Property Tax

Property Tax Has Two Separate Offices Here

Lipscomb County splits property tax duties between two offices in two different towns.

The Lipscomb County Appraisal District decides what your property is worth. It is located in Darrouzett, not in the county seat. The appraisal district sets your taxable value each year. You go here to protest your value or apply for exemptions.

A separate office — the Tax Assessor-Collector — sends your bill and collects payment. That office is in Lipscomb, the county seat, at 101 S. Main Ave. If you have questions about your bill or want to pay, contact that office. Check the Texas Comptroller's county directory for current contact info, since phone numbers and staff can change.

Source to confirm: Texas Comptroller — Lipscomb County Property Tax Directory

More Lipscomb County notes

Agricultural Valuation

Farm and Ranch Land Can Be Taxed at a Lower Rate

Texas lets landowners pay property taxes based on what farmland produces, not what it would sell for — and that usually means a much lower tax bill.

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Hunting Regulations

Deer Hunting Rules for Lipscomb County

Lipscomb County sits in North Zone for white-tailed deer and in the Panhandle zone for mule deer, so different rules apply to each species.

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Upland Birds

Panhandle Upland Bird Hunting in Lipscomb County

Lipscomb County has open seasons for both pheasant and quail, making it a destination for upland bird hunters in the Texas Panhandle.

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Public Hunt Drawing

Private Ranch Hunts Available Through a State Drawing

TPWD runs a drawing that gives hunters access to private ranch land in Lipscomb County for deer, pronghorn, and quail.

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