Travis County Appraisal District Employee Summary – 2022

The main cost component for Travis Central Appraisal District (CAD) is labor. As of 2022, Travis CAD employed 143 people, of which 76 were appraisers. From $13 million in 2013 to $22 million in 2022—a 70% increase—was the Travis CAD budget. Every year, they have to appraise more than 1471,081 tax parcels. There are chances to protest the property description and value model since there are so many appraisals, so few appraisers, and limited time. Every year, property tax appeals in Travis County help owners save over $408 million.

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Owners of large commercial properties get 94% of the property's yearly appeal value. They take this action because, since Travis CAD was founded in the early 1980s, it has been successful for more than 40 years. Homeowners that have high values homes are more inclined to appeal; however, 49% of homeowners file an appeal. With O'Connor, there is no minimum value required to speak with a qualified property tax consultant. Join the Property Tax Protection Program™. Never pay a charge until we lower your annual property taxes. Enroll now to avoid regretting missed deadlines

Travis County Appraisal District Employee Summary

TravisCAD Personnel or Full Time Equivalents	FTE
Number of Full-Time Staff	143
Number of Full-Time Appraisers	76
Tax Parcels per Appraiser	6,198
Number of Residential Appraisers	51
Number of Commercial Appraisers	15
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

TravisCAD Reported salaries	Annual salary
Median Salary for RPA Appraiser	$65,374
Highest Salary for RPA Appraiser	$140,670

Defined Benefit Plan?

Yes