Tax Rates

Who Taxes You in Tyler County — and How Much

Multiple taxing entities — school districts, the county, and special districts — each add their own rate to your property tax bill in Tyler County.

Tyler County Money & Taxes

Your property tax bill in Tyler County is not one flat rate. Several different entities each set their own rate. They include Tyler County itself, the school district for your area, and possibly a hospital district, emergency services district, or water control district.

For the 2025 tax year, the county rate was $0.6035 per $100 of taxable value. School district rates ranged from about $0.74 to $1.13 depending on which district your property sits in. If you live near a lake or in a special district, expect additional charges. Check the Rates page on the Tyler County Appraisal District website to see every rate that applies to your specific property address.

Source to confirm: Tyler County Appraisal District – Tax Rates

More Tyler County notes

Property Tax Relief

How to Lower Your Property Tax Bill in Tyler County

Homeowners in Tyler County can file for a homestead exemption to reduce their taxable property value.

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Septic Systems

Building Outside City Limits Means You Need a Septic Permit

Most of Tyler County has no sewer service, so new homes and additions require a permitted on-site sewage system before construction begins.

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Fishing & Recreation

B.A. Steinhagen Lake: Fishing and Camping on the Neches River

B.A. Steinhagen Lake sits on the Tyler-Jasper County line and offers public fishing, camping, and wildlife viewing managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

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Public Hunting Land

Public Hunting on the Angelina-Neches WMA

The Angelina-Neches/Dam B Wildlife Management Area covers land in both Tyler and Jasper counties and is open to public hunters with the right permit.

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