Denton Central Appraisal District

We've implemented a new plat search system, which you can find linked on the left menu. This new system provides a more flexible way to locate abstracts and subdivisions.

Property detail pages now contain a link to the plat associated with the property if we have a plat on file for that abstract/subdivision.

Effective January 1, 2008, HB 1010 requires an appraisal district's boundary to be the same as that of the County in which it resides.  This means that each appraisal district will only appraise properties located in the county in which they serve, resulting in a single property appraisal.  Additionally, this will benefit the taxpayer by limiting the need to conduct appraisal related business with multiple appraisal districts.  There will be only one place to file exemptions, value disputes, notice of mailing address corrections, ownership updates...etc. 

As a result of this law, all appraisal information concerning property located outside the Denton County boundary is no longer appraised by Denton CAD.  For appraisal information on properties located outside of Denton County, please contact the appraisal district in which the property is located.