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Brown County Appraisal District Chief Appraiser Summary
As of 2024, the Brown County Appraisal District (CAD) paid its chief appraiser approximately $167,308. Each year, the district evaluates thousands of properties using a method called mass appraisal, which allows them to assess large volumes of properties efficiently. Because of the high volume of valuations and the limited number of appraisers, many property owners find they can successfully appeal their property taxes.
Small Number Appraisers = Opportunities for Property Owners
To minimize costs and delays, most cases are resolved informally without going before the Appraisal Review Board (ARB). Still, given the overwhelming number of appeals, many property owners have a strong chance of securing a reduction through the formal ARB process. By enrolling in the Property Tax Protection Program™, you can have one of Texas’s leading property tax experts represent your case.
Small Number Appraisers = Opportunities for Property Owners
To minimize costs and delays, most cases are resolved informally without going before the Appraisal Review Board (ARB). Still, given the overwhelming number of appeals, many property owners have a strong chance of securing a reduction through the formal ARB process. By enrolling in the Property Tax Protection Program™, you can have one of Texas’s leading property tax experts represent your case.
Chief Appraiser Summary
| BrownCAD Chief Appraiser for 2024 | |
|---|---|
| Chief Appraiser Salary | $167,308 |
| Receive a car allowance? | Yes |
| Monthly Car Allowance for Chief Appraiser | $1,200 |
| Retirement Package for Chief Appraiser? | Yes |
| Healthcare Package for Chief Appraiser? | Yes |
| How Many Years has Chief Appraiser Served? | 13 |