WASHINGTON CO. PROPERTY OWNERS RECEIVING APPRAISAL NOTICES
Notices of appraised value have begun going out to property owners in Washington County, and values are on the rise.
Chief Appraiser Dyann White says property values are increasing on average between 10 and 13 percent, as there is high demand for property in Washington County.
White says there is about a two to three week lag in the timing of this year’s notices, primarily because of continued recovery from COVID-19, as well as her still being new to the Washington County Appraisal District after beginning in January.
White says with increasing values, it is important for those who are eligible to get their homestead exemptions.
The deadline for property owners to protest their appraised values is June 14th. Any information submitted with a protest will be reviewed by appraisers.
Anyone with questions or concerns is encouraged to visit the appraisal district office at 1301 Niebuhr Street, or call 979-277-3740. Resources for property owners are also available online at https://washingtoncad.org.