REAGAN COUNTY, TEXAS

What REAGAN COUNTY, TEXAS does

Reagan County, Texas is a county government entity headquartered at the Reagan County Courthouse (300 N. Plaza Avenue, Big Lake, Texas 76932), delivering state-mandated public services to residents and property owners within its jurisdictional boundaries. Core functions include property tax assessment and collection, county and district court administration, elections management, law enforcement through the County Sheriff, 24/7 fire and emergency medical services, property records management, road maintenance, and justice of the peace proceedings. The County Tax Assessor-Collector centrally processes payments on behalf of seven distinct taxing entities — the Reagan County General Fund, Special Road & Bridge, Reagan County Hospital District, Reagan County Water Supply District, Santa Rita Underground Water Conservation District, City of Big Lake, and Reagan County Independent School District — generating revenue through property taxes supplemented by recording fees, court appointment fees, and other transaction-based county charges.

The county's technology footprint consists of a public-facing website at co.reagan.tx.us, built on the ezTaskTitanium content management system, which functions as a transparency portal for treasurer reports, audits, budgets, debt schedules, utility reports, election information, public notices, and bid postings, with archived financial documents covering fiscal years 2018 through 2026. The county is committed to WCAG 2.1 AA web accessibility standards and relies on a partnership with the Texas Association of Counties (TAC-CIRA) for shared website hosting and digital services. No public APIs, mobile applications, or commercial products are offered, and no AI/ML capabilities are present in the documented technology stack.

Governance is administered by elected officials including County Judge Jim O'Bryan as presiding officer of the Commissioners Court, four precinct County Commissioners, and a slate of county officers — County Attorney (Michele Dodd), County and District Clerk (Tammy Hodge), County Chief Appraiser (Jacquelyn Botello), Tax Assessor-Collector (Cynthia Aguilar), Justice of the Peace (Patty Davenport), County Treasurer (Leticia Quiñónez), County Auditor (Ginna Hruska), and County Sheriff — alongside the 112th Judicial District's Judge Pedro (Pete) Gomez, Jr. and District Attorney Stephen Dodd. The county collaborates operationally with multiple special-purpose districts within its boundaries and coordinates joint election administration with the City of Big Lake.

Name

REAGAN COUNTY, TEXAS

Legal name

Reagan County, Texas

Website

https://co.reagan.tx.us

Company type

Private

Founded year

1901

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Reagan County, Texas is a county government entity headquartered in Big Lake that delivers mandated public services including property tax administration, law enforcement, fire and EMS, elections, and judicial services to residents and property owners within its jurisdictional boundaries.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

County Government Services

NAICS

Executive Offices (92111), Other General Government Support (92119)

akta.pro primary industry

Mayor/City Manager & General Administration (BPAIACAA)

akta.pro secondary industry

Municipal Tax & Revenue Administration (Local) (BPAIACAD)

Keywords

• Local government services
• Property tax administration
• County court services
• Election administration
• Emergency services

Headquarters

HQ city

Big Lake, Texas

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

1. Property Tax Revenue: County collects property taxes from residents and businesses within Reagan County boundaries. Tax Assessor-Collector processes tax payments for the county and multiple special districts including Reagan County General Fund, Special Road & Bridge, Reagan Hospital District, Reagan County Water Supply District, Santa Rita Underground Water Conservation District, City of Big Lake, and Reagan County ISD.
2. County Fees and Assessments: County collects various fees including recording fees for property records, court appointment fees, and other county services.

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

Reagan County, Texas is a county government entity that delivers mandated public administrative services to residents and property owners within its jurisdiction. Its core functions include property tax assessment and collection across multiple special districts, operation of county and district courts, elections administration, law enforcement through the County Sheriff, fire and EMS emergency response, and maintenance of vital and property records through the County Clerk.

Product overview

Reagan County, Texas is a county government entity that operates an official website providing public administrative services, including county offices, district court information, financial transparency (treasurer reports, audits, budgets, debts), election administration, public notices, fire and EMS services, property search, and employment opportunities. The county website serves as an informational portal for residents to access government services, official documents, and public records. No commercial products or services are offered.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Property Tax Administration Assessment and collection of property taxes for Reagan County General Fund, Special Road & Bridge, Reagan Hospital District, Reagan County Water Supply District, Santa Rita Underground Water Conservation District, City of Big Lake, and Reagan County ISD.
• County and District Court Services Administration of the 112th District Court, Justice of the Peace Court, and related clerk functions including probate, guardianship, and vital records processing.
• Elections Administration Voter registration and election administration for Reagan County, managed by the Elections Administrator.
• Fire and EMS Services 24-hour, 365-day fire protection and emergency medical services dispatched from 811 N. Main Ave, Big Lake, Texas.
• Property Records and Appraisal Property valuation, appraisal, and public property records access through the Reagan County Appraisal District.
• Recording and County Fee Services Recording fees for property records, court appointment fees, and other transactional county services.

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

• Texas Association of Counties (TAC-CIRA)minorOthersThe Texas Association of Counties provides website hosting and digital services through CIRA (County Information and Resources Agency). Their logo and link appear on the county website footer indicating a membership/partnership relationship for technology and resources.
• Reagan County Appraisal DistrictcoreOthersLinked entity responsible for appraising property values within Reagan County for taxation purposes. Located at 409 E 2nd Street with phone (325) 884-3275.
• 112th District CourtcoreOthersJudicial district serving Reagan County with Judge Pedro (Pete) Gomez, Jr. presiding. Located in Ozona, Texas.
• Reagan County Hospital DistrictminorOthersSpecial district within Reagan County for hospital services taxation and administration. Tax worksheets and financial documents maintained by county.
• Reagan County Water Supply DistrictminorOthersSpecial district providing water supply services within the county. Tax worksheets maintained by county.
• Santa Rita Underground Water Conservation DistrictminorOthersSpecial district for water conservation efforts. Tax worksheets maintained by county for this entity.
• Reagan County Independent School DistrictminorOthersLocal school district for which the county maintains tax worksheets and related documents.
• City of Big LakeminorOthersMunicipal entity within Reagan County for which the county maintains tax worksheets and partners on joint elections.

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Broad incumbents

• Texas Association of Counties (TAC): Statewide membership association that provides shared services, technology hosting (via CIRA), training, and policy support to all 254 Texas counties — including Reagan County. Operates at a broader scope than any single county and shapes the regulatory and operational environment in which Reagan County functions.
• Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts: State-level tax administration and oversight body that sets the property tax framework Reagan County operates within. Broader in scale and scope, but directly comparable in its core function of administering taxes and providing financial transparency.

Others

• Tyler Technologies: Large vendor of integrated software systems to county governments, including appraisal, tax billing, court, and financial management modules that compete with the in-house and TAC-CIRA hosted solutions Reagan County relies on. Adjacent as a potential technology partner or replacement platform.
• Granicus: Government technology vendor offering communication, records management, and digital services to counties and municipalities — adjacent competitor/partner in the same government technology stack that Reagan County depends on.
• CivicPlus: Provider of government websites, content management, and citizen engagement platforms competing with ezTaskTitanium (Reagan County's current CMS) for the small-county website market. Adjacent as a peer vendor serving the same customer segment.
• OpenGov: Provider of budgeting, financial transparency, and procurement software to state and local governments, directly relevant to Reagan County's published budgets, audits, and debt disclosures. Adjacent as a potential technology partner for the county's financial transparency function.

Direct peers

• Crockett County, Texas: Adjacent rural West Texas county with a similarly small population base, oil-and-gas dependent tax base, and matching slate of county offices (judge, commissioners, sheriff, tax assessor, fire/EMS). Directly comparable in scale, service mix, and economic exposure.
• Sutton County, Texas: Small rural West Texas county with a comparable slate of county services, oil-and-gas and ranching economic base, and reliance on TAC-CIRA-style shared services for digital infrastructure. Functionally analogous in operations and scale.
• Terrell County, Texas: Small rural West Texas county on the Rio Grande border, operating under the same Texas county-government statutory framework with a similarly limited population and tax base. Comparable in structure, staffing constraints, and service scope.
• Irion County, Texas: Neighboring small rural West Texas county sharing the Permian Basin economy, with the same county-government structure (Commissioners Court, county judge, sheriff, tax collector). Closely comparable in population size, revenue profile, and service delivery model.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat2 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance1 record

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles13 records

Funding overview

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