As of 2023, the Burnet Central Appraisal District (CAD) employs 14 staff members, including 11 appraisers. Of those, five focus on residential properties and only one on commercial properties. Each appraiser is responsible for valuing an average of 4,819 tax parcels annually, making labor the district’s largest expense. Given the high volume of properties and limited number of appraisers, there are frequent opportunities to challenge property descriptions, valuation models, and other assessment factors. This opens the door for many property owners to successfully appeal their property values.

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Burnet County Appraisal District Employee Summary

BurnetCAD Personnel or Full Time Equivalents	FTE
Number of Full-Time Staff	13
Number of Full-Time Appraisers	8
Tax Parcels per Appraiser	6,430
Number of Residential Appraisers	5
Number of Commercial Appraisers	0.25
Full-Time Staff for Exemptions	1
Full-Time Staff for ARB	1
Full-Time Staff for Mapping	1
Full-Time Staff for IT	1
Full-Time Staff for Customer Service	2
Full-Time Staff for Administration	1

BurnetCAD Reported salaries	Annual salary
Median Salary for RPA Appraiser	$44,000
Highest Salary for RPA Appraiser	$53,500

Defined Benefit Plan?

Yes