Texas County, Missouri
Texas County, largest of Missouri’s 114 counties, comprises 1179 square miles of Ozark Highland. With the same name as the second largest of the fifty states, it exceeds the …
County History - Texas County, Missouri
Texas County, largest of Missouri’s 114 counties, comprises 1179 square miles of Ozark Highland. With the same name as the second largest of the fifty states, it exceeds the …
Collector/Treasurer - Texas County, Missouri
In Missouri counties with township form of government the offices of the County Collector and County Treasurer are combined into one office. The Collector/Treasurer has two distinct …
Sheriff - Texas County, Missouri
The Texas County Sheriff’s Office is entrusted with enforcing the law and preserving the peace in the largest county in the state of Missouri. Texas County is comprised of over 1000 miles of …
County Clerk - Texas County, Missouri
The County Clerk maintains a permanent record of the proceedings of the County Commission (formerly the County Court), the governing body of Texas County. These records date back to …
Assessor - Texas County, Missouri
The assessor’s job is to place a value on all taxable real and personal property within the county as of January 1, this is the assessment date set by the state statute. All county Assessor’s …
Townships - Texas County, Missouri
Texas County is one of twenty-two counties in Missouri that operates under the township form of county government. There are currently seventeen townships in Texas County. A township is …
Budget & Finance Reports | Texas County, Missouri
Our offices will be closed on the following holidays: January 1 – News Year’s Day January 15 – Martin Luther King Jr February 19 – President’s Day
Circuit Clerk - Texas County, Missouri
The Texas County Circuit Clerk’s Office is comprised of 7 different divisions: Civil; Criminal; Traffic; Juvenile; Probate; Jury; Accounting; The office is located in the Justice Center on the …
Personal Property Tax (tangible property) - Texas County, Missouri
The Collector’s office will certify that you have no delinquent personal property tax that you can present to the license bureau to obtain Missouri license plates. Contact the Assessor’s office …