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Cibolo city tax rate rises in appraisal district’s 2026 summary

Cibolo’s listed city rate rose for 2026, adding $28.90 annually for homeowners per 100,000 of unchanged taxable value.

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The Guadalupe Appraisal District’s Oct. 15 unofficial summary lists Cibolo’s 2026 city property tax rate at $0.5515 per $100 of taxable value, up from $0.5226 in 2025. The figures appear in its jurisdiction rate summary.

At an unchanged taxable value of $100,000, the listed rate difference would add $28.90 to the annual Cibolo city tax calculation. At an unchanged $300,000 taxable value, the difference would be $86.70 for the year. These examples isolate the city rate; they are not estimates of a household’s full property tax bill.

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Unofficial tax rate summaryGuadalupe Appraisal District jurisdiction rates, Oct. 15, 2026
For official tax rates & questions regarding the tax rate or associated calculation of levy, please contact the appropriate Tax Assessor-Collector for each taxing jurisdiction.
Guadalupe Appraisal District ↗
The appraisal district lists Cibolo’s city rates for 2025 and 2026 and labels the summary unofficial.

The listed rates differ by 2.89 cents for each unit of taxable value. An actual city tax bill also depends on the property’s taxable value and applicable exemptions, so its year-over-year change could differ from this constant-value calculation.

The appraisal district calls its table unofficial and directs questions about official rates and tax calculations to the appropriate tax assessor-collector. Residents can use the Cibolo row of the linked summary to check the listed rates; the next verification point is Cibolo’s official adopted-rate record before treating the table as the city’s final rate authority.

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