Camp Central Appraisal District
Local Appraisal District
O’Connor is the leading company representative for the Camp Central Appraisal District property owners because:
- O’Connor takes an aggressive approach to challenging property tax assessments, utilizing every available avenue—including informal discussions, Appraisal Review Board (ARB) hearings, binding arbitration, the State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH), and court appeals—to pursue reductions.
- O’Connor specializes in lowering property tax burdens for both residential and commercial property owners. We currently assist homeowners in Texas, Illinois, Georgia, and New York, while offering commercial tax reduction services in 45 states. In 2024 alone, we saved our clients over $190 million.
- Our deep relationships with appraisal district staff, combined with powerful data insights, give us a strategic advantage. With access to over 50 million property sales records, our proprietary software provides compelling evidence that supports successful tax appeals and keeps us in step with appraisal district expectations.
- Our expertise allows us to gather and present sales data and evidence of unequal appraisals in a format that aligns with the standards required by the Camp County Appraisal District and its Appraisal Review Board. This targeted approach helps maximize the chance of a successful protest.
Camp Central Appraisal District
Local Appraisal District
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Yes, O’Connor can help you reduce your property taxes
- Yes – there is NEVER a fee unless we reduce your property taxes
- Simple on-line enrollment in just 2 or 3 minutes
- We do all the work and you just share in the savings. We file the protest and attend the hearing. No flat fee; just pay half of first year property tax savings
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- O’Connor saved clients over $213 million in 2025!
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Potential Tax Savings For Your Property
Potential Tax Savings For Your Property
May be over-assessed by
8.65% *
Potential Tax Savings
$764 *
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- Simple, online enrollment in just minutes, or call us at 713.290.9700 if you prefer.
- No fees ever unless we reduce your property taxes, not even a nickel. We promise.
- Aggressive property tax consultants with hundreds of years collective experience. We understand the people and process to negotiate lower property taxes for you. Our interests are properly aligned. We never, ever get paid unless you reduce your property taxes.
Benefits of O’Connor :
- Simple, online enrollment in just minutes, or call us at 713.290.9700 if you prefer.
- No fees ever unless we reduce your property taxes, not even a nickel. We promise.
- Aggressive property tax consultants with hundreds of years collective experience. We understand the people and process to negotiate lower property taxes for you. Our interests are properly aligned. We never, ever get paid unless you reduce your property taxes.
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Camp Central Appraisal District’s formal and informal hearing 2024 results are displayed below:
- In 2024, the combined total tax savings from Camp County informal and formal hearings was $100,000. In 2024, property owners in Camp County contested the taxed value of 410 accounts.
- In Camp County, 24% of property owners submitted formal protests to the Appraisal Review Board (ARB), while 6% of informal appeals were successfully resolved in favor of the homeowner.
- Informal appeals through Camp CAD resulted in $10,000 in total property tax savings for homeowners. Formal protests resolved by the ARB also yielded $10,000 in tax reductions.
- The percentage of protested parcels in Camp County rose to 2% in 2024.
Save With O’Connor
1,148
Average HCAD Tax Savings
Average Property Tax Savings from Protesting (Informal + Formal)
Residential Property
343
Commercial Property
1,966
Disclaimer: O’Connor is a property tax consultant and is not affiliated with any appraisal district. Data for graphs provided by Texas comptroller.
Single Family Commercial / Other Total
Disclaimer: O’Connor is a property tax consultant and is not affiliated with any appraisal district. Data for graphs provided by Texas comptroller.
Single Family Commercial / Other Total
2024 County Appraisal District Statistics
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County: Camp -
Street Address: 143 Quitman St. Pittsburg, TX 75686-1361 -
Mailing Address: 143 Quitman St. Pittsburg, TX 75686-1361 -
Phone: 903-856-6538
Major Cities:
Pittsburg, Rocky Mound
Anderson County Texas totals 8 square miles, with a 2020 population of about 7,076. Adjacent counties include Henderson, Houston, Freestone, Cherokee, and Leon County. The total market value of real property and personal property in Anderson County in 2020 was $4,900,000,000. Anderson County 2020 property taxes are estimated to total $58,600,000 million based on an effective tax rate of 2.4% including homestead exemptions. Anderson County property owners protested the noticed value for 214 houses and 1,100 commercial and BPP properties. Anderson County Appraisal Review Board appeals were successful for 17.05% of the owners. Property owner property tax protests in Anderson County results in savings of $16,062,679 million in 2020, or $12,355 per account protested. The 2020 budget for Anderson was $1,200,000 including 13 employees.
Camp Property Tax Values
Average Camp Property Tax Values
1,148
Average Texas Property Tax Values
1,148
Frequently Asked Questions
File a Notice of Protest before the deadline and provide supporting evidence explaining why your property is overvalued.
You may attend an informal meeting followed by a formal hearing if needed. The review board determines the final value.
Residential, commercial, and business personal properties can all be protested under the same process.
Comparable sales, property condition photos, and unequal appraisal data can strengthen your case significantly.
Yes, you can appeal through arbitration or district court if you disagree with the final decision.
