The practical part
Uvalde County offices and deadlines
Appraisal district & tax office →
The Comptroller's official directory for Uvalde County: who sets your value and who sends the bill.
Homestead exemption →
File Form 50-114 with the appraisal district. It is free. The regular deadline is April 30, and late filing is allowed for up to two years.
Protest your appraisal →
The usual deadline is May 15, or 30 days after your notice arrives, whichever is later.
Estimate a tax bill →
Model a bill from local rates, the homestead exemption, and the appraisal cap.
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A little of what makes this place itself
Uvalde County · State Park
Garner State Park is on the Frio River in this county
Garner State Park sits along 2.9 miles of the Frio River and draws families for swimming, camping, and tubing.
Uvalde County · Military History
Fort Inge protected this region in the 1800s
Fort Inge was a U.S. Army frontier post on the Leona River that helped open Uvalde County to settlement.
Uvalde County · Agriculture History
Goats and guajilla honey built an unusual farm economy
At the turn of the twentieth century, Uvalde County's Angora goats supplied mohair while local bees worked the guajilla brush.
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- Stories & local character Outdoors Garner State Park is on the Frio River in this county Garner State Park sits along 2.9 miles of the Frio River and draws families for swimming, camping, and tubing.
- Practical Outdoors Deer hunting in Uvalde County follows a split-zone system U.S. Highway 90 divides Uvalde County into two deer hunting zones with different bag limits and season lengths.
- Stories & local character History & Culture Fort Inge protected this region in the 1800s Fort Inge was a U.S. Army frontier post on the Leona River that helped open Uvalde County to settlement.
- Practical Money & Taxes Uvalde CAD Handles Appraisals and Property Tax Collections Uvalde CAD handles values, exemptions, protests, and property tax collections; the county tax office handles other services such as registration.
- Good to know Home & Property Five rivers run through Uvalde County Uvalde County has five named river systems, which shape property values, flood risk, and water supply.
- Stories & local character History & Culture Goats and guajilla honey built an unusual farm economy At the turn of the twentieth century, Uvalde County's Angora goats supplied mohair while local bees worked the guajilla brush.
- Practical Home & Property A groundwater district oversees wells in Uvalde County If you plan to drill a water well in Uvalde County, you must work with the local groundwater conservation district.
- Stories & local character History & Culture Uvalde County was established in 1856 Uvalde County was carved from Bexar County in 1856 and named its seat after a Spanish colonial governor.
- Practical Money & Taxes Homestead exemption can lower your tax bill If you own and live in your home in Uvalde County, you may qualify for exemptions that lower your property tax bill.
- Practical Cars & Driving Register your vehicle at the county tax office Uvalde County residents renew vehicle registrations through the county Tax Assessor-Collector office.
- Practical Money & Taxes Thirteen taxing units can appear on your tax bill A Uvalde County tax bill can stack several local rates on one parcel, not just the county rate.
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