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Ector County · Texas

Ector County homestead exemption

In Ector County, you apply for the homestead exemption with the Ector County Appraisal District; the deadline is April 30.

Office
Ector County Appraisal District
Deadline
April 30
State exemption
$140,000 off assessed value
Renewal
Renews automaticallyStatewide rule

Ector CAD's deadline sheet lists April 30 as the deadline to file for a homestead exemption.

Ector CAD asks for a Texas driver's license or state ID showing the home's address with Form 50-114. If the over-65 exemption is granted, the disabled exemption is removed.

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Local homestead amounts in Ector County

Ector County local exemptions
ExemptionTaxing unitAmountSource
Ector County ISD homestead exemption
Ector CAD lists 20% or $5,000 plus the $140,000 state exemption for Ector County ISD. Owners 65 or older or disabled get another $60,000.
Ector County ISD20% of valueSource
City of Odessa homestead exemption
The City of Odessa gives 20% or $5,000. Owners 65 or older get $15,000; disabled owners get $5,000.
City of Odessa20% of valueSource
Ector County homestead exemption
Ector County gives 20% or $5,000. Owners 65 or older get $25,000; disabled owners get $3,000.
Ector County20% of valueSource
Ector County over-65 exemption
Ector County gives $25,000 off taxable value to owners 65 or older.
Ector County$25,000 off assessed valueSource
Odessa College homestead exemption
Odessa College gives 20% or $5,000. Owners 65 or older get $40,000; disabled owners get $10,000.
Odessa College20% of valueSource
Ector County Hospital District homestead exemption
The hospital district gives 10% or $5,000. Owners 65 or older get $25,000; disabled owners get $10,000.
Ector County Hospital District10% of valueSource

Estimated yearly savings

On Ector County ISD taxes alone

About $1,391 a year

Exemption
State school homestead exemption: $140,000 off taxable value · source
Tax rate
Ector County ISD 2026 rate: $0.9939 per $100 of value · source

$140,000 ÷ 100 × 0.9939 = $1,391

This assumes your home's value is at least $140,000. It covers one taxing unit only; county, city and other local exemptions add to it. Your bill shows the real figure.

How to check if you already have it

Look up your account on Ector CAD's property records search and check the exemptions listed.

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Texas rules that apply here

  • You have an ownership interest in the home.
  • You live in it as your principal residence.
  • You do not claim a homestead exemption on any other home, in or outside Texas.
  • Your driver's license or state ID address must match the home's address (some waivers apply).

Full Texas homestead guide: amounts, senior and veteran exemptions, late filing and portability.

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