Tarrant County Appraisal District Employee Summary – 2022

The main cost component for the Tarrant Appraisal District (TAD) is labor. Tarrant CAD has a total of 212 employees, including 122 appraisers as of 2022. The Tarrant CAD budget increased from $20 million in 2013 to $26 million in 2022, a 31% increase. However, they have over 1,832,461 tax parcels of real property to value annually. There are opportunities to appeal the property and/or valuation models, since there are so many valuations, few appraisers, and few ways to view property other than photography. Property tax appeals save Tarrant County owners over $451 million annually.

Are You Getting Your Share?

Every year, large owners of commercial real estate appeal 72% of the property's worth. They take this action because, in the over 40 years since Tarrant CAD was founded (around 1980), it has shown to be effective. Homeowners with high values are more likely to file an appeal, but only approximately 28% of homeowners do so. With O'Connor, there is no minimum valuation required to speak with a qualified property tax consultant. Join the Property Tax Protection Program™. You don't pay a charge until we lower your property taxes that year; there are no upfront costs or flat rates. Enroll with O'Connor right now to avoid regretting missing deadlines.

Tarrant County Appraisal District Employee Summary

TAD Personnel or Full Time Equivalents	FTE
Number of Full-Time Staff	212
Number of Full-Time Appraisers	122
Tax Parcels per Appraiser	15,020
Number of Residential Appraisers	45
Number of Commercial Appraisers	49
Full-Time Staff for Exemptions	NA
Full-Time Staff for ARB	NA
Full-Time Staff for Mapping	NA
Full-Time Staff for IT	NA
Full-Time Staff for Customer Service	NA
Full-Time Staff for Administration	NA

TAD Reported salaries	Annual salary
Median Salary for RPA Appraiser	$81,494
Highest Salary for RPA Appraiser	$161,366

Defined Benefit Plan?

Yes