Property Tax

Who handles your property taxes in Nolan County

The Nolan County Appraisal District sets property values, while a separate county tax assessor-collector office handles tax collection.

Nolan County Money & Taxes

Two offices handle property taxes in Nolan County. The Central Appraisal District of Nolan County figures out what your property is worth. A separate county tax assessor-collector office sends the bills and takes your payment. The appraisal district does not collect taxes. The Texas Comptroller's directory has contact information for both offices.

Nolan County has 11 taxing units. Each one sets its own tax rate. The units are the county government, five school districts (Sweetwater, Roscoe Collegiate, Blackwell Consolidated, Highland, and Trent), three cities, and two special districts. The Texas Comptroller lists current contact info for all of them.

Source to confirm: Texas Comptroller — Nolan County (177) Property Tax Directory

More Nolan County notes

Homestead Exemption

Homestead exemption can lower your tax bill in Nolan County

If you own and live in your home as your main residence, you may qualify for a homestead exemption that reduces what you owe in property taxes.

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Water & Wells

Nolan County has an active groundwater conservation district

The Wes-Tex Groundwater Conservation District regulates wells and water use in Nolan County — important if you plan to drill a well or buy rural land.

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Mineral Rights

Oil and gas are still active in Nolan County — mineral rights matter

Petroleum has been produced in Nolan County since 1939, and the Texas Railroad Commission regulates all oil and gas activity in the area.

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Hunting

Hunting rules for Nolan County — deer, turkey, and license basics

Nolan County falls under specific Texas Parks and Wildlife Department hunting rules — check the current Outdoor Annual for bag limits and season dates before you go.

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