Texas special district data
Every Texas water district TCEQ maps (MUD, WCID, FWSD, LID, management and other districts) and Fort Worth PIDs, joined to each district's tax rate, debt and website from the Texas Comptroller, as one statewide file refreshed monthly.
- 2,805 districts (2,020 active), 1,388 with matched tax rates and debt (72.3% of active taxing districts).
- GeoJSON lines, GeoPackage and CSV, plus the match table, so you can audit every join.
- Stable ids, a source and date on every record, and a published accuracy check.
What you pay for is the work around the public records: one schema across agencies, the Comptroller match, validation, change tracking and monthly delivery. The underlying TCEQ map is public; our coverage notes say exactly what is in the file.
Prices
Will your users see this data in your product?
No: internal use
$4,800 a year
Analysis, underwriting, compliance checks and your own systems.
Yes: display in your product
$9,600 a year
Everything in internal use, plus showing district names, rates and boundaries to your users (listing pages, closing software, reports).
Enterprise
from $15,000 a year
Title underwriters, MLSs and platforms: SLA, pipeline downloads, redistribution to your clients, other states as we add them.
Buying means you agree to the Texas District Data Licence terms. Card or US bank account through Stripe; renews yearly until cancelled. Need an invoice or PO? Pay by invoice. After payment, sign in to your dashboard with the same email; downloads need two-step sign-in. Just need lookups? The API comes with the Growth plan ($49 a month).
What's in each record
| Field | What it is |
|---|---|
id | Stable district id (tx-wd-<TCEQ number> or tx-pid-fortworth-<n>) |
name, type, type_label, status | As TCEQ or the city records them |
counties, county_fips | Every county the district reaches |
created, boundary_changed | Dates from TCEQ |
mapped_acres | Area of the mapped boundary (EPSG:3083) |
tax | Total, maintenance and debt-service rate per $100, with the report year |
debt | Outstanding principal, with the report year |
website | From the district's Comptroller filing |
disclosure | Statute for the purchaser's notice |
comptroller | The matched Comptroller record, method and score |
warnings, source, as_of | Data-quality flags and provenance |
geometry | MultiPolygon, WGS84 |
Sources
- TCEQ Water Districts (statewide): TCEQ public-domain policy
- City of Fort Worth Public Improvement District boundaries: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0)
- Texas Comptroller Special Purpose District Public Information Database (SPDPID): Texas Comptroller open data files (Gov't Code §403.0241)
Boundaries come from TCEQ and city records: they are approximate and not a survey. Tax rates and debt are self-reported by each district to the Texas Comptroller. PinSharing doesn't decide whether a notice is required for a sale; confirm with the district's own notice form (Water Code §49.453 requires districts to post it) or the appraisal district.