Texas · Childress County · Local exemptions · Updated Oct 2026
Childress County, TX property tax exemptions (2026)
The property tax breaks that are set or run locally in Childress County, on top of Texas’s statewide rules: what each is worth here, who qualifies, where to apply and the deadline.
What is different in Childress County
Childress County itself grants no local homestead, 65+ or disabled exemption beyond state law (2025 list). Childress ISD, the largest school district, gives only the state school exemptions ($140,000; +$60,000 for 65+/disabled). 1 of the 6 taxing units listed offer a local homestead exemption; details for every unit are in the table.
Apply at
Childress Appraisal District
Phone
940-937-6062
Local breaks
Local options offered by other taxing units
Tax year
2025
We could not confirm all of Childress County’s local rules yet. Some facts on this page rest on limited sources. Call the office below before you rely on them.
Neither the county nor the largest school district lists a local option, but these units do: Childress County Hospital District (see the table of taxing units)
Set by
city / special district
Tax year
2025
Who qualifies
Homeowners inside those units
How to apply
File Form 50-114 with the county appraisal district (no fee); one application covers every taxing unit that taxes your home. Attach a copy of your Texas driver's license or ID showing the home's address.
Generally by April 30 of the tax year (Tax Code §11.43(d)); a late application can be filed up to two years after that year's taxes become delinquent (§11.431).
Renewal
One-time; you do not reapply each year unless the appraisal district asks you to.
Roughly what an exemption could save you a year: the value it takes off, times your tax rate.
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Questions about property tax exemptions in Childress County
What property tax exemptions are there in Childress County?
Childress County itself grants no local homestead, 65+ or disabled exemption beyond state law (2025 list). Childress ISD, the largest school district, gives only the state school exemptions ($140,000; +$60,000 for 65+/disabled). 1 of the 6 taxing units listed offer a local homestead exemption; details for every unit are in the table. Local breaks here: Local options offered by other taxing units.
Where do I apply for a property tax exemption in Childress County?
Childress Appraisal District Phone: 940-937-6062 Address: 1710 Avenue F N.W., Childress, TX 79201-3756. Also: Texas Comptroller, Property Tax Assistance Division, which state rules and forms.
When is the deadline to apply in Childress County?
Local options offered by other taxing units: Generally by April 30 of the tax year (Tax Code §11.43(d)); a late application can be filed up to two years after that year's taxes become delinquent (§11.431).
Do I have to reapply every year in Childress County?
Local options offered by other taxing units: One-time; you do not reapply each year unless the appraisal district asks you to.
Do Texas’s statewide exemptions apply in Childress County too?
Yes. The statewide breaks on our Texas page apply here as well, for example General Residence Homestead Exemption, Age 65 or Older or Disabled Residence Homestead Exemption and School Tax Ceiling (tax freeze) for Age 65 or Older or Disabled. This page adds what Childress County sets or runs itself.
Good to know in Childress County
In Childress County the hospital district is the only unit whose 2025 recap shows a local homestead exemption and a local over-65 exemption; the county, Clarendon College and the groundwater district show none.
Median effective tax rate for Childress County: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2020–2024 5-year estimates, county figures as published by Tax Foundation. The rate is property taxes paid divided by home value.