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Sep 28, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
Professional audit services for Travis Central Appraisal District for fiscal years 2026, 2027, and 2028.
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City
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Austin
County
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Travis
Address
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850 E Anderson Ln
Zip Code
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78752
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Travis Central Appraisal District
The meeting addressed several key items, including the approval of the consent agenda, which covered the minutes of the February 11, 2021 meeting, the Taxpayer Liaison Report, the Section 25.25B Report, accounting statements, and the personnel report. Regular agenda items included discussions and possible actions concerning 2021 Appraisal Review Board (ARB) member and ARB Chair appointments, the 2021 ARB report on protest season plans, 2021 ARB budget amendments and per diems, and procedures for ARB reimbursement requests for non-hearing expenditures, which was tabled. A resolution concerning Section 41.12(c) appraisal records approval was adopted, setting a threshold percentage for determining record approval. Discussions also covered the chief appraiser's report (including 2021 notices of appraised value and 87R legislative bill tracking) and litigation/appeals. Future agenda items were noted, such as the 2022 Budget Work Session and protest updates. Additionally, the board reviewed and considered budget line item transfers, and received a Personnel Status Report detailing recent promotions, new hires, and separations.
The agenda for the Regular Meeting included several key items. Under the Consent Agenda, items included approval of the minutes from the June 8, 2021 meeting, Taxpayer Liaison Report, Section 25.25B Report, Accounting Statements, Budget Line Item Transfers, and the Personnel Report. The Regular Agenda featured discussion and possible action on the 2022 Proposed Budget, a Chief Appraiser Report covering the 2021 protest season, 2022 field work, and software conversion. Further discussions involved adjustments to the 2021 pay schedule, legislative priorities, and authorization for litigation and appeals matters under the Texas Property Tax Code. The minutes from the June 8, 2021 meeting detailed discussions regarding various taxpayer complaints about protest processes, ARB conduct, and assessment fairness, as well as the approval of the 2022 proposed budget. Financial documents presented included the June 2021 Unaudited Financial Statements, showing a budget surplus of $1,749,571, and the Governmental Fund Balance Sheet as of June 30, 2021.
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The meeting included the discussion and approval of several consent agenda items, such as the Taxpayer Liaison Report, Section 25.25B Report, Accounting Statements, Budget Line-Item Transfers, and the Personnel Report. Key discussions involved the ARB Chair report on the 2021 protest season and new officers, the appointment/reappointment of Appraisal Review Board Members, and a presentation of the Government Finance Officers Association Triple Crown Award. Actions were taken to approve the purchase of new field devices (iPad devices) and new Audio-Visual and Video Conferencing Equipment. The renewal of the deed processing automation contract was approved. The board also discussed and approved actions related to the 2020 property value study results and potential appeals. Further actions included the appointment and compensation of the Taxpayer Liaison Officer, approval of a contract for the Appraisal Review Board Administrator, and approval of a contract for legislative services. During executive session, the board discussed personnel matters, specifically the performance review and compensation of the Chief Appraiser, resulting in a salary increase, merit lump sum, and vacation/sick time rollover approval. They also discussed litigation and appeals related to pending and anticipated lawsuits, concluding with no action needed at that time.
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