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Hood County Notices of Appraised Values are planned to be mailed on April 17, 2024.
If you received an appraisal notice and choose to file a protest for your account, the protest deadline will be May 17, 2024.
The protest deadline for property owners who do not receive a value notice will be May 15, 2024.
As a courtesy to new property owners, the appraisal district will be mailing agricultural applications to those that have recently purchased land. It is important that anyone that has bought land with acreage that was receiving the ag benefits file a new application. The deadline for filing for ag designation is April 30th.
New property owners have the responsibility to reapply for the ag designation. While you may receive credit for the previous owner’s agricultural history, you cannot be granted ag on their previous application. If you don’t reapply for ag, you may run the risk of losing the ag appraisal designation and the associated tax savings.
You can submit an ag application after the April 30th deadline, however, there is a penalty associated with the late application. So please get the applications in as soon as possible to avoid the additional penalty.
For more information on ag appraisal click here. If you need more assistance, you can contact us by email at hoodapp@hoodcad.net.
Welcome to Hood CAD’s new Official Website
Hood Central Appraisal District is responsible for appraising all real and business personal property within Hood County. The district appraises property according to the Texas Property Tax Code and the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practices (USPAP).
Within this site you will find general information about the district and the ad valorem property tax system in Texas, as well as the ability to search information regarding specific properties. We had two main goals when developing the site content. The first goal is to provide the public with easily accessed information and data, along with reports and various forms for Hood County property owners and others. The second goal was to group data and information in logical, organized and clear locations providing easy access for taxpayers and the public.
The district strives to adhere to the Texas Property Tax Code to provide accurate appraisals for the property owners in Hood County. The district is responsible for determining the fair market value of properties within each of the following taxing entities: Hood County, Granbury ISD, Lipan ISD, Tolar ISD, City of Granbury, City of Lipan, City of Tolar, portions of Bluff Dale ISD, Glen Rose ISD, Godley ISD and the Cresson Crossroads MUD2.
Additional responsibilities include serving as the consolidated property tax assessment and collection office for Hood County and the taxing entities wholly within the district’s jurisdiction.
Thanks for visiting the website, we hope the information provided meets your expectations. We hope you were able to find the information you were looking for. If not, please don’t hesitate to email, call or come by – we’re here to help!