SCAD releases 2020 Appraisal Roll

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The Scurry County Appraisal District (SCAD) released its 2020 Certified Appraisal Roll this week for taxing entities in Scurry ounty.

The district’s seven entities, in order from largest to smallest net taxable value, are Scurry County, Scurry County Junior College District (Western Texas College), the Scurry County Hospital District (Cogdell Memorial Hospital), Snyder ISD, the City of Snyder, Hermleigh ISD and Ira ISD. 

Most of the entities received lower valuations than last year, with only the City of Snyder posting a slightly higher value than in 2019. 

Six of the seven entities reported a downward adjustment in taxable value due to property under tax freeze status due to protests, with only the Scurry County Hospital District showing no difference between its gross and net taxable values.

For Scurry County, SCAD reported a real estate and personal property taxable value of $1,790,424,804, a decline since 2019 of 1.47 percent, and mineral taxable value of $1,018,996,098, a drop of 24.7 percent, for a gross taxable value of $2,809,420,902, a decrease of 11.38 percent. The county’s net taxable value is $2,766,485,842, a drop of 11.46 percent.

For Western Texas College, SCAD reported a real estate and personal property taxable value of $1,884,408,774, a 1.39 percent decrease since 2019, and mineral taxable value of $1,018,996,098, a decline of 24.7 percent, for a gross taxable value of $2,903,404,872, an 11.05 percent decrease. The college’s net taxable value is $2,846,315,131, a decline of 10.91 percent.

According to SCAD, the Scurry County Hospital District had a real estate and personal property taxable value of $1,678,454,313, a drop since 2019 of 1.64 percent, and a mineral taxable value of $1,018,996,098, a decline of 24.7 percent, for a gross taxable value of $2,697,420,411, down 11.84 percent. The net taxable value and percent change was the same as the gross value.

For Snyder ISD, SCAD reported a real estate and personal property taxable value of $1,450,827,423, down 1.94 percent since 2019. 

Mineral taxable value for the district was $902,515,554, down 25.71 percent, for a gross taxable value of $2,353,342,977, down 12.7 percent. The net taxable value was $2,251,647,288, down 14.37 percent. The taxable values reported only reflect Snyder ISD’s property and mineral values in Scurry County. The school district also owns property in Kent County and the Kent County Appraisal District determines taxable value of that property.

According to SCAD, the City of Snyder had a real estate and personal property taxable value of $647,983,906, an increase of 6.39 percent since 2019. Mineral taxable value for the city was $1,852,596, down 27.53 percent, for a gross taxable value of $649,836,502, an increase of 6.69 percent. The net taxable value was $622,040,485, up 2.08 percent.

For Hermleigh ISD, SCAD reported a real estate and personal property taxable value of $185,462,970, down 4.7 percent since 2019. 

Mineral taxable value for Hermleigh was $59,460,067, down 12.55 percent, for a gross taxable value of $244,923,037, down 6.73 percent. Net taxable value was 242,455,190, down 6.77 percent.

For Ira ISD, SCAD reported a real estate and personal property taxable value of $79,119,461, a decline of 2.09 percent since 2019. Mineral taxable value for Ira was $55,558,553, a decline of 18.34 percent, for a gross taxable value of $134,678,014, a drop of 9.52 percent. Net taxable value was 132,974,376, down 9.37 percent.