documents for legal conclusions A CAD map is not a title report, deed, recorded plat or professional boundary survey.
Search troubleshooting

Fix a missing, incorrect or confusing Upton CAD result

Try the next search method before assuming the account is missing
Problem Likely reason Practical fix
Owner search returns nothing The account may use last-name-first-name order, an estate, trust, company, operator or prior owner. Search the last name or one distinctive business word.
Too many owner results One owner may have several real or mineral accounts. Add the property type, property ID, lease name or geographic ID.
Address search fails The property may have a rural, abbreviated or missing situs address. Use the street name only, then switch to property or owner search.
Mineral property is missing The search is still filtered to Real property. Select Mineral and use the lease, abstract, owner or property ID.
Business assets are missing The account is Personal property rather than real estate. Select Personal and search the legal or DBA business name.
New owner is not shown The recorded deed or transfer may not have completed CAD processing. Confirm the recorded instrument with the County Clerk and contact Upton CAD.
2026 is not selectable The public certified-year display may still end with 2025. Use the 2026 notice and online protest account for current-year action.
Tax due looks incorrect The wrong year, property, owner group or payment-posting date may be displayed. Print the statement and call with the confirmation and identifiers.
Payment is not showing Upton CAD states that online posting may take about 24 hours. Wait for processing, then contact the district with the ACI confirmation.
Old office address appears online Directories may not yet reflect the July 2026 move. Call before visiting and use the official homepage announcement.
Prepared call script
I am researching tax year [year] for owner ID [number] and property ID [number]. The account is classified as [Real, Personal or Mineral] and currently shows [specific issue]. Please tell me which document or department is needed to correct or verify this information.
Tax-statement printing

Print an Owner Statement or Parcel Statement from Upton CAD

Search the owner Enter the last name or Owner ID in the homepage Property Search and select Search.
Allow the complete result list to load Owners with several properties or mineral accounts may have a longer list.
Open the correct owner or property Match the Owner ID, property ID and property type before continuing.
Select Tax Summary Use the blue Tax Summary button at the top of the account.
Choose the statement type Select Print Owner Statement for the owner’s connected properties or Print Parcel Statement for the selected account.
Save or print the document Use the PDF viewer’s printer or download icon and label the file with the owner, property ID and tax year.
Choose the statement that matches the task
Statement Best use Check before relying on it
Owner Statement Reviewing several parcels or mineral interests connected to one Owner ID. Confirm every property and year included in the document.
Parcel Statement Paying, disputing or documenting one specific property account. Match the property ID, type, tax year and amount.
Saved search record Documenting appraisal data, exemptions and account details viewed on a particular date. Do not treat it as a receipt unless payment is shown as posted.
Read the official printing guide
Local tax collection

Upton CAD appraises and collects for these local taxing entities

Upton County

The county’s applicable maintenance, operations or debt tax components appear according to the account.

McCamey City

City tax applies to qualifying property inside the McCamey jurisdiction.

Rankin City

City tax applies to qualifying property inside the Rankin jurisdiction.

McCamey ISD

School-district taxable value can reflect homestead and other school benefits.

Rankin ISD

Confirm the correct school jurisdiction before estimating tax.

Upton County Water District

The water-district code may appear on property in its taxing area.

McCamey Hospital District

Review the account’s hospital-district taxable value and adopted rate.

Rankin Hospital District

Confirm whether the property lies in this district rather than the McCamey district.

ESD No. 1 or No. 2

Emergency-service district assignment depends on the property’s jurisdiction.

Do not add every published tax rate together. Use only the entities listed on the specific property account, and distinguish maintenance-and-operations rates from interest-and-sinking rates where shown.
Exemptions and special appraisal

Prepare the right Upton CAD form and supporting documents

Residence homestead

Use the property as the principal residence and provide the identification or affidavit required by Texas law.

Age 65 or disabled

Review the additional exemption, tax-ceiling, instalment and deferral rules that may apply.

Disabled veteran

Use the official veteran form and include the required VA or survivor documentation.

Agricultural 1-d-1

Prepare land-use history, acreage, production, livestock, leases, maps and management information.

Wildlife management

Confirm prior agricultural qualification and prepare the required wildlife plan and activity records.

Electronic delivery

Use the official request form when electing electronic communication from the tax official.

Application preparation checklist

Owner ID and property ID
Correct property type and tax year
Owner name exactly as shown
Property and mailing address
Texas identification when required
Qualification or occupancy date
Agricultural or wildlife evidence
Submission copy and mailing proof
Open Upton CAD forms Request an online PIN Review taxpayer remedies
Homestead applications must include the identification or other information required by the Texas Property Tax Code. An affidavit may also be required in certain ownership or identification situations.
Value and account disputes

Prepare an Upton CAD protest that fits the property type

Normal deadline: May 15 or 30 days after delivery of the Notice of Appraised Value, whichever applicable date is later. Use the exact deadline printed on the notice.
Save the current notice and account Keep the 2026 notice, prior certified value, property identifiers, property type, exemptions and taxing entities.
Identify the exact dispute Examples include market value, unequal appraisal, incorrect acreage, property type, ownership, exemption, agricultural qualification or mineral interest.
Register for online protest when eligible Create an account, request the property PIN if needed and preserve the filing confirmation. Open Upton CAD Online Protest
Do not wait for perfect evidence Protect the deadline with a timely written protest, then organise the supporting documents.
Use property-specific evidence Residential, rural, personal-property and mineral protests require different documents and comparison methods.
Keep proof of every submission Save the portal confirmation, email, certified-mail receipt, fax report or stamped copy.
Check the official hearing search Verify whether the protest is open and whether a future or past hearing appears. Search protest hearings
Match the protest evidence to the account
Property type Useful evidence Common weak argument
Residential real property Comparable sales, equal-appraisal accounts, photographs, repair estimates, measurements and closing documents. The tax bill is too high without identifying an appraisal issue.
Ranch or open-space land Acreage, land class, productivity data, qualifying-use history, maps, leases and agricultural records. The market value alone should equal productivity value.
Business personal property Asset lists, costs, acquisition years, depreciation, inventory, disposal and obsolescence records. The business has low revenue without connecting that fact to the assets.
Mineral property Interest ownership, lease data, production, decline, operator information and mineral valuation records. Comparing the mineral interest with a nearby house or surface parcel.
Industrial or utility Cost, depreciation, allocation, income, asset condition and specialised appraisal documentation. Using residential price-per-square-foot comparisons.
One-page requested-result summary
Notice of Appraised Value
Saved Upton CAD account
Property-type-specific evidence
Photographs, maps or measurements
Comparison or valuation worksheet
Ownership or exemption documents
Proof of timely protest filing
ARB preparation

Turn the evidence folder into a clear hearing presentation

Start with the requested result

State the property ID, tax year, protested issue and value or correction being requested.

Use the strongest documents first

Place the best comparable, factual error, production record or exemption proof at the front.

Explain every attachment

Add a short label explaining why each photograph, sale, invoice, map or record matters.

Simple hearing opening
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]. The strongest supporting evidence is [briefly identify the first two items].
One organised PDF or labelled paper packet is easier to evaluate than screenshots scattered across a phone. Keep a copy of everything submitted and note the date and method of delivery.
Property-tax payment

Use Upton CAD’s exact ACI payment identifiers and safety steps

Upton CAD does not accept property-tax payments over the phone. The district also states that credit and debit cards are accepted online rather than in person. Stop and call the official office if someone asks for an unexpected telephone card payment.
Search the property and print a statement Confirm the owner ID, property ID, tax year, amount due and properties attached to the owner.
Open the district’s payment instructions Begin with Upton CAD rather than entering ACI through an advertisement. Open official payment instructions
Continue to ACI Local Payments Select Local Payments and enter jurisdiction code 6910.
Select Property Tax Confirm that Upton County Appraisal District appears before entering an amount.
Enter the payment amount carefully ACI separates dollars and cents. Match the amount to the statement or district payoff.
Review the service fee Upton CAD’s published guide identifies a 3% ACI service fee. Treat the live checkout amount as controlling.
Continue as a guest or use an account An ACI login is optional for a normal payment.
Enter the Owner ID correctly Remove an M or R prefix from the Owner ID when following the district’s payment instructions.
Enter one property or parcel ID If the parcel begins with 972, Upton CAD instructs users to enter only the last six digits. One parcel is enough for ACI to connect the properties under that Owner ID.
Save the confirmation Keep the amount, owner ID, parcel ID, date, payment method, fee and confirmation number.
Verify posting after processing Upton CAD states that an online payment can take about 24 hours to appear in its system.
Upton CAD payment rules that prevent common errors
Payment detail Official instruction Why it matters
Jurisdiction code Use 6910 in ACI Local Payments. It routes the payment to the correct local collector.
Owner ID prefix Remove M or R from the Owner ID. The ACI field may reject or misread the formatted ID.
972 parcel prefix Use only the final six digits when the parcel starts with 972. This matches the format requested by the payment system.
Number of parcels Enter one parcel connected to the Owner ID. The owner record can include all associated properties.
Card fee The district guide identifies a 3% service fee. The fee is additional to the property-tax amount.
Phone payment Not accepted by Upton CAD. An unexpected telephone request can indicate the wrong payee or fraud.
Posting time Allow approximately 24 hours. A successful ACI confirmation may appear before the CAD ledger updates.
Read payment guide Open ACI Payments Print tax statement first
Office routing

Use Upton CAD, the county Tax Office or County Clerk for the right task

Upton County differs from counties where the Tax Assessor-Collector collects property taxes
Your question Correct office Information to prepare
What is the property value? Upton County Appraisal District Property ID, property type, year and disputed value.
Why is an exemption missing? Upton County Appraisal District Application, identification, eligibility documents and confirmation.
How much property tax is due? Upton County Appraisal District Owner ID, property ID, tax year and statement.
Did my ACI payment post? Upton County Appraisal District ACI confirmation, amount, date, Owner ID and parcel ID.
Who handles vehicle registration? Upton County Tax Assessor-Collector Vehicle, ownership, insurance and identification documents.
Who legally owns the land? Upton County Clerk or title professional Grantor, grantee, document date, legal description and instrument number.
Where can I obtain a deed or lien? Upton County Clerk Official Public Records Names, document type, date range and property description.
Who sets the tax rate? Each local taxing entity The taxing-unit list from the property account.
Who corrects a mineral value? Upton County Appraisal District Property ID, lease, interest, production and valuation evidence.
The Upton County Tax Assessor-Collector does not collect local property taxes. Follow Upton CAD for property statements, collection balances and payment instructions.
Recorded ownership and liens

Use the Upton County Clerk when the appraisal owner field is not enough

A CAD account is useful for appraisal and tax administration, but it does not replace the recorded deed, lien, release, plat, probate record or title examination.

Open the official County Clerk page Open Upton County Clerk
Contact Official Public Records Ask for the deputy handling recorded property documents and provide the names, date range and legal description.
Search the grantor and grantee Try the current owner, former owner, spouse, estate, trust, company and common spelling variations.
Request the document number Use the instrument or recording reference when ordering a copy or asking Upton CAD to update ownership.
Confirm the copy or recording fee The Clerk links its current filing and payment service from the official county page.
Use a title professional for title conclusions Public-record assistance does not guarantee clear title or identify every legal claim.
Upton County District and County Clerk
205 East 10th Street
Rankin, Texas 79778
Mailing: P.O. Box 465, Rankin, Texas 79778

(432) 693-2861
Fax: (432) 693-2129
lmcmurray@co.upton.tx.us

District/County Clerk: LaWanda McMurray

Official Public Records

Mary Pruett, Deputy

mpruett@co.upton.tx.us

Contact this office for recorded-property-document, filing, copy and Official Public Records questions.

Recently purchased property still shows the seller? Confirm that the deed was recorded, keep the document number and ask Upton CAD what ownership proof is required for its account update.
Data, transparency and research

Use Upton CAD reports when a normal property search is not enough

Certified appraisal rolls

Review real, personal and mineral roll files organised by geographic or alphabetical order.

Tax rolls

Use certified tax-roll records for broader account or taxing-entity research.

Annual reports

Review district workload, property categories, protest activity and appraisal administration.

Reappraisal plan

The district publishes its 2025–2026 reappraisal plan and prior planning documents.

Mass appraisal reports

Use these reports to understand the district’s appraisal framework and property categories.

Taxpayer remedies

Review the official rights and procedures before filing a protest or correction request.

Heir-property information

Use the English or Spanish heir-property resources when ownership has not been fully transferred.

Open-record request

Describe the exact property, year, account and document needed to reduce delay and copying costs.

Utility reports

Review published utility-usage and taxing-unit information where relevant to the research.

Open Upton CAD data and records
Precise open-record request wording
Please provide the available records for property ID [number], Owner ID [number], tax year [year], specifically [property card, appraisal worksheet, sales evidence, tax statement, map record, exemption record or other identified document]. Electronic delivery is preferred where available.
2026 property-tax calendar

Important Upton County appraisal, filing and payment dates

Appraisal and qualification date Property ownership, use, condition, mineral interest and most exemption qualifications are generally measured as of January 1.
Normal rendition deadline Business personal property and other required renditions are generally due April 15 unless a timely extension applies.
Normal exemption and special-appraisal target Many homestead, agricultural and special-use applications use an April 30 filing target, subject to late-filing and special rules.
Normal protest deadline File by May 15 or 30 days after delivery of the appraisal notice, whichever applicable date is later.
Normal ARB approval target The appraisal review board generally approves the appraisal records by July 20 when statutory requirements are met.
Normal certification target The chief appraiser generally certifies the appraisal roll to the taxing entities by July 25.
Tax-rate transparency period Proposed and adopted rate information is generally updated as local taxing entities consider rates and budgets.
Tax statements generally begin Statements are generally prepared after appraisal certification and local rate adoption.
Normal payment deadline Property tax is generally payable without delinquency through January 31, subject to the date printed on the statement and applicable weekend, holiday or late-bill rules.
The date printed on the individual notice, form, hearing letter or tax statement controls. Preserve proof of filing or payment and contact Upton CAD immediately when a deadline is close.
Current local contacts

Upton County appraisal, tax and recorded-property offices

Upton County Appraisal District
New physical address announced July 2026:
210 E. 5th Street
McCamey, Texas 79752

Mailing:
P.O. Box 1110
McCamey, Texas 79752-1110

(432) 652-3221
Fax: (432) 652-3372
info@uptoncad.org

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

Address-change warning

Older official directories and the previous website contact block may still display 700 E. 3rd Street.

Upton CAD’s current homepage announced the move to 210 E. 5th Street and reopening on July 27, 2026.

Call before visiting while map services and directories update.

Upton County Tax Assessor-Collector
1000 N. Rankin Street
Courthouse Annex
Rankin, Texas 79778
Mailing: P.O. Box 14, Rankin, Texas 79778

(432) 693-2572
Fax: (432) 693-2333
mzarate@co.upton.tx.us

Tax Assessor-Collector: Monica Zarate

Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:00 AM-5:00 PM, closed noon-1:00 PM; Friday 8:00 AM-4:00 PM, open through lunch.

Property-tax warning: this county office does not collect local property taxes.

Upton County District and County Clerk
205 East 10th Street
Rankin, Texas 79778
Mailing: P.O. Box 465, Rankin, Texas 79778

(432) 693-2861
Fax: (432) 693-2129
lmcmurray@co.upton.tx.us

County/District Clerk: LaWanda McMurray

County-posted hours: Monday-Thursday 8:00 AM-5:00 PM; Friday 8:00 AM-noon.

Official Public Records deputy

Mary Pruett

mpruett@co.upton.tx.us

Use this contact for recorded deeds, liens, releases, plats, filing fees and official property-document questions.

Payment help checklist

Have the Owner ID, property ID, tax year, statement amount and ACI confirmation ready.

Do not send card or bank information by ordinary email.

Do not make a phone payment because Upton CAD states that phone payments are not accepted.

Call before travelling: the CAD move occurred immediately before this review. Confirm that public counters, signage, mail handling and the requested service are operating at the new building.
Editorial accountability

How this Upton County guide was improved and verified

Mahesh Kumar, editor of AppraisalDistrict.org

Independent research with Upton-specific payment and mineral guidance

This regenerated guide preserves the editor image published with the existing page while replacing its shorter content with detailed real, personal and mineral search workflows, a 2026 tax-year warning, exact Owner ID and parcel-payment formatting, statement-printing instructions, office-move information, protest preparation and deed-record routing.

Official sources reviewed include Upton County Appraisal District, its current property search, forms, payment and statement instructions, data and records, online protest services, the Upton County Tax Assessor-Collector, County Clerk and Texas Comptroller county directory.

AppraisalDistrict.org is an independent informational website and is not operated by Upton County Appraisal District, Upton County or any local taxing entity.

Upton County answers

10 common Upton County appraisal and property-tax questions

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

The official website is uptoncad.org. It contains property search, maps, forms, online protest access, tax-statement tools, payment instructions, tax rolls, reports and district announcements.

2. How do I search Upton County property records?

Use Basic Search, By Owner, By Property, All Criteria or Advanced Search. Search with an owner ID, owner name, property ID, geographic ID, address, legal description, abstract, subdivision, lease name or lease number.

3. Why is 2026 not showing in the Upton CAD tax-year list?

At the July 28, 2026 review, the public search still displayed 2025 as its newest selectable year. Use the 2026 Notice of Appraised Value and online protest account for current-year action, and use the 2025 certified account only as a prior-year comparison.

4. Does Upton County Appraisal District collect property taxes?

Yes. Upton CAD states that it collects taxes for Upton County and its listed cities, school districts, hospital districts, water district and emergency-service districts. The county Tax Assessor-Collector does not collect local property taxes.

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

Open the official payment guide, continue to ACI Local Payments and use jurisdiction code 6910. Prepare the Owner ID, one parcel or property ID and the payment amount.

6. Can I pay Upton County property taxes by phone?

No. Upton CAD states that it does not accept payments over the phone. Credit and debit cards are accepted online rather than in the CAD office. Call the official district number if anyone requests an unexpected telephone payment.

7. How do I print an Upton County tax statement?

Search by last name or Owner ID, open the correct owner, select Tax Summary and choose Print Owner Statement or Print Parcel Statement. Save the resulting document and confirm the property IDs and tax year.

8. What is the Upton CAD protest deadline?

The normal deadline is May 15 or 30 days after the appraisal district delivered the Notice of Appraised Value, whichever applicable date is later. The deadline printed on the individual notice controls.

9. How do I search an Upton County mineral account?

Select Mineral under Property Type and search by owner, property ID, geographic ID, lease name, lease number, abstract or other available criteria. Verify the ownership interest and lease information rather than relying on a surface-property address.

10. Where can I obtain an Upton County deed or recorded property document?

Contact the Upton County District and County Clerk at 205 East 10th Street in Rankin. The Official Public Records deputy can assist with deeds, liens, releases, plats and filing or copy questions.

Accuracy, payment and ownership notice

AppraisalDistrict.org is an independent informational resource. It is not Upton County Appraisal District, the Upton County Appraisal Review Board, Upton County, a local taxing entity, the Texas Comptroller, a law firm, a title company or a mineral-appraisal company.

Property owners, appraisal values, exemptions, mineral interests, tax balances, processing fees, office addresses, forms, hearing status and deadlines can change. Verify the live official record before filing, paying, travelling, buying, selling or making a legal, mineral, tax or financial decision.

Upton CAD maps, legal descriptions, geographic IDs, lease information and acreage are useful for appraisal research but should not replace recorded instruments, title examination, division orders, professional surveys or qualified legal advice.

Official-source review completed July 28, 2026. Upton CAD’s current homepage move announcement was used for the new 210 E. 5th Street physical address; older official directories may continue to display the former 700 E. 3rd Street location until updated.

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