Property Tax

Who handles your property taxes in Navarro County

Two separate offices handle property taxes: one sets your value, and a different one collects the bill.

In Navarro County, the Navarro Central Appraisal District (CAD) sets the appraised value of your property. It does not collect taxes. The Tax Assessor-Collector is the office that actually sends bills and takes payments. Both offices are in Corsicana.

If you think your value is too high, you protest with the appraisal district — not the tax office. The general deadline to file a protest is May 1 each year, but check with the CAD directly because dates can shift. The appraisal district website is www.navarrocad.com. The county tax office website is www.co.navarro.tx.us.

Source to confirm: Texas Comptroller – Navarro County Directory

More Navarro County notes

Property Tax Exemption

Homestead exemption can lower your tax bill

If your Navarro County home is your primary residence, you likely qualify for a homestead exemption that reduces the taxable value.

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Agricultural Appraisal

Ag valuation can cut taxes on rural land

Land actively used for farming, ranching, or wildlife management in Navarro County may qualify for a lower tax value based on productivity, not market price.

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Fishing & Recreation

Navarro Mills Lake has public boat ramps and camping

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers operates four public access areas with boat ramps on Navarro Mills Lake, west of Corsicana.

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Hunting Regulations

Deer hunting in Navarro County has antler restrictions

Navarro County is in the Texas North Zone for deer, with a four-deer bag limit and a one-buck antler spread rule.

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