Texas County Progress

The Official Publication of the County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas

Biennial Property Tax Report

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Tax Years 2014 and 2015

The following is an excerpt from the Biennial Property Tax Report published in December 2016. The full report is available at https://www.comptroller.texas.gov/taxes/property-tax/docs/96-1728.pdf.

            The Tax Code directs the Office of the Texas Comptroller to publish a biennial report of the appraised and taxable values of properties by category and the tax rates of counties, cities and school districts for a two-year period. This report provides the governor, the lieutenant governor and each member of the Legislature a single point of reference for appraised values, taxable values and tax levies and rates of Texas taxing units.

The Tax Code authorizes the comptroller’s office to require each appraisal district engaged in appraising property for taxation to submit an annual survey on the administration and operation of the appraisal district. The comptroller’s office provides data on the operations of appraisal districts, such as budgets, chief appraiser salaries, board makeup, appraisal review board activities and other data relevant to the property tax process. The comptroller’s office gathers this data through the Electronic Appraisal Roll Submissions from appraisal districts and the Comptroller’s Appraisal District Operations Survey.

The comptroller’s office provides data for this report in downloadable electronic spreadsheets that include the total market and taxable values and tax rates for all school districts, counties and cities at https://www.comptroller.texas.gov/taxes/property-tax/rates/index.php.

 

Overview

Texas cities, counties, school districts and other taxing units rely on property tax to fund their operations. In addition to property tax, taxing units may also impose, levy and collect other taxes and fees as authorized by law.

Local property tax remains the largest tax assessed in Texas. Property taxes levied by taxing units statewide exceeded $49 billion in 2014 and $52 billion in 2015 (Exhibit 1).

While local property taxes account for almost half of all tax revenue in the state, the state does not appraise property for property tax purposes, set property tax rates or collect property taxes.

The next largest tax revenue source in Texas is the sales tax, which is imposed by both the state government and local taxing units. As demonstrated in Exhibit 1, local taxing units collect 55 percent of all taxes in the state, while state government collects 45 percent.

 

Local Property Tax

The Texas Constitution sets out five basic rules for property taxes.

The first requirement is that taxation must be equal and uniform. Local officials must base property taxes on values determined by appraisal districts.

Second, property must be assessed at no more than fair cash market value – the price for which it would sell when both buyer and seller seek the best price and neither is under pressure to buy or sell. Except as provided by the Texas Constitution, all real and tangible personal property shall be taxed in proportion to its value, which shall be ascertained as provided by law. The Texas Constitution provides certain exceptions to this rule, such as the use of productivity values for agricultural and timber land.

Third, each property in a county must have a single appraised value. This means that the various taxing units that collect property taxes cannot assign different values to the same property – all must use the same value.

Fourth, all property is taxable unless federal or state law exempts it from the tax. These exemptions may exclude all or part of a property’s value from taxation.

Finally, property owners have a right to reasonable notice of increases in the appraised value of their property.

Taxing units can assess and collect property taxes for two primary uses. First, they can collect a maintenance and operations (M&O) tax that is used primarily to pay for the day-to-day functions of the government. An interest and sinking (I&S) tax is collected to pay bonds, including interest, to finance capital projects such as buildings, facilities or other infrastructure. While I&S property taxes are not the only way for taxing units to pay for infrastructure, it is one of the primary tools available for this purpose.

 

Tax Rates and Levies by County

In addition to the required tax rates for counties, cities and school districts, this report includes data on property tax rates and levies for special purpose districts.

Local Property Tax Levies

In tax year 2015, Texas’ cities, counties, school districts and special purpose districts levied more than $52 billion in property taxes – 6.31 percent more than in 2014. Unlike other taxing units, which can also collect sales taxes and fees, school districts’ only source of tax revenue is property tax. In 2015, the state’s 1,019 school districts levied over $28 billion in property taxes, or almost 54 percent of all property taxes levied by cities, counties, school districts and special purpose districts in the state (Exhibit 6).

Counties collected the second-largest share of property tax in 2015 – almost $8.7 billion, an increase of over 7 percent from the 2014 levy. Cities followed closely behind

with a property tax levy of almost $8.4 billion, which is 7.05 percent more than in 2014.

For information about levy growth for cities, counties, school districts and special purpose districts, see Exhibit 9.

Conclusion

Property tax is the largest tax imposed in Texas. In 2015, property tax generated more than $52 billion for all taxing units that can levy a property tax, and it represented almost 48 percent of all taxes imposed by state government and local taxing units.

Taxpayers can petition for a rollback election in cities, counties and other taxing units. Rollback elections are automatic for school districts. In 2014, rollback elections were held in 29 school districts compared to 41 in 2015. In 2014, voters rejected five school districts’ adopted tax. In 2015, voters rejected three school districts’ adopted tax.

The total market value of property and its taxable value increased in 2014 and 2015.

What You Wish Your Constituents Knew About County Government, the County Budget, and the Property Tax

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Per reader request, we publish this article several times a year. We receive regular calls asking for permission to reprint and/or share this story with local community groups and constituents. We welcome you to use this article to help educate the public you work so diligently to serve.

 

By Julie Anderson

Editor

What is County Government?

In the State of Texas, county government is a unit of state government often referred to as “an arm of the state.” However, county government also acts as a unit of local government. Consequently, county governments in Texas perform two basic functions:

  1. Carry out administrative and judicial responsibilities for the State of Texas.
  2. Carry out local government responsibilities for county residents.

County governments can only take those actions specifically authorized by state law. Equally important, Texas counties must do those actions required by state law. Unlike cities, counties have no general ordinance-making authority.

 

As a unit of state government, mandatory county government responsibilities include:

  • Set budget and appropriate tax rate to fund local government.
  • Conduct elections.
  • Process and maintain voter registration.
  • Provide for public safety.
  • Maintain and operate the court and jail system including provision for indigent legal defense.
  • Provide medical care for indigent county citizens.
  • Facilitate the issuance and recording of public documents.
  • Process motor vehicle registration and title transfers.
  • Collect and remit state motor vehicle taxes.
  • Provide local support for state agencies such as Texas Department of State Health Services, Department of Public Safety, Texas Parks & Wildlife, and the Alcoholic Beverage Commission.

 

As part of their commitment to the local community, Texas county governments traditionally seek to provide more than mandatory services. County governments also provide funding for authorized discretionary or optional services, such as parks, community centers, libraries, senior centers, emergency medical and family services, and county fairs. Funds also may be used to support tax incremental reinvestment zones, certain non-profits, and other special programs that enhance the quality of individual lives and the community as a whole.

 

Who is in Charge of County Government?

 

County government is governed by the County Commissioners Court, comprised of one County Judge and four County Commissioners. A major responsibility of the Commissioners Court relates to setting the county budget.  As explained in Chapter 111 of the Local Government Code, Subchapters A, B and C, the county budget officer may be the County Judge, the county auditor, or an appointee, depending on population. During budget development, the Judge and the Commissioners consider the funding necessary for county offices to carry out their mandatory duties. The Commissioners Court must fund these responsibilities first before deciding which discretionary services to provide.

Who Pays for County Government?

The taxpayer funds the majority of county government via the property tax, or ad valorem tax, which is the largest revenue source for Texas counties. About half of Texas’ 254 counties also receive funding from a local county sales tax, which when adopted allowed them to lower their property tax rate.               According to the Texas Constitution, the county cannot levy a tax rate in excess of $.80 per $100 of property value for the county’s general fund, permanent improvement fund, road and bridge fund and jury fund. On top of the $.80, the county is authorized to levy a $.15 road and bridge tax and a $.30 farm-to-market road/flood control tax; however, these taxes are subject to voter approval. In addition, counties on the Gulf of Mexico can levy a special tax for construction of sea walls, breakwaters, or sanitary purposes, not to exceed $.50 per $100 valuation. Counties are also authorized by several statutes to levy certain special purpose taxes. However, these taxes when combined with the general fund tax may not total more than $.80 per $100 assessed valuation. Property tax rates across the state are as varied as the counties themselves, with some counties hovering in the 20- to 30-cent range and others approaching or even reaching the maximum 80 cents.

In addition to the property tax and county sales tax, counties rely on fines and fees; intergovernmental revenue such as federal and state grants, contractual money, and statutory money from the State of Texas; miscellaneous revenues or transfers; and interest.  However, the property tax is the most significant funding source.

Sometimes, the State of Texas provides counties the necessary funds to administer state-mandated services. However, this is not always the case. When the State of Texas requires a service of a county but does not provide the necessary funding, this is called an “unfunded mandate,” whereby the county is forced to produce the necessary funding on its own.  This may present a challenge to counties when working on the county budget and may impact the final property tax rate.

The property tax rate is determined after county properties are appraised.

 

Who Conducts Property Appraisals?

Property appraisals are conducted by appraisal districts, which are charged with identifying and listing the value of all property in the county for taxation. The appraisal district is not part of the city, county or school district. Rather the appraisal district is an independent government. While state law created “centralized” appraisal districts, many counties retained the word “county” in their title, sometimes creating the perception that appraisal districts are part of county government. Again, appraisal districts are not a part of county government.

After identifying, listing and appraising all taxable property within the county, the appraisal district certifies the tax roll. When the roll is certified, it means the property value has been agreed to or has not been challenged by the property owner. The Commissioners Court is not involved in any portion of the appraisal process.

 

How Does the County Set the Tax Rate?

The Commissioners Court approves the budget and sets the tax rate on the appraised properties to help fund the county budget and service any county debt.

Beginning in early August, taxing units take the first step toward adopting a tax rate by calculating and publishing the effective and rollback tax rates.

  • Effective tax rate. The effective tax rate is a calculated rate that would provide the taxing unit with about the same amount of revenue it received in the year before on properties taxed in both years. If property values rise, the effective tax rate will go down and vice versa. The effective tax rate is a starting place. Commissioners Courts review how much money they required the previous year and determine if they need more or less.
  • Rollback tax rate. The rollback rate is a calculated maximum rate allowed by law without voter approval. The rollback rate provides the taxing unit with about the same amount of tax revenue it spent the previous year for day-to-day operations, plus an extra 8 percent increase for those operations, in addition to sufficient funds to pay debts in the coming year. If a unit adopts a tax rate higher than the rollback rate, voters in the unit can circulate a petition calling for an election to limit the size of the tax increase.
  • Actual tax rate. Commissioners Courts set the tax rate based on how much money they will need to fund the county budget and service any county debt. In some cases, this may be the calculated effective tax rate or the rollback rate, but not necessarily so.
  • A concept called “truth in taxation” requires the taxing entity to post the proposed tax rate and conduct hearings if the proposed rate brings in any additional revenue to the entity.

This process is admittedly confusing and has created some common misperceptions:

Incorrect:   The county conducts appraisals.

Correct:     Central appraisal districts, which are not part of county government, conduct appraisals.

Incorrect:   Taxpayers should contact the Commissioners Court if they have problems with their appraisal values.

Correct:     Taxpayers should contact their central appraisal district.

Incorrect:   If the appraised value of my property goes down, then my taxes will automatically go down.

Correct:     If the county adopts the calculated effective tax rate, then the tax rate will be adjusted to bring in the same amount of money for the coming year that was on the tax roll in the last year. In this case, even though the appraised value went down, taxes would go up in order to bring in the same amount of revenue as the previous year.

Incorrect:   An increase in appraisal values is an automatic windfall for counties and other taxing jurisdictions.

Correct:     An increase in value is offset by an automatic lowering of the tax rate that the county must begin with, which is the effective tax rate.

Incorrect:   Counties can raise taxes as high as they want.

Correct:           The amount of taxes needed depends on how much the county needs to fund the county budget and service any county debt. If appraised values go down but budget needs go up, the tax rate will be adjusted to reflect this need. If a county adopts a tax rate higher than the rollback rate, voters can circulate a petition calling for an election to limit the size of the tax increase.

What you Wish Your Constituents knew about the Property Tax

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What You Wish Your Constituents Knew About County Government, the County Budget, and the Property Tax 

Per reader request, we publish this article several times a year. We receive regular calls asking for permission to reprint and/or share this story with local community groups and constituents. We welcome you to use this article to help educate the public you work so diligently to serve.

By Julie Anderson, Editor

 

Property taxation

 

 

What is County Government?

In the State of Texas, county government is a unit of state government often referred to as “an arm of the state.” However, county government also acts as a unit of local government. Consequently, county governments in Texas perform two basic functions:

  1. Carry out administrative and judicial responsibilities for the State of Texas.
  2. Carry out local government responsibilities for county residents.

County governments can only take those actions specifically authorized by state law. Equally important, Texas counties must do those actions required by state law. Unlike cities, counties have no general ordinance-making authority.

 

As a unit of state government, mandatory county government responsibilities include:

  • Set budget and appropriate tax rate to fund local government.
  • Conduct elections.
  • Process and maintain voter registration.
  • Provide for public safety.
  • Maintain and operate the court and jail system including provision for indigent legal defense.
  • Provide medical care for indigent county citizens.
  • Facilitate the issuance and recording of public documents.
  • Process motor vehicle registration and title transfers.
  • Collect and remit state motor vehicle taxes.
  • Provide local support for state agencies such as Texas Department of State Health Services, Department of Public Safety, Texas Parks & Wildlife, and the Alcoholic Beverage Commission.

 

As part of their commitment to the local community, Texas county governments traditionally seek to provide more than mandatory services. County governments also provide funding for authorized discretionary or optional services, such as parks, community centers, libraries, senior centers, emergency medical and family services, and county fairs. Funds also may be used to support tax incremental reinvestment zones, certain non-profits, and other special programs that enhance the quality of individual lives and the community as a whole.

 

Who is in Charge of County Government?

 

County government is governed by the County Commissioners Court, comprised of one County Judge and four County Commissioners. A major responsibility of the Commissioners Court relates to setting the county budget.  As explained in Chapter 111 of the Local Government Code, Subchapters A, B and C, the county budget officer may be the County Judge, the county auditor, or an appointee, depending on population. During budget development, the Judge and the Commissioners consider the funding necessary for county offices to carry out their mandatory duties. The Commissioners Court must fund these responsibilities first before deciding which discretionary services to provide.

Who Pays for County Government?

The taxpayer funds the majority of county government via the property tax, or ad valorem tax, which is the largest revenue source for Texas counties. About half of Texas’ 254 counties also receive funding from a local county sales tax, which when adopted allowed them to lower their property tax rate.               According to the Texas Constitution, the county cannot levy a tax rate in excess of $.80 per $100 of property value for the county’s general fund, permanent improvement fund, road and bridge fund and jury fund. On top of the $.80, the county is authorized to levy a $.15 road and bridge tax and a $.30 farm-to-market road/flood control tax; however, these taxes are subject to voter approval. In addition, counties on the Gulf of Mexico can levy a special tax for construction of sea walls, breakwaters, or sanitary purposes, not to exceed $.50 per $100 valuation. Counties are also authorized by several statutes to levy certain special purpose taxes. However, these taxes when combined with the general fund tax may not total more than $.80 per $100 assessed valuation. Property tax rates across the state are as varied as the counties themselves, with some counties hovering in the 20- to 30-cent range and others approaching or even reaching the maximum 80 cents.

In addition to the property tax and county sales tax, counties rely on fines and fees; intergovernmental revenue such as federal and state grants, contractual money, and statutory money from the State of Texas; miscellaneous revenues or transfers; and interest.  However, the property tax is the most significant funding source.

Sometimes, the State of Texas provides counties the necessary funds to administer state-mandated services. However, this is not always the case. When the State of Texas requires a service of a county but does not provide the necessary funding, this is called an “unfunded mandate,” whereby the county is forced to produce the necessary funding on its own.  This may present a challenge to counties when working on the county budget and may impact the final property tax rate.

The property tax rate is determined after county properties are appraised.

 

Who Conducts Property Appraisals?

 

Property appraisals are conducted by appraisal districts, which are charged with identifying and listing the value of all property in the county for taxation. The appraisal district is not part of the city, county or school district. Rather the appraisal district is an independent government. While state law created “centralized” appraisal districts, many counties retained the word “county” in their title, sometimes creating the perception that appraisal districts are part of county government. Again, appraisal districts are not a part of county government.

After identifying, listing and appraising all taxable property within the county, the appraisal district certifies the tax roll. When the roll is certified, it means the property value has been agreed to or has not been challenged by the property owner. The Commissioners Court is not involved in any portion of the appraisal process.

 

How Does the County Set the Tax Rate?

The Commissioners Court approves the budget and sets the tax rate on the appraised properties to help fund the county budget and service any county debt.

Beginning in early August, taxing units take the first step toward adopting a tax rate by calculating and publishing the effective and rollback tax rates.

  • Effective tax rate. The effective tax rate is a calculated rate that would provide the taxing unit with about the same amount of revenue it received in the year before on properties taxed in both years. If property values rise, the effective tax rate will go down and vice versa. The effective tax rate is a starting place. Commissioners Courts review how much money they required the previous year and determine if they need more or less.
  • Rollback tax rate. The rollback rate is a calculated maximum rate allowed by law without voter approval. The rollback rate provides the taxing unit with about the same amount of tax revenue it spent the previous year for day-to-day operations, plus an extra 8 percent increase for those operations, in addition to sufficient funds to pay debts in the coming year. If a unit adopts a tax rate higher than the rollback rate, voters in the unit can circulate a petition calling for an election to limit the size of the tax increase.
  • Actual tax rate. Commissioners Courts set the tax rate based on how much money they will need to fund the county budget and service any county debt. In some cases, this may be the calculated effective tax rate or the rollback rate, but not necessarily so.
  • A concept called “truth in taxation” requires the taxing entity to post proposed tax rates and conduct hearings if the proposed rate brings in any additional revenue to the entity.

This process is admittedly confusing and has created some common misperceptions:

Incorrect:   The county conducts appraisals.

Correct:     Central appraisal districts, which are not part of county government, conduct appraisals.

Incorrect:   Taxpayers should contact the Commissioners Court if they have problems with their appraisal values.

Correct:     Taxpayers should contact their central appraisal district.

Incorrect:   If the appraised value of my property goes down, then my taxes will automatically go down.

Correct:     If the county adopts the calculated effective tax rate, then the tax rate will be adjusted to bring in the same amount of money for the coming year that was on the tax roll in the last year. In this case, even though the appraised value went down, taxes would go up in order to bring in the same amount of revenue as the previous year.

Incorrect:   An increase in appraisal values is an automatic windfall for counties and other taxing jurisdictions.

Correct:     An increase in value is offset by an automatic lowering of the tax rate that the county must begin with, which is the effective tax rate.

Incorrect:   Counties can raise taxes as high as they want.

Correct:     The amount of taxes needed depends on how much the county needs to fund the county budget and service any county debt. If appraised values go down but budget needs go up, the tax rate will be adjusted to reflect this need. If a county adopts a tax rate higher than the rollback rate, voters can circulate a petition calling for an election to limit the size of the tax increase.

2012 County Property Tax Report

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The taxpayer funds the majority of county government via the property tax, or ad valorem tax, which is the largest revenue source for Texas counties.

According to the Texas Constitution, the county cannot levy a tax rate in excess of $.80 per $100 of property value for the county’s general fund, permanent improvement fund, road and bridge fund and jury fund. On top of the $.80, the county is authorized to levy a $.15 road and bridge tax and a $.30 farm-to-market road/flood control tax; however, these taxes are subject to voter approval. In addition, counties on the Gulf of Mexico can levy a special tax for construction of sea walls, breakwaters, or sanitary purposes, not to exceed $.50 per $100 valuation. Counties are also authorized by several statutes to levy certain special purpose taxes. However, these taxes when combined with the general fund tax may not total more than $.80 per $100 assessed valuation.

Property tax rates across the state are as varied as the counties themselves, with some counties hovering in the 20- to 30-cent range and others approaching or even reaching the maximum 80 cents.

The Office of the Texas Comptroller has released the 2012 data at http://www.window.state.tx.us/taxinfo/proptax/taxrates/, with the following categories listed for each county:

  • Market Value
  • Farm-to-Market and Flood Control Taxable Value
  • General Fund and Road & Bridge Taxable Value
  • Effective Tax Rate
  • Rollback Tax Rate
  • Farm-to-Market & Flood Control M&O Tax Rate
  • Farm-to-Market & Flood Control I&S Tax Rate
  • Farm-to-Market & Flood Control Total Tax Rate
  • General Fund M&O Tax Rate
  • General Fund I&S Tax Rate
  • General Fund Total Tax Rate
  • Road & Bridge M&O Tax Rate
  • Road & Bridge I&S Tax Rate
  • Road & Bridge Total Tax Rate
  • Total Tax Rate
  • Total Levy (calculated)

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The report follows:

(*General Fund and Road & Bridge Taxable Value; **Farm-to-Market & Flood Control Total Tax Rate; ***General Fund Total Tax Rate)

Taxing Unit Market Value *GF, R&B Value **FM, FC Rate ***GF Rate R&B Rate Total Rate Levy
Anderson 3,848,960,808 2,629,020,933 0.022300 0.498700 0.000000 0.521000 13,695,340
Andrews 5,467,000,321 5,106,510,355 0.052300 0.316200 0.000000 0.368500 18,813,633
Angelina 4,920,211,448 3,595,731,023 0.000000 0.401800 0.060100 0.461900 16,608,681
Aransas 2,989,723,045 2,822,930,762 0.027863 0.303710 0.049492 0.381065 10,754,887
Archer 1,455,242,750 678,759,810 0.061170 0.483880 0.024130 0.569180 3,860,436
Armstrong 385,686,710 144,980,220 0.185322 0.347005 0.000000 0.532327 769,819
Atascosa 3,665,385,193 2,616,589,645 0.101300 0.452800 0.000000 0.554100 14,480,752
Austin 4,481,963,045 2,468,795,458 0.078200 0.384700 0.064800 0.527700 13,010,290
Bailey 446,313,694 330,285,761 0.120200 0.706100 0.000000 0.826300 2,724,270
Bandera 3,456,194,466 1,856,880,703 0.021600 0.620500 0.034800 0.676900 12,572,412
Bastrop 6,080,953,751 4,241,601,803 0.000000 0.516800 0.114600 0.631400 26,781,474
Baylor 740,147,690 179,199,480 0.000000 0.576020 0.097020 0.673040 1,206,084
Bee 2,007,205,780 1,094,309,690 0.004980 0.428490 0.064770 0.498240 5,451,803
Bell 15,621,196,687 13,996,624,337 0.000000 0.421200 0.029900 0.451100 63,138,773
Bexar 108,829,409,877 98,807,633,831 0.030679 0.296187 0.000000 0.326866 324,140,903
Blanco 3,926,462,496 1,107,899,789 0.000000 0.355600 0.000000 0.355600 3,939,692
Borden 1,244,692,230 850,612,690 0.000000 0.263600 0.000000 0.263600 2,242,215
Bosque 2,600,915,184 1,261,212,162 0.000000 0.436800 0.000000 0.436800 5,508,975
Bowie 5,443,743,129 4,194,145,005 0.000000 0.361200 0.000000 0.361200 15,149,252
Brazoria 26,205,618,023 20,299,210,483 0.060000 0.380860 0.045000 0.485860 98,537,174
Brazos 13,652,756,349 11,950,705,191 0.000000 0.485000 0.000000 0.485000 57,960,920
Brewster 899,857,989 594,416,264 0.000000 0.362200 0.000000 0.362200 2,152,976
Briscoe 251,215,210 109,154,494 0.000000 0.630000 0.000000 0.630000 687,673
Brooks 1,354,853,095 649,111,043 0.000000 0.716100 0.000000 0.716100 4,648,284
Brown 3,340,872,824 2,130,965,990 0.076400 0.458600 0.000000 0.535000 11,388,632
Burleson 2,344,411,578 1,343,810,392 0.075000 0.424000 0.000000 0.499000 6,708,030
Burnet 6,511,145,898 4,467,251,851 0.000000 0.351700 0.041700 0.393400 17,574,169
Caldwell 2,522,983,173 1,746,455,133 0.000100 0.690700 0.000000 0.690800 12,064,500
Calhoun 4,258,158,877 3,533,922,813 0.000000 0.490000 0.000000 0.490000 17,316,222
Callahan 1,331,621,140 511,856,298 0.124770 0.320950 0.000000 0.445720 2,266,987
Cameron 17,437,212,564 16,288,286,535 0.000000 0.343222 0.041069 0.384291 62,594,419
Camp 1,010,539,109 764,691,997 0.000000 0.259300 0.130000 0.389300 2,976,946
Carson 1,250,365,250 844,811,220 0.034788 0.428266 0.053171 0.516225 4,359,287
Cass 2,648,174,719 1,615,382,573 0.000000 0.441223 0.062255 0.503478 8,133,095
Castro 846,599,810 432,455,930 0.169000 0.447000 0.000000 0.616000 2,659,522
Chambers 8,885,498,768 6,854,774,065 0.074740 0.373370 0.006930 0.455040 31,176,468
Cherokee 3,289,725,425 2,223,167,083 0.175000 0.415000 0.000000 0.590000 13,085,057
Childress 523,621,531 271,277,700 0.000000 0.750000 0.000000 0.750000 2,034,583
Clay 1,610,694,870 699,964,100 0.047010 0.628990 0.052180 0.728180 5,096,998
Cochran 989,553,518 920,150,919 0.125000 0.314000 0.000000 0.439000 4,036,504
Coke 914,103,350 350,932,210 0.117997 0.425450 0.000000 0.543447 1,903,779
Coleman 1,288,020,667 371,218,740 0.247100 0.560000 0.000000 0.807100 2,976,484
Collin 85,521,692,228 74,583,795,911 0.000000 0.240000 0.000000 0.240000 179,001,110
Collingsworth 486,870,280 135,256,230 0.226420 0.727590 0.000000 0.954010 1,286,849
Colorado 3,850,241,214 1,716,225,401 0.000000 0.482060 0.000000 0.482060 8,273,236
Comal 14,036,803,124 10,465,242,487 0.036100 0.314321 0.000000 0.350421 36,650,980
Comanche 1,829,479,975 606,540,328 0.235758 0.534772 0.000000 0.770530 4,648,118
Concho 793,224,866 276,405,703 0.124066 0.619129 0.000000 0.743195 2,051,885
Cooke 4,925,082,342 3,304,206,585 0.000100 0.346900 0.105000 0.452000 14,934,998
Coryell 3,357,664,228 2,191,803,832 0.000000 0.449200 0.000000 0.449200 9,845,583
Cottle 430,531,220 140,837,960 0.082800 0.656300 0.050500 0.789600 1,110,914
Crane 2,711,453,460 2,674,894,120 0.026329 0.240215 0.000000 0.266544 7,129,234
Crockett 2,321,537,840 2,130,953,370 0.080370 0.436040 0.000000 0.516410 11,002,373
Crosby 767,970,415 400,506,447 0.000000 0.469200 0.076500 0.545700 2,185,563
Culberson 499,978,760 323,132,700 0.048880 0.629210 0.048680 0.726770 2,348,001
Dallam 1,035,915,307 530,019,745 0.000000 0.449983 0.000000 0.449983 2,384,999
Dallas 187,919,295,450 158,566,145,019 0.000000 0.243100 0.000000 0.243100 385,474,299
Dawson 1,474,384,130 1,275,055,570 0.075177 0.434352 0.000000 0.509529 6,490,657
Deaf Smith 1,674,710,710 1,137,350,639 0.000000 0.510000 0.000000 0.510000 5,800,488
Delta 371,314,456 201,037,738 0.177440 0.700000 0.000000 0.877440 1,759,539
Denton 62,614,913,418 54,586,200,694 0.000000 0.282867 0.000000 0.282867 154,406,348
DeWitt 3,682,305,560 2,189,041,540 0.080330 0.379340 0.042360 0.502030 10,978,404
Dickens 805,306,220 323,477,920 0.000000 0.296410 0.181250 0.477660 1,545,125
Dimmit 3,662,621,125 2,600,496,450 0.000000 0.280000 0.000000 0.280000 7,281,390
Donley 563,881,985 206,058,461 0.098080 0.500576 0.000000 0.598656 1,230,914
Duval 2,111,446,033 773,987,937 0.170000 0.800000 0.150000 1.120000 8,649,218
Eastland 2,304,800,660 1,094,120,490 0.000000 0.580000 0.000000 0.580000 6,345,899
Ector 13,347,894,766 12,259,621,292 0.000000 0.318278 0.000000 0.318278 39,019,677
Edwards 1,459,582,402 339,042,860 0.108000 0.458000 0.000000 0.566000 1,917,163
Ellis 12,163,450,338 10,387,399,135 0.033508 0.380091 0.000000 0.413599 42,928,481
El Paso 40,616,969,300 36,419,053,632 0.000000 0.408870 0.000000 0.408870 148,906,585
Erath 3,970,583,392 2,403,534,990 0.000000 0.347500 0.122500 0.470000 11,296,614
Falls 1,143,179,176 537,560,216 0.000000 1.313000 0.000000 1.313000 7,058,166
Fannin 2,424,561,527 1,460,378,298 0.000000 0.493300 0.111800 0.605100 8,836,749
Fayette 4,624,596,670 2,405,843,962 0.132000 0.287300 0.000000 0.419300 10,071,970
Fisher 787,423,261 315,967,919 0.000000 0.624000 0.150000 0.774000 2,445,592
Floyd 555,535,078 303,312,895 0.000000 0.638810 0.000000 0.638810 1,937,593
Foard 499,849,090 121,605,080 0.000000 0.800000 0.150000 0.950000 1,155,249
Fort Bend 52,651,374,713 41,524,295,552 0.000000 0.480760 0.000000 0.480760 199,632,203
Franklin 1,434,257,480 1,033,827,280 0.130688 0.313638 0.025674 0.470000 4,853,337
Freestone 4,680,273,500 3,525,309,322 0.000000 0.195000 0.070000 0.265000 9,342,070
Frio 2,221,143,560 1,038,554,249 0.000000 0.660600 0.000000 0.660600 6,860,689
Gaines 7,247,154,282 6,972,028,133 0.098384 0.205237 0.000000 0.303621 21,169,835
Galveston 25,893,336,210 21,052,203,761 0.008855 0.599915 0.000000 0.608770 128,146,622
Garza 1,287,973,106 964,585,507 0.000000 0.355000 0.000000 0.355000 3,424,279
Gillespie 6,582,681,565 3,065,848,988 0.000000 0.279000 0.024900 0.303900 9,317,115
Glasscock 3,400,127,117 3,114,961,619 0.000000 0.220000 0.000000 0.220000 6,852,916
Goliad 2,038,058,060 921,847,050 0.000000 0.698400 0.000000 0.698400 6,438,180
Gonzales 4,296,676,400 1,988,660,620 0.000000 0.355400 0.000000 0.355400 7,067,700
Gray 1,899,533,740 1,600,096,576 0.044327 0.453009 0.000000 0.497336 7,953,788
Grayson 9,709,389,578 6,631,509,595 0.000000 0.490900 0.000000 0.490900 32,554,081
Gregg 9,745,748,764 8,531,427,424 0.005300 0.257200 0.000000 0.262500 22,392,487
Grimes 4,058,107,989 2,329,991,642 0.000000 0.530261 0.000000 0.530261 12,355,037
Guadalupe 11,883,321,657 9,029,376,144 0.000000 0.345600 0.000000 0.345600 31,205,524
Hale 2,558,591,811 2,088,734,425 0.000300 0.491592 0.000208 0.492100 10,278,605
Hall 474,613,960 164,757,690 0.000000 0.748000 0.000000 0.748000 1,232,388
Hamilton 1,781,971,692 513,399,715 0.000000 0.559900 0.000000 0.559900 2,874,525
Hansford 1,051,806,812 643,702,704 0.079862 0.333261 0.000000 0.413123 2,657,148
Hardeman 665,446,710 373,026,020 0.000000 0.680000 0.000000 0.680000 2,536,577
Hardin 3,555,184,640 2,680,227,340 0.000000 0.467141 0.082859 0.550000 14,741,251
Harris 339,983,807,388 290,213,601,650 0.000000 0.400210 0.000000 0.400210 1,161,463,855
Harrison 7,607,965,808 6,251,992,224 0.000000 0.316900 0.000000 0.316900 19,812,563
Hartley 1,036,007,918 612,047,584 0.000000 0.354822 0.000000 0.354822 2,171,679
Haskell 668,158,599 316,977,213 0.164600 0.444200 0.090200 0.699000 2,212,167
Hays 14,481,707,254 11,734,033,258 0.043800 0.469000 0.000000 0.512800 60,141,605
Hemphill 2,246,475,230 1,997,782,230 0.104400 0.386600 0.000000 0.491000 9,807,129
Henderson 6,906,699,338 5,523,236,021 0.054272 0.405294 0.013092 0.472658 26,188,769
Hidalgo 31,818,652,129 27,367,089,253 0.000000 0.590000 0.000000 0.590000 161,465,827
Hill 2,992,412,621 2,009,825,445 0.073292 0.454000 0.000000 0.527292 10,588,384
Hockley 4,688,871,425 4,307,659,682 0.000000 0.275410 0.041260 0.316670 13,641,066
Hood 6,513,678,830 5,381,635,226 0.036950 0.306958 0.000000 0.343908 18,527,152
Hopkins 2,444,939,209 1,592,634,874 0.016100 0.388325 0.156150 0.560575 8,923,877
Houston 2,655,227,290 1,314,524,135 0.000000 0.416000 0.000000 0.416000 5,468,420
Howard 4,077,337,936 3,573,878,773 0.000000 0.304920 0.025080 0.330000 11,793,800
Hudspeth 516,317,890 364,860,344 0.000000 0.712950 0.000000 0.712950 2,601,272
Hunt 5,489,474,738 4,285,597,282 0.000000 0.527534 0.000000 0.527534 22,607,983
Hutchinson 2,984,854,180 2,358,472,880 0.000000 0.446570 0.000000 0.446570 10,532,232
Irion 1,360,685,980 898,028,620 0.039550 0.341365 0.000000 0.380915 3,420,409
Jack 2,424,168,700 1,192,148,480 0.000000 0.332809 0.086094 0.418903 4,993,945
Jackson 2,058,746,077 1,275,191,609 0.085900 0.432600 0.000000 0.518500 6,606,386
Jasper 2,730,756,289 1,893,086,678 0.128100 0.551900 0.000000 0.680000 12,853,638
Jeff Davis 487,444,680 232,555,960 0.000000 0.585000 0.000000 0.585000 1,360,452
Jefferson 29,966,980,850 25,252,988,514 0.000000 0.365000 0.000000 0.365000 92,173,408
Jim Hogg 649,727,980 392,516,450 0.150000 0.800000 0.150000 1.100000 4,314,694
Jim Wells 2,796,167,308 2,275,260,698 0.065273 0.386094 0.035463 0.486830 11,068,673
Johnson 13,026,319,536 11,279,559,538 0.049000 0.333229 0.000000 0.382229 43,081,156
Jones 1,024,794,070 684,897,330 0.000000 0.660004 0.000000 0.660004 4,520,350
Karnes 3,967,846,218 3,137,749,679 0.000000 0.237400 0.056900 0.294300 9,234,398
Kaufman 7,784,448,343 5,873,156,686 0.000000 0.499100 0.000000 0.499100 29,312,925
Kendall 6,474,367,519 4,442,962,772 0.000000 0.395000 0.000000 0.395000 17,549,703
Kenedy 1,861,673,069 972,577,583 0.000000 0.490790 0.000000 0.490790 4,773,314
Kent 1,311,585,770 944,866,010 0.135535 0.256143 0.064962 0.456640 4,314,182
Kerr 5,974,924,357 4,046,020,142 0.032200 0.412100 0.000000 0.444300 17,964,574
Kimble 2,110,520,915 416,390,083 0.000000 0.326300 0.000000 0.326300 1,358,681
King 756,742,590 336,257,590 0.222400 0.594500 0.000000 0.816900 2,746,682
Kinney 1,169,235,308 193,066,758 0.025900 0.596000 0.000000 0.621900 1,200,360
Kleberg 1,886,593,262 1,383,215,815 0.000000 0.744810 0.000000 0.744810 10,302,330
Knox 548,622,880 186,701,170 0.122120 0.614300 0.000000 0.736420 1,371,245
Lamar 3,782,634,029 2,767,639,762 0.000000 0.438700 0.000000 0.438700 12,141,636
Lamb 1,104,374,385 1,013,964,668 0.000000 0.794300 0.000000 0.794300 8,053,921
Lampasas 2,187,990,350 1,129,406,160 0.000000 0.520390 0.098500 0.618890 6,989,782
La Salle 3,450,216,393 2,424,827,068 0.045000 0.430000 0.045000 0.520000 12,607,598
Lavaca 3,326,297,196 1,468,679,319 0.123000 0.417200 0.000000 0.540200 7,913,273
Lee 2,596,148,860 1,356,777,622 0.000000 0.516500 0.136400 0.652900 8,858,401
Leon 3,110,809,100 1,735,995,480 0.000000 0.417770 0.000000 0.417770 7,252,468
Liberty 5,584,435,915 4,443,875,684 0.000000 0.560000 0.000000 0.560000 24,885,704
Limestone 3,499,099,181 2,469,468,693 0.018500 0.515000 0.020000 0.553500 13,666,860
Lipscomb 627,731,693 476,645,632 0.032000 0.260300 0.095000 0.387300 1,845,330
Live Oak 3,972,419,580 2,628,769,715 0.127480 0.251680 0.060840 0.440000 11,558,831
Llano 5,260,770,543 3,358,923,528 0.000000 0.269400 0.038600 0.308000 10,345,484
Loving 677,123,020 663,453,260 0.000000 0.576800 0.028900 0.605700 4,018,536
Lubbock 16,801,785,691 16,095,316,439 0.000000 0.346477 0.000000 0.346477 55,766,570
Lynn 583,114,030 370,618,610 0.000000 0.770000 0.000000 0.770000 2,853,763
Madison 1,758,172,945 973,976,271 0.000000 0.550000 0.000000 0.550000 5,356,869
Marion 951,741,420 638,586,375 0.072586 0.431434 0.000000 0.504020 3,211,722
Martin 4,900,374,390 4,629,502,980 0.060070 0.127070 0.023560 0.210700 9,752,374
Mason 1,515,330,870 356,720,620 0.000000 0.506900 0.061600 0.568500 2,027,957
Matagorda 5,851,422,128 4,561,847,750 0.000000 0.298780 0.000000 0.298780 13,629,889
Maverick 3,277,315,391 2,020,055,872 0.000000 0.451100 0.129900 0.581000 11,736,525
McCulloch 1,547,663,440 473,637,180 0.001680 0.521940 0.000000 0.523620 2,479,949
McLennan 15,797,279,940 11,889,439,908 0.023685 0.460573 0.000000 0.484258 57,560,122
McMullen 2,321,488,082 1,373,621,424 0.000000 0.513000 0.057000 0.570000 7,829,642
Medina 4,714,291,436 2,246,289,646 0.090000 0.439000 0.000000 0.529000 11,863,903
Menard 1,078,712,730 197,268,490 0.008440 0.643510 0.000000 0.651950 1,285,929
Midland 17,226,850,504 16,259,844,425 0.000000 0.154789 0.000000 0.154789 25,168,451
Milam 3,150,475,913 1,776,016,518 0.000000 0.600000 0.000000 0.600000 10,656,099
Mills 1,331,366,910 321,854,390 0.000000 0.622700 0.112400 0.735100 2,365,951
Mitchell 1,900,624,979 1,359,870,770 0.060000 0.350407 0.000000 0.410407 5,579,327
Montague 2,234,895,460 849,682,409 0.000000 0.279000 0.081000 0.360000 3,058,857
Montgomery 39,795,381,840 36,706,371,252 0.000000 0.437400 0.046400 0.483800 177,585,424
Moore 2,858,276,808 2,416,972,386 0.063750 0.360850 0.005300 0.429900 10,385,602
Morris 1,133,125,700 970,866,193 0.000000 0.203318 0.061507 0.264825 2,571,097
Motley 321,169,350 89,371,108 0.000000 0.478150 0.144620 0.622770 556,576
Nacogdoches 4,991,928,050 3,102,563,268 0.000000 0.454300 0.000000 0.454300 14,094,945
Navarro 3,688,432,148 2,774,095,027 0.009000 0.510900 0.107100 0.627000 17,391,778
Newton 2,127,403,278 1,047,582,701 0.070519 0.424325 0.095947 0.590791 6,184,620
Nolan 3,253,999,260 1,935,154,950 0.053965 0.340670 0.000000 0.394635 7,633,572
Nueces 24,045,113,846 19,502,178,530 0.004260 0.350999 0.000000 0.355259 69,278,142
Ochiltree 1,967,060,422 1,550,681,849 0.000000 0.420000 0.000000 0.420000 6,512,864
Oldham 647,907,332 212,283,948 0.030000 0.638780 0.000000 0.668780 1,419,464
Orange 6,027,885,497 5,114,736,974 0.004700 0.507510 0.017690 0.529900 27,101,103
Palo Pinto 3,868,612,340 2,600,839,845 0.000000 0.277800 0.054200 0.332000 8,634,788
Panola 5,050,444,440 4,114,676,321 0.014100 0.447000 0.000000 0.461100 18,971,281
Parker 12,525,612,540 9,377,932,407 0.082570 0.329790 0.000000 0.412360 38,679,306
Parmer 964,447,742 680,440,656 0.094200 0.384000 0.000000 0.478200 3,247,936
Pecos 4,769,569,314 3,710,239,564 0.000000 0.629000 0.000000 0.629000 23,337,407
Polk 4,018,215,782 2,706,268,168 0.000000 0.627700 0.000000 0.627700 16,987,245
Potter 7,346,036,215 6,500,500,693 0.000000 0.627070 0.000000 0.627070 40,762,690
Presidio 463,897,140 335,150,370 0.000000 0.642200 0.054200 0.696400 2,333,988
Rains 872,856,311 580,198,892 0.000000 0.602900 0.000000 0.602900 3,498,019
Randall 8,439,757,268 7,806,254,526 0.000000 0.384300 0.000000 0.384300 29,999,436
Reagan 2,803,755,765 2,538,812,245 0.028664 0.249100 0.000000 0.277764 7,051,425
Real 1,107,649,153 364,445,249 0.000000 0.512400 0.000000 0.512400 1,867,417
Red River 1,280,767,859 439,305,943 0.156400 0.591610 0.000000 0.748010 3,277,807
Reeves 1,909,943,630 1,303,380,730 0.000000 0.219160 0.032360 0.251520 3,278,263
Refugio 1,815,177,310 1,316,409,228 0.000000 0.510600 0.000000 0.510600 6,721,586
Roberts 910,944,710 843,663,181 0.166348 0.443044 0.000000 0.609392 5,140,393
Robertson 5,422,506,182 3,626,998,625 0.000000 0.389990 0.000000 0.389990 14,144,932
Rockwall 7,673,749,300 6,994,007,954 0.000000 0.386400 0.000000 0.386400 27,024,847
Runnels 1,184,007,080 601,971,307 0.000000 0.552003 0.053410 0.605413 3,644,413
Rusk 5,908,868,900 4,434,830,112 0.056400 0.340680 0.051000 0.448080 19,858,795
Sabine 953,862,592 557,148,873 0.000000 0.396430 0.000000 0.396430 2,208,705
San Augustine 1,236,485,451 841,903,421 0.000000 0.345900 0.000000 0.345900 2,912,144
San Jacinto 2,213,976,225 1,419,896,073 0.096820 0.473200 0.042860 0.612880 8,690,351
San Patricio 5,123,705,623 4,052,280,928 0.000000 0.481154 0.068846 0.550000 22,287,545
San Saba 1,417,318,630 298,865,730 0.146000 0.619000 0.000000 0.765000 2,284,448
Schleicher 980,623,161 459,452,673 0.102500 0.569600 0.000000 0.672100 3,086,641
Scurry 4,179,495,139 3,330,700,088 0.000000 0.313600 0.000000 0.313600 10,445,075
Shackelford 1,552,477,094 612,909,043 0.000000 0.519100 0.000000 0.519100 3,181,611
Shelby 2,328,081,040 1,467,890,191 0.000000 0.471200 0.079400 0.550600 8,082,204
Sherman 939,939,540 729,464,650 0.000000 0.439160 0.000000 0.439160 3,203,517
Smith 16,106,107,283 13,786,106,765 0.000000 0.323564 0.000000 0.323564 44,606,878
Somervell 3,763,037,690 3,248,630,911 0.000000 0.356649 0.000000 0.356649 11,586,210
Starr 2,417,673,780 1,809,236,370 0.258100 0.521100 0.000000 0.779200 14,031,616
Stephens 1,680,152,745 846,791,755 0.000000 0.771700 0.000000 0.771700 6,534,692
Sterling 1,367,976,880 781,108,620 0.000000 0.372590 0.000000 0.372590 2,910,333
Stonewall 873,081,395 402,272,965 0.085100 0.396300 0.000100 0.481500 1,937,446
Sutton 1,332,925,952 784,076,552 0.078926 0.366310 0.000000 0.445236 3,488,822
Swisher 546,115,149 283,743,296 0.040000 0.725000 0.000000 0.765000 2,169,625
Tarrant 137,446,716,226 125,947,908,094 0.000000 0.264000 0.000000 0.264000 332,502,477
Taylor 7,847,590,899 6,760,779,711 0.000000 0.464100 0.018500 0.482600 32,627,523
Terrell 795,358,013 459,556,393 0.000000 0.676000 0.000000 0.676000 3,106,601
Terry 1,548,668,982 1,381,270,705 0.000000 0.580000 0.000000 0.580000 8,011,370
Throckmorton 816,748,515 177,307,795 0.029720 0.776680 0.128910 0.935310 1,657,959
Titus 3,173,015,006 2,514,346,542 0.000000 0.399900 0.000000 0.399900 10,054,872
Tom Green 6,545,707,662 4,705,062,225 0.000000 0.525000 0.000000 0.525000 24,701,577
Travis 119,741,215,464 101,643,009,982 0.000000 0.500100 0.000000 0.500100 508,316,693
Trinity 1,356,363,164 697,360,044 0.000000 0.650000 0.000000 0.650000 4,532,840
Tyler 2,240,561,974 1,375,759,965 0.172250 0.458040 0.000000 0.630290 8,657,774
Upshur 2,752,947,793 1,879,790,391 0.000000 0.512200 0.000000 0.512200 9,628,286
Upton 5,305,571,683 5,201,060,576 0.000000 0.187200 0.000000 0.187200 9,736,385
Uvalde 2,800,199,332 1,267,683,386 0.126700 0.636000 0.000000 0.762700 9,651,303
Val Verde 2,957,187,533 1,932,434,463 0.018000 0.445700 0.000000 0.463700 8,957,611
Van Zandt 3,826,221,283 2,326,466,019 0.000000 0.470065 0.000000 0.470065 10,935,902
Victoria 7,067,095,986 5,715,302,797 0.000000 0.343600 0.055000 0.398600 22,781,197
Walker 3,443,328,895 2,459,400,995 0.000000 0.655500 0.000000 0.655500 16,121,374
Waller 4,721,238,986 2,725,387,832 0.034733 0.661092 0.000000 0.695825 18,956,000
Ward 2,689,386,860 2,613,705,060 0.038500 0.651500 0.000000 0.690000 18,032,757
Washington 5,163,575,372 2,711,766,136 0.000000 0.304400 0.138200 0.442600 12,002,277
Webb 17,465,488,498 15,270,664,255 0.000000 0.391593 0.014231 0.405824 61,972,020
Wharton 4,365,351,744 2,869,448,835 0.057710 0.384800 0.059640 0.502150 14,399,302
Wheeler 2,855,235,970 2,528,922,280 0.034340 0.192140 0.034620 0.261100 6,601,691
Wichita 6,930,459,231 6,329,242,472 0.000000 0.519664 0.000000 0.519664 32,890,795
Wilbarger 1,503,640,150 986,592,200 0.140860 0.300110 0.016120 0.457090 4,497,715
Willacy 1,103,322,068 676,366,343 0.000000 0.608440 0.000000 0.608440 4,115,283
Williamson 40,135,148,171 35,172,542,205 0.040000 0.449029 0.000000 0.489029 172,116,975
Wilson 3,641,277,108 2,479,533,418 0.000000 0.453300 0.000000 0.453300 11,239,725
Winkler 1,653,759,373 1,568,711,769 0.065600 0.655700 0.000000 0.721300 11,312,184
Wise 9,436,790,996 7,239,223,655 0.090000 0.288900 0.000000 0.378900 27,414,433
Wood 3,969,047,146 2,908,694,238 0.000000 0.501500 0.000000 0.501500 14,587,102
Yoakum 4,986,687,131 4,731,303,185 0.050539 0.318288 0.059640 0.428467 20,270,245
Young 2,036,014,960 1,144,522,780 0.000000 0.590168 0.000000 0.590168 6,754,607
Zapata 2,680,424,560 1,948,844,850 0.000071 0.726263 0.072455 0.798789 15,567,154
Zavala 1,503,864,458 391,856,059 0.000000 0.679800 0.050200 0.730000 2,860,549

2011 County Property Tax Report

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The Texas taxpayer funds the majority of county government via the property tax, or ad valorem tax, which is the largest revenue source for Texas counties.

According to the Texas Constitution, the county cannot levy a tax rate in excess of $.80 per $100 of property value for the county’s general fund, permanent improvement fund, road and bridge fund and jury fund. On top of the $.80, the county is authorized to levy a $.15 road and bridge tax and a $.30 farm-to-market road/flood control tax; however, these taxes are subject to voter approval. In addition, counties on the Gulf of Mexico can levy a special tax for construction of sea walls, breakwaters, or sanitary purposes, not to exceed $.50 per $100 valuation. Counties are also authorized by several statutes to levy certain special purpose taxes. However, these taxes when combined with the general fund tax may not total more than $.80 per $100 assessed valuation. Property tax rates across the state are as varied as the counties themselves, with some counties hovering in the 20- to 30-cent range and others approaching or even reaching the maximum 80 cents.

In tax year 2011, Texas’ cities, counties and school districts levied over
$35 billion in property taxes – 1.93 percent more than in 2010. Unlike other local governments, which can also collect sales taxes and fees, school districts’ only source of tax revenue is the property tax. In 2011, the state’s 1,024 school districts levied more than $22 billion in property taxes, or almost 62 percent of all property taxes levied by cities, counties and school districts in the state. Cities collected the second-largest share of the property tax in 2011 – $6.8 billion, an increase of less than 1 percent from the 2010 levy. Counties followed closely behind with a property tax levy of $6.7 billion, which is approximately 2.7 percent more than in 2010.  The following data was reported to the Office of the Texas Comptroller (M&O = maintenance and operations. I&S = interest and sinking fund).

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TAXING UNIT MARKET VALUE TAXABLE VALUE M&O RATE I & S RATE TOTAL RATE LEVY
Anderson County 3,715,082,981 2,558,985,653 0.48526 0.03574 0.521 13,330,369
Andrews County 4,757,144,258 4,400,258,677 0.4324 0 0.4324 19,022,063
Angelina County 4,883,692,895 3,571,818,840 0.4193 0.0329 0.4522 16,151,764
Aransas County 2,981,264,395 2,810,719,522 0.301383 0.068867 0.37025 10,400,859
Archer County 957,060,524 598,322,564 0.57709 0.07722 0.65431 3,909,114
Armstrong County 384,285,570 143,254,263 0.499965 0 0.499965 714,368
Atascosa County 3,125,360,902 2,020,442,611 0.6315 0.0277 0.6592 13,296,909
Austin County 4,352,867,220 2,370,227,170 0.4995 0.0384 0.5379 12,731,361
Bailey County 448,604,269 331,873,159 0.7114 0.0988 0.8102 2,684,005
Bandera County 3,423,913,246 1,821,323,476 0.628 0.0489 0.6769 12,337,620
Bastrop County 6,186,195,542 4,304,612,779 0.5201 0.0974 0.6175 26,580,984
Baylor County 685,054,400 171,979,290 0.67304 0 0.67304 1,154,051
Bee County 1,918,306,900 1,021,549,058 0.47278 0.07561 0.54839 5,601,810
Bell County 15,281,681,983 13,711,022,133 0.3454 0.0941 0.4395 60,259,941
Bexar County 107,266,015,859 97,446,720,097 0.258219 0.068647 0.326866 319,664,073
Blanco County 3,975,225,325 1,095,801,630 0.287 0.0649 0.3519 3,856,125
Borden County 1,076,412,010 644,574,800 0.289 0 0.289 1,862,822
Bosque County 2,567,515,241 1,231,476,195 0.4056 0 0.4056 4,994,867
Bowie County 5,386,011,537 4,135,364,258 0.26908 0.05712 0.3262 13,489,558
Brazoria County 25,680,313,868 19,577,780,582 0.430117 0.042984 0.473101 92,530,839
Brazos County 13,201,016,404 11,578,812,514 0.4367 0.0334 0.4701 54,431,998
Brewster County 890,295,505 585,794,557 0.304 0.0358 0.3398 1,990,530
Briscoe County 245,321,422 104,692,183 0.63 0 0.63 659,560
Brooks County 1,450,331,896 700,223,528 0.833 0.0611 0.8941 6,258,976
Brown County 3,326,092,055 2,102,412,222 0.4805 0.0364 0.5169 10,854,071
Burleson County 2,183,399,856 1,203,223,138 0.45936 0.00964 0.469 5,643,117
Burnet County 6,438,190,223 4,387,480,919 0.3404 0.032 0.3724 16,338,978
Caldwell County 2,422,787,708 1,655,190,830 0.6225 0.0684 0.6909 11,435,700
Calhoun County 3,914,082,195 3,171,155,296 0.453 0.037 0.49 15,538,660
Callahan County 1,359,259,530 513,347,588 0.46365 0 0.46365 2,365,541
Cameron County 17,052,051,375 15,824,552,928 0.34379 0.040501 0.384291 60,812,333
Camp County 983,549,868 746,065,450 0.395035 0 0.395035 2,947,220
Carson County 1,141,445,290 801,937,780 0.434603 0.07019 0.504793 4,046,923
Cass County 2,463,964,773 1,525,555,730 0.461209 0.03743 0.498639 7,607,016
Castro County 669,107,960 407,119,540 0.657 0 0.657 2,669,727
Chambers County 7,285,118,479 5,888,820,823 0.43014 0.2165 0.64664 38,062,615
Cherokee County 3,292,186,149 2,213,254,208 0.5392 0.0308 0.57 12,584,907
Childress County 515,203,977 267,491,057 0.3276 0.4224 0.75 2,006,183
Clay County 1,411,896,910 662,345,546 0.65518 0.073 0.72818 4,823,727
Cochran County 857,158,150 784,035,740 0.479 0 0.479 3,752,308
Coke County 929,866,860 352,275,231 0.533311 0 0.533311 1,877,093
Coleman County 1,274,787,496 357,609,002 0.8071 0 0.8071 2,866,224
Collin County 83,716,678,413 72,439,513,116 0.176046 0.063954 0.24 173,854,839
Collingsworth County 464,447,050 135,731,330 0.93278 0 0.93278 1,262,898
Colorado County 3,702,216,827 1,631,847,545 0.45206 0.03 0.48206 7,866,485
Comal County 13,612,118,199 10,098,911,114 0.304763 0.045658 0.350421 35,361,842
Comanche County 1,824,394,922 605,185,360 0.64886 0.05435 0.70321 4,231,850
Concho County 786,085,953 269,413,643 0.692926 0.039895 0.732821 1,972,017
Cooke County 4,670,305,658 3,025,291,390 0.4464 0.0206 0.467 14,128,094
Coryell County 3,328,250,400 2,144,960,163 0.40139 0.02141 0.4228 9,068,891
Cottle County 422,802,420 135,959,730 0.8033 0 0.8033 1,090,972
Crane County 2,282,525,450 2,244,688,020 0.29453 0 0.29453 6,610,662
Crockett County 2,242,146,350 2,056,001,870 0.52983 0 0.52983 10,891,147
Crosby County 745,688,829 393,306,512 0.5457 0 0.5457 2,146,273
Culberson County 438,439,660 263,364,780 0.85344 0 0.85344 2,247,144
Dallam County 997,366,002 452,084,602 0.445061 0.056739 0.5018 2,268,561
Dallas County 185,250,270,290 156,267,797,203 0.2293 0.0138 0.2431 379,887,015
Dawson County 1,287,224,450 1,089,447,190 0.553937 0 0.553937 6,028,015
Deaf Smith County 1,597,248,211 1,083,709,059 0.51 0 0.51 5,526,916
Delta County 367,522,996 196,181,709 0.929929 0 0.929929 1,819,538
Denton County 61,320,630,744 53,491,988,946 0.205657 0.0717 0.277357 148,363,776
DeWitt County 2,519,294,090 1,345,522,653 0.44919 0.08903 0.53822 7,235,518
Dickens County 805,238,480 308,510,130 0.50141 0 0.50141 1,546,900
Dimmit County 2,119,612,178 1,042,109,060 0.35 0.11 0.46 4,793,702
Donley County 501,898,044 197,165,749 0.515 0.058253 0.573253 1,127,605
Duval County 2,071,115,813 750,638,651 1.1096 0.0104 1.12 8,388,499
Eastland County 2,088,558,950 986,909,722 0.5874 0 0.5874 5,797,108
Ector County 11,943,735,770 10,858,565,194 0.326826 0.029546 0.356372 38,697,212
Edwards County 1,468,343,252 352,896,135 0.465 0.0182 0.4832 1,703,632
Ellis County 12,075,921,993 10,299,987,070 0.353845 0.059754 0.413599 42,566,796
El Paso County 38,815,972,595 35,004,024,581 0.361196 0 0.361196 126,433,137
Erath County 3,873,477,192 2,309,049,490 0.439 0.031 0.47 10,852,533
Falls County 1,124,234,520 525,013,734 0.83451 0.05067 0.88518 4,636,098
Fannin County 2,430,783,926 1,455,547,677 0.5972 0.0109 0.6081 8,851,185
Fayette County 4,643,879,180 2,259,769,182 0.3989 0.0108 0.4097 9,242,309
Fisher County 745,917,296 284,164,754 0.8 0 0.8 2,273,317
Floyd County 557,954,530 557,954,530 0.63881 0 0.63881 1,920,206
Foard County 460,258,790 83,573,050 0.95 0 0.95 793,944
Fort Bend County 50,652,312,095 39,870,525,337 0.41216 0.0688 0.48096 191,761,279
Franklin County 1,390,764,560 984,140,890 0.460698 0.012159 0.472857 4,647,750
Freestone County 4,893,762,880 3,748,372,346 0.25 0 0.25 9,370,931
Frio County 1,820,991,750 715,497,049 0.6541 0.0065 0.6606 4,725,018
Gaines County 6,244,181,854 5,951,350,187 0.352352 0 0.352352 20,970,596
Galveston County 24,962,880,517 20,190,977,742 0.489674 0.132126 0.6218 125,534,384
Garza County 1,171,639,582 845,384,168 0.37809 0 0.37809 3,196,313
Gillespie County 6,530,368,197 3,007,628,752 0.2729 0.0061 0.279 8,391,284
Glasscock County 1,701,544,089 1,402,662,934 0.3 0 0.3 4,207,989
Goliad County 1,963,592,250 911,310,320 0.6565 0 0.6565 5,982,752
Gonzales County 3,217,463,430 1,085,443,130 0.5901 0.0367 0.6268 6,803,557
Gray County 1,646,055,623 1,431,495,951 0.520521 0.009091 0.529612 7,576,910
Grayson County 9,614,277,655 6,501,330,854 0.48414 0.00676 0.4909 31,915,033
Gregg County 9,571,914,361 8,305,545,331 0.265 0 0.265 22,007,446
Grimes County 3,870,156,510 2,165,629,372 0.529061 0.0012 0.530261 11,468,845
Guadalupe County 11,140,903,526 8,649,602,931 0.3811 0.0195 0.4006 34,629,117
Hale County 2,422,449,428 1,973,859,879 0.4921 0 0.4921 9,713,304
Hall County 472,406,000 154,555,260 0.742 0 0.742 1,146,800
Hamilton County 1,776,649,309 503,610,209 0.5241 0.0358 0.5599 2,819,714
Hansford County 1,082,561,464 674,370,332 0.39107 0 0.39107 2,635,219
Hardeman County 657,235,820 351,524,860 0.660387 0.034613 0.695 2,443,098
Hardin County 3,426,546,705 2,590,632,741 0.537675 0.012325 0.55 14,248,479
Harris County 326,355,794,200 276,669,295,912 0.33444 0.05673 0.39117 1,082,247,285
Harrison County 7,588,469,595 6,294,648,098 0.29944 0.01746 0.3169 19,947,740
Hartley County 965,128,701 590,579,565 0.315 0.030896 0.345896 2,042,791
Haskell County 606,751,801 280,847,940 0.7329 0 0.7329 2,055,529
Hays County 14,036,650,753 11,407,697,047 0.3439 0.1252 0.4691 53,482,407
Hemphill County 2,306,765,990 2,057,907,217 0.512107 0 0.512107 10,536,887
Henderson County 6,908,717,491 5,514,616,396 0.445102 0.027556 0.472658 26,163,384
Hidalgo County 31,550,176,940 27,128,909,424 0.5225 0.0675 0.59 160,060,565
Hill County 2,935,667,574 2,012,390,472 0.439773 0.02808 0.467853 9,406,108
Hockley County 3,961,391,487 3,624,099,258 0.2571 0.0994 0.3565 12,919,914
Hood County 6,437,043,980 5,242,838,377 0.294059 0.054821 0.34888 18,309,518
Hopkins County 2,401,865,537 1,573,838,337 0.52407 0.0365 0.56057 8,818,499
Houston County 2,583,733,910 1,254,601,217 0.386 0 0.386 4,842,760
Howard County 3,056,379,159 2,561,354,563 0.400307 0.036413 0.43672 11,185,948
Hudspeth County 501,847,010 349,967,822 0.71295 0 0.71295 2,495,096
Hunt County 5,433,825,509 4,190,637,510 0.480855 0.026679 0.507534 21,268,911
Hutchinson County 2,895,169,870 2,224,457,440 0.44657 0 0.44657 9,933,760
Irion County 1,190,540,240 732,987,580 0.298621 0.112369 0.41099 3,012,172
Jack County 2,395,946,280 1,187,097,770 0.381262 0.068638 0.4499 5,340,752
Jackson County 1,970,956,779 1,206,841,300 0.5422 0 0.5422 6,537,635
Jasper County 2,598,566,091 1,764,739,919 0.6736 0.0146 0.6882 12,127,888
Jeff Davis County 478,531,700 226,684,150 0.5669 0 0.5669 1,285,072
Jefferson County 26,962,104,750 23,153,056,763 0.336439 0.028561 0.365 84,508,657
Jim Hogg County 683,614,110 419,988,807 0.993796 0.036204 1.03 4,323,780
Jim Wells County 2,492,397,551 1,964,957,471 0.548052 0.013087 0.561139 11,016,604
Johnson County 13,245,006,504 11,660,833,466 0.360687 0.018813 0.3795 44,219,160
Jones County 984,867,660 642,836,710 0.61464 0 0.61464 3,951,132
Karnes County 1,771,648,523 1,056,220,566 0.402 0.0249 0.4269 4,509,005
Kaufman County 7,992,600,870 5,900,713,277 0.093 0.4635 0.5565 32,836,940
Kendall County 6,426,112,357 4,309,597,370 0.343364 0.026636 0.37 15,945,510
Kenedy County 2,021,002,530 1,131,845,258 0.392049 0 0.392049 4,437,388
Kent County 1,077,775,240 710,604,500 0.561458 0 0.561458 3,989,151
Kerr County 5,991,210,462 4,060,184,667 0.3961 0.0482 0.4443 18,027,377
Kimble County 2,071,480,955 394,773,161 0.3185 0 0.3185 1,257,353
King County 669,217,340 252,552,250 1.01 0 1.01 2,550,492
Kinney County 1,175,217,104 187,943,805 0.6498 0 0.6498 1,220,905
Kleberg County 2,009,760,419 1,371,885,029 0.71792 0.03308 0.751 10,302,857
Knox County 421,502,664 168,642,194 0.76623 0 0.76623 1,288,346
Lamar County 3,760,365,231 2,722,893,370 0.3999 0.0193 0.4192 11,414,369
Lamb County 1,062,900,805 846,661,777 0.7943 0 0.7943 6,725,034
Lampasas County 2,174,488,480 1,115,015,641 0.52724 0.04879 0.57603 6,422,824
LaSalle County 1,937,170,149 920,479,185 0.75 0 0.75 6,903,593
Lavaca County 2,960,086,532 1,343,107,671 0.5265 0.0332 0.5597 7,495,003
Lee County 2,551,753,661 1,325,055,324 0.6018 0.0441 0.6459 8,558,532
Leon County 3,250,247,930 1,871,208,610 0.41777 0 0.41777 7,817,348
Liberty County 5,477,193,543 4,329,839,240 0.5151 0.0449 0.56 24,247,099
Limestone County 3,619,045,226 2,558,795,361 0.468 0 0.468 11,974,321
Lipscomb County 1,054,759,400 905,622,440 0.4423 0 0.4423 4,004,706
Live Oak County 2,212,066,992 1,258,114,982 0.40584 0.04416 0.45 5,654,157
Llano County 5,251,472,085 3,326,402,849 0.259 0.0161 0.2751 9,150,934
Loving County 713,525,120 699,716,030 0.5481 0 0.5481 3,835,144
Lubbock County 16,217,252,616 15,490,377,695 0.281946 0.047512 0.329458 51,034,289
Lynn County 549,400,550 317,806,430 0.76987 0.09123 0.8611 2,736,631
Madison County 1,482,558,732 690,500,916 0.6 0 0.6 4,143,005
Marion County 952,604,210 645,459,275 0.497246 0 0.497246 3,202,697
Martin County 3,180,120,520 2,912,785,560 0.24659 0 0.24659 7,180,285
Mason County 1,486,217,770 330,993,430 0.5685 0 0.5685 1,881,698
Matagorda County 5,771,866,868 4,490,606,644 0.2775 0.00412 0.28162 12,646,446
Maverick County 3,176,727,542 1,881,428,655 0.2991 0.1028 0.4019 7,561,462
McCulloch County 1,511,739,830 451,850,443 0.479182 0.044438 0.52362 2,365,979
McLennan County 14,987,391,175 11,417,115,171 0.428299 0.035959 0.464258 52,989,925
McMullen County 1,525,514,710 587,945,038 0.569708 0 0.569708 3,349,570
Medina County 4,599,731,772 2,147,929,960 0.5059 0.0281 0.534 11,451,305
Menard County 1,015,411,110 184,085,280 0.59112 0.0695 0.66062 1,215,894
Midland County 13,824,190,640 13,212,949,304 0.178764 0.019443 0.198207 26,186,344
Milam County 3,303,886,575 1,919,279,974 0.562179 0.037821 0.6 11,515,680
Mills County 1,274,091,790 298,919,760 0.6891 0.046 0.7351 2,197,359
Mitchell County 1,680,148,789 1,135,326,595 0.4 0 0.4 4,539,529
Montague County 2,903,372,252 1,507,242,252 0.3857 0.0168 0.4025 6,066,650
Montgomery County 38,300,930,703 35,101,086,471 0.4093 0.0745 0.4838 169,819,056
Moore County 2,727,814,358 2,302,691,750 0.4216 0.0083 0.4299 9,894,220
Morris County 1,155,542,590 1,025,517,583 0.232642 0 0.232642 2,385,784
Motley County 320,976,244 88,056,934 0.69197 0 0.69197 609,328
Nacogdoches County 4,780,407,130 3,095,934,170 0.356732 0.077568 0.4343 13,445,643
Navarro County 3,595,415,347 2,681,035,108 0.607 0.02 0.627 16,808,244
Newton County 2,065,847,183 846,910,614 0.576141 0.0262 0.602341 5,096,199
Nolan County 3,020,689,800 1,602,845,220 0.423023 0 0.423023 6,776,539
Nueces County 23,450,642,262 18,842,837,002 0.355259 0 0.355259 66,935,661
Ochiltree County 1,668,204,771 1,327,187,024 0.455 0 0.455 6,038,701
Oldham County 535,199,023 172,981,935 0.71 0 0.71 1,228,010
Orange County 5,825,104,170 4,923,986,210 0.63906 0.001 0.64006 31,514,339
Palo Pinto County 3,814,368,050 2,524,338,727 0.3064 0 0.3064 7,734,573
Panola County 5,289,808,510 4,376,414,228 0.4274 0 0.4274 18,703,398
Parker County 12,378,246,500 9,221,776,643 0.3466 0.0636 0.4102 37,756,244
Parmer County 972,156,631 653,476,916 0.4402 0.038 0.4782 3,118,864
Pecos County 4,433,941,190 3,601,819,760 0.58 0.11 0.69 24,852,556
Polk County 3,916,448,137 2,620,266,789 0.4874 0.1403 0.6277 16,447,414
Potter County 7,152,937,734 6,335,753,373 0.59713 0.03637 0.6335 40,136,998
Presidio County 412,163,803 281,599,593 0.54156 0.14064 0.6822 1,921,072
Rains County 856,028,136 567,105,344 0.6029 0 0.6029 3,448,276
Randall County 8,200,533,091 7,562,766,475 0.33217 0.04539 0.37756 28,553,982
Reagan County 2,307,326,735 2,048,060,947 0.325564 0.018991 0.344555 7,056,085
Real County 1,092,590,294 369,199,161 0.5321 0 0.5321 1,964,509
Red River County 1,268,463,894 430,563,210 0.74801 0 0.74801 3,209,143
Reeves County 961,435,800 841,339,490 0.33516 0 0.33516 2,819,833
Refugio County 1,577,062,810 1,075,323,140 0.581 0 0.581 6,247,628
Roberts County 807,752,559 743,456,360 0.571933 0.050731 0.622664 4,605,615
Robertson County 5,271,450,460 3,745,086,230 0.35281 0.02718 0.37999 14,230,953
Rockwall County 7,587,925,240 6,919,171,893 0.308 0.0784 0.3864 26,735,681
Runnels County 1,165,881,680 584,211,370 0.591331 0.031629 0.62296 3,639,403
Rusk County 6,124,414,270 4,601,792,260 0.3889 0.0318 0.4207 19,349,534
Sabine County 908,274,851 513,011,769 0.39643 0 0.39643 2,033,732
San Augustine County 744,943,580 521,390,630 0.37242 0.07228 0.4447 2,318,625
San Jacinto County 2,131,036,490 1,329,618,969 0.5797 0.0579 0.6376 8,462,626
San Patricio County 4,776,340,705 3,631,079,756 0.547601 0.034177 0.581778 21,124,823
San Saba County 1,417,078,050 302,347,012 0.765 0 0.765 2,310,887
Schleicher County 900,654,120 380,143,115 0.7489 0.042 0.7909 3,005,057
Scurry County 3,562,397,980 2,684,138,531 0.3559 0.043 0.3989 10,707,029
Shackelford County 1,502,526,148 561,052,484 0.4734 0 0.4734 2,656,022
Shelby County 2,230,008,357 1,385,993,493 0.5506 0 0.5506 7,631,280
Sherman County 938,011,410 681,904,140 0.45631 0 0.45631 3,111,597
Smith County 15,896,694,373 13,629,558,992 0.28772 0.036168 0.323888 44,144,506
Somervell County 3,833,951,980 3,670,633,379 0.29944 0.01746 0.3169 11,632,237
Starr County 2,572,855,070 1,966,093,150 0.6492 0.05 0.6992 13,690,592
Stephens County 1,476,058,351 847,663,591 0.6093 0.055511 0.664811 5,635,361
Sterling County 1,427,811,280 731,392,180 0.39998 0 0.39998 2,925,422
Stonewall County 649,293,960 281,670,740 0.5563 0 0.5563 1,566,935
Sutton County 1,352,630,269 807,312,780 0.429574 0 0.429574 3,465,812
Swisher County 519,048,180 270,267,545 0.745 0 0.745 2,012,419
Tarrant County 135,435,906,792 124,367,090,137 0.237071 0.026929 0.264 328,329,118
Taylor County 7,634,515,260 6,566,349,697 0.4642 0.0084 0.4726 31,032,569
Terrell County 879,870,489 542,414,694 0.5727 0 0.5727 3,106,409
Terry County 1,362,580,437 1,199,886,832 0.52525 0.02475 0.55 6,599,378
Throckmorton County 710,705,924 150,131,714 0.97255 0.06319 1.03574 1,554,513
Titus County 3,501,831,252 2,817,281,297 0.2524 0.1348 0.3872 10,908,513
Tom Green County 6,421,880,837 4,594,060,731 0.4691 0.0559 0.525 24,118,818
Travis County 116,480,196,936 98,362,223,164 0.4085 0.077 0.4855 477,548,593
Trinity County 1,298,567,815 654,451,218 0.6315 0.0185 0.65 4,253,933
Tyler County 2,117,407,452 1,260,414,955 0.6615 0 0.6615 8,323,147
Upshur County 2,805,988,510 1,907,090,009 0.4367 0.0334 0.4701 8,965,231
Upton County 4,052,623,192 3,871,792,252 0.2262 0.0078 0.234 9,059,994
Uvalde County 2,786,597,003 1,256,310,058 0.6167 0.1462 0.7629 9,572,177
Val Verde County 2,334,840,613 1,904,950,141 0.3837 0.08 0.4637 8,830,086
Van Zandt County 3,869,379,913 2,335,486,045 0.40922 0.060845 0.470065 10,978,303
Victoria County 6,518,442,089 5,311,588,994 0.3691 0.0295 0.3986 21,171,994
Walker County 3,394,108,332 2,439,189,402 0.5391 0.0145 0.5536 13,503,353
Waller County 4,678,359,535 2,681,825,663 0.680385 0.01544 0.695825 18,655,297
Ward County 1,901,768,410 1,845,947,063 0.76 0 0.76 14,027,285
Washington County 5,092,230,977 2,670,873,134 0.4193 0.0215 0.4408 11,754,197
Webb County 16,430,220,762 14,227,885,889 0.379373 0.040682 0.420055 59,769,481
Wharton County 4,195,441,715 2,805,879,041 0.51999 0.01023 0.53022 14,866,877
Wheeler County 2,653,453,350 2,313,983,580 0.2785 0 0.2785 6,442,982
Wichita County 6,700,665,983 6,124,584,940 0.534395 0 0.534395 32,729,476
Wilbarger County 1,432,891,630 908,015,220 0.46472 0.00834 0.47306 4,284,671
Willacy County 1,058,258,888 676,556,558 0.67368 0 0.67368 4,557,826
Williamson County 39,028,698,641 34,346,774,594 0.317687 0.17 0.487687 167,568,203
Wilson County 3,495,544,748 2,337,606,545 0.4322 0.0211 0.4533 10,596,370
Winkler County 1,514,450,001 1,430,295,608 0.6708 0.0605 0.7313 10,456,730
Wise County 9,375,491,981 7,133,846,711 0.38 0 0.38 27,119,819
Wood County 3,699,181,052 2,652,172,933 0.515 0 0.515 13,658,691
Yoakum County 4,355,510,397 4,102,483,586 0.36346 0.0193 0.38276 15,700,734
Young County 1,744,140,480 931,190,677 0.566493 0.088701 0.655194 6,101,105
Zapata County 2,863,322,229 2,121,318,889 0.76048 0 0.76048 16,131,402
Zavala County 1,432,273,460 330,768,561 0 0 0.73 2,414,611

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