Court raises over‑65 and disabled homestead exemption to $450,000
April 29, 2026 | Chambers County, Texas
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The Chambers County Commissioners Court on April 28 approved an increase in the county's over‑65 and disabled homestead exemption from $400,000 to $450,000.
Commissioner Hammond moved the change, noting the court has adjusted the exemption over recent years; Commissioner Dagley seconded the motion and the court voted in favor. The motion carried as presented with no recorded opposition at the time of the vote.
The change will be reflected in county property‑tax administration and considered in upcoming tax‑rate and budget actions.
Commissioner Hammond moved the change, noting the court has adjusted the exemption over recent years; Commissioner Dagley seconded the motion and the court voted in favor. The motion carried as presented with no recorded opposition at the time of the vote.
The change will be reflected in county property‑tax administration and considered in upcoming tax‑rate and budget actions.
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