Stay healthy, Grayson County
In light of recent concerns about the coronavirus (COVID-19), all residents should know about the precautions we are taking to ensure that our employees and Grayson County property owners stay healthy. As a result of these efforts and to comply with federal, state, and local orders, and to prevent the spread of COVID-19, only our Lobby and Appraisal Review Area are open to the public.
We are offering several ways for property owners to conduct Grayson CAD business during this time, including:
- Online: Property owners can find key information and submit important documents via our website. Upload forms, documents, supporting files to our upload folder General Taxpayer Folder make sure you include GCAD Property ID and Owner ID for verification.
- Email: Property owners can submit requests and applications by emailing us at webmaster@graysonappraisal.org
- Phone: Property owners can reach our customer service department by calling us at 903-893-9673.
- Fax: Property owners can reach via fax 903-892-3835.
- Office Dropbox: Property owners can drop off documents at the secure dropbox available outside our office (512 North Travis, Sherman, TX).
Appraisal District staff is available to assist you during our normal business hours by phone at 903-893-9673 or via email at webmaster@graysonappraisal.org. Exemption applications, Business Personal Property renditions, Notices of Protest and other documents can be submitted via email or in person to our office.
Please be sure to include the property address and/or account number in addition to your phone number and/or email address so we may contact you should additional information be needed.
Furthermore, the District will be delaying the mailing of Notices of Appraised Value. Notices will be delayed a few weeks and are scheduled to be sent mid to late May.
**Important Note**- We do not plan to have any in-person informal meetings this year. We will only accept requests in protest form.
Currently, our online protest portal is closed as of June 15, 2020 deadline accept for those with alternate deadlines. You may also file your protest in written form by the deadline either on your notice or as required by Texas Property Tax Code1.
Grayson Central Appraisal District’s priority is to protect the safety and health of its staff and the public we serve. Keep checking back with us for updated information and additional changes. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this time.
1 Sec 41.44 (a) Except as provided by Subsections (b), (c), (c-1), and (c-2), to be entitled to a hearing and determination of a protest, the property owner initiating the protest must file a written notice of the protest with the appraisal review board having authority to hear the matter protested:
