McLennan County · MCAD · Waco, TX
MCAD raised values across Waco, Woodway, Hewitt, and Bellmead again this year. Parity pulls their own comparable data, runs the Equal and Uniform analysis, and tells you in 60 seconds whether you have a case — and exactly what to say.
Critical Date
File your Notice of Protest with MCAD by May 15th or 30 days after your notice was mailed — whichever is later. Missing this date means the proposed value is final. File online at mclennancad.org or in person at 315 S 26th Street, Waco.
MCAD Contact
Chief Appraiser: Jim Halbert
Taxpayer Liaison: Azucena Barrientos
Phone: 254-752-9864
Address: 315 S 26th Street, Waco, TX 76710
Hours: Mon–Fri, 8:00am–5:00pm
How to File Your Protest
Why McLennan County Homeowners Protest
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McLennan County homeowners who protest receive a reduction
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Cost to run your Parity analysis and file your own protest
May 15
Hard deadline — after this date, the proposed value is locked
The Argument That Wins in McLennan County
Under Texas Tax Code §41.43, you do not have to prove your home is worth less than MCAD's Market Value to win a protest. You only have to prove that MCAD is valuing your home higher than comparable properties in Waco, Woodway, Hewitt, or your neighborhood. If your neighbors are being assessed lower per square foot, your value must come down to match.
Parity builds this argument automatically using MCAD's own data. The analysis is based on the same statutory adjustment grid that the ARB uses to evaluate protests.
Enter your address. Get your result. File before May 15th.
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