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Reeves County 2024 Category G Worksheets: Two ISDs, Strata, and Ratios

The Reeves County 2024 final-findings route separates Category G worksheets by school district, then separates property rows, G1 strata, stratum totals, and category totals inside each worksheet.

Reeves County 2024 Category G Worksheets: Two ISDs, Strata, and Ratios

Direct answer for mineral owners

The Texas Comptroller Reeves County 2024 final-findings index routes to two separate Category G worksheets: one for Pecos-Barstow-Toyah ISD and one for Balmorhea ISD. Each worksheet displays G1 strata 2 through 5, property-row labels, and a Category G totals table with sample, stratum, and ratio fields. Keep the districts, years, rows, and aggregation levels separate; the worksheets serve the School District Property Value Study and do not state a private mineral-interest value.

Key takeaways for mineral owners

  • The current PVS page links 2025 and 2024 final findings; the 2025 findings were certified on August 27, 2026.
  • The current Reeves 2025 county page lists summary and deduction-detail routes but no Category G worksheet routes.
  • The Reeves 2024 county page separately links Category G worksheets for Pecos-Barstow-Toyah ISD and Balmorhea ISD.
  • The two worksheets posted for 2024 display G1 strata 2 through 5 and separate property-row, stratum-total, and category-total fields.
  • The article reproduces no property identifier or property-specific value and makes no private mineral valuation or tax conclusion.
Reeves County Category G worksheets

Public worksheet guide, not a mineral valuation. This article identifies the current official route to the two Reeves County 2024 Category G worksheets and explains their displayed structure. It reproduces no property identifier or property-specific value. It does not establish ownership, acreage, a property connection, appraisal-roll status, tax, protest rights, legal effect, market value, a private mineral-interest value, an offer, or a transaction result. MRX provides educational information and resources only and does not buy mineral rights.

The direct answer is: the Texas Comptroller’s Reeves County 2024 final-findings page routes to two separate Category G worksheets: one for Pecos-Barstow-Toyah ISD and one for Balmorhea ISD. Both pages display G1 strata 2 through 5, property-row labels, stratum totals, and a Category G totals table. Read them as two dated school-district study records, not as one countywide owner statement or a private mineral valuation.

Direct answer: keep five identity fields attached

Identity fieldRecord before reading the tableStop before inferring
Findings year2024 Final FindingsThat the page is the newest overall PVS release
County195 Reeves CountyA connection to a particular owner or tract
School districtPecos-Barstow-Toyah ISD or Balmorhea ISDThat the two worksheet rows may be merged
Category and stratumCategory G, G1, and the displayed stratumA private mineral classification or value
Aggregation levelProperty row, stratum total, or category totalThat a total is a property-specific result

The School District Property Value Study overview explains that the PVS estimates school-district taxable property value and supports the distribution of state education funding. That purpose is the first boundary. A PVS worksheet is not a third-party offer model, a reserve report, a deed analysis, or a private mineral appraisal.

Resolve the 2025-versus-2024 date question first

The 2025 PVS Final Findings overview says the Comptroller certified the 2025 findings on August 27, 2026. The Reeves County 2025 final-findings index currently identifies the same two school districts but exposes only a School District Summary Worksheet and Deduction Detail under each one. It does not expose a Minerals Category Worksheet link.

The Reeves County 2024 final-findings index has a different link inventory. Under each school district, it includes a Minerals Category Worksheet in addition to summary, deduction, confidence-interval, stratified-ratio, field-study, productivity, and utilities routes.

That is why this article’s title says 2024. It describes the posted 2024 Category G worksheet pair. It does not say the 2024 PVS is the newest release or that the absence of a Category G link on the current Reeves 2025 page proves anything about an owner, property, category, appraisal, or tax result.

Follow the county index into two separate district pages

The 2024 county index separates:

  1. 195-901 Pecos-Barstow-Toyah ISD, labeled as a split district; and
  2. 195-902 Balmorhea ISD.

Each district has its own Category G route:

Do not copy a row or total from one page into the other. The district label, county, findings year, category, stratum, and aggregation level form the source identity.

Both pages display the same three structural layers

The two worksheets share a visible hierarchy:

LayerLabels visible on the official pagesWhat the layer does not establish
Property rowsProperty ID, Local Value, PTAD Value, RatioOwner identity, title, acreage, a private appraisal, or offer value
Stratum sectionsCATEGORY G1 - STRATUM 2 through STRATUM 5, followed by stratum totalsThat one stratum applies to an owner or that a row can be generalized to another property
Category totalsSample Parcels, Stratum Parcels, sample and stratum value fields, Stratum Ratio, Category RatioA tax bill, market trend, reserve value, sale price, or recommendation

This article names the labels so a reader can orient within the official page. It intentionally omits the displayed property IDs and property-specific values. To evaluate a particular public record, use an authorized controlled workspace and verify the exact page, row, year, district, and official context.

Read sample fields and stratum fields as different evidence levels

The Category G totals table separates sample fields from stratum fields. Its headings include Sample Parcels, Stratum Parcels, Sample Local Value, Sample PTAD Value, Stratum Local Value, Stratum Ratio, Stratum PTAD Value, and Category Ratio.

Those labels should not be flattened into a single number. A sample-property row, a stratum total, a modeled stratum field, and a category ratio occupy different evidence levels. Preserve the heading attached to every observation. If a copied figure loses its heading, district, findings year, or aggregation level, stop and return to the official page.

The worksheet also displays a Comp Code column in its Category G totals area. This article records the label only. It does not decode a code, apply a ratio, recalculate a value, or decide whether a sampling or comparison method is appropriate.

A ratio label is not a private value conclusion

The official pages place ratio labels beside local and PTAD value fields. That structure belongs to the PVS and its school-district taxable-value purpose. It does not answer:

  • who owns a mineral interest;
  • whether a property row matches a deed, division order, lease, well, or owner;
  • what acreage or decimal is correct;
  • what a current appraisal-roll account states;
  • what tax is due or whether an exemption applies;
  • whether a protest is available or advisable;
  • what reserves, production, commodity assumptions, or discount rate apply; or
  • what a buyer should offer for a private mineral interest.

For the statewide definition boundary among G1, G2, and G3, use Texas Comptroller Category G1, G2, and G3 Mineral Classification Boundary Table. For a source-separated owner research log, use Reeves County Mineral Records: A Source-by-Source Search Log. Those articles own different jobs and should not be merged into the PVS worksheet reading path.

Use a seven-field worksheet citation record

Before retaining a Category G observation, record:

FieldExample of the required scopeStop condition
PublisherTexas Comptroller of Public AccountsStop if the issuer is unclear
ProgramSchool District Property Value StudyStop if the data is being presented as a private valuation
Findings year2024Stop if the year is missing or silently updated
County and codeReeves County, 195Stop if county identity is assumed from a copied row
School districtExact district name and codeStop if the two district pages are combined
Table layerProperty row, stratum, or category totalStop if aggregation level is missing
Retrieval evidenceURL, access timestamp, retained hash, and bounded noteStop if the observation cannot be reproduced

This citation record improves provenance. It does not validate a property connection or authorize publication of personal or property-specific data.

Controlled retrieval record

The six official HTML objects retained for this review total 760,522 bytes. Their individual hashes and roles are:

ObjectBytesSHA-256 prefixRole
PVS overview132,561d6c9a622d6fdProgram purpose and year routes
2025 final overview140,04407daabdf4bd2Current certification context
Reeves 2025 index118,636767d992e87c0Current Reeves link inventory
Reeves 2024 index119,92172854500f8ddTwo-district Category G routing
Pecos-Barstow-Toyah worksheet125,482a9558e6b5bfdFirst district’s displayed structure
Balmorhea worksheet123,8781230ffd5134dSecond district’s displayed structure

Hashes identify the retrieved bytes; they do not prove that a statement is complete, that a record applies to an owner, or that the source will never change. Use the live official page for current work and preserve a new timestamp and hash when the evidence changes.

Evidence claim ledger and source status

Claim IDEvidence labelControlled observationBoundary
C292-01PROGRAM-PURPOSEThe PVS overview states a school-district taxable-value and education-funding purpose.No private mineral valuation purpose is inferred.
C292-02CURRENT-RELEASEThe 2025 final overview records August 27, 2026 certification.The 2024 worksheet is not called the newest PVS release.
C292-03LINK-INVENTORYThe Reeves 2025 index exposes summary and deduction routes for both districts, without Category G worksheet links.Link absence is not converted into a property or appraisal conclusion.
C292-04ROUTING-ONLYThe Reeves 2024 index links separate Minerals Category Worksheets for two school districts.Routing does not validate a row, value, ratio, or owner.
C292-05DISTRICT-SEPARATIONOne worksheet belongs to Pecos-Barstow-Toyah ISD and one to Balmorhea ISD.The pages are not merged.
C292-06STRUCTURE-OBSERVATIONBoth pages display G1 strata 2 through 5.No stratum is assigned to a private interest.
C292-07FIELD-LABELBoth pages display property-row local value, PTAD value, and ratio labels.Property IDs and property-specific values are not republished.
C292-08AGGREGATION-LABELBoth pages display sample, stratum, and category-total fields.Aggregation levels are not flattened or applied.
C292-09SOURCE-BOUNDARYThe worksheet structure serves the PVS context.No ownership, tax, protest, legal, market, offer, or transaction conclusion is made.
C292-10RETRIEVAL-EVIDENCESix controlled HTML objects total 760,522 bytes and have recorded SHA-256 identities.File identity does not establish substantive applicability.

Retrieval, originality, and creative evidence

The rejected family-decision identity is not published. The replacement title, slug, and keyword were absent before implementation. The nearest canonical title is Karnes CAD 2024 Annual Report: Category G Parcel and Ratio-Study Table Crosswalk at token-Jaccard 0.2000. That article owns a local annual-report crosswalk; Article 292 owns the official Reeves PVS route and the two district worksheet structures.

All six current official HTML objects were retrieved and hash-locked. The two worksheet sources were independently checked for the exact district, G1 stratum, property-row, sample, stratum, and ratio labels used here. The straight-on two-folio hero and strict-overhead field-key image are materially different compositions. Deterministic typography adds the exact canonical title to the hero and the exact primary keyword to the in-body image. The hero is the canonical visible, Open Graph, Twitter, schema, featured, and share asset; the inline image is not a social asset.

Sources reviewed for this article

Use the current official page for the exact findings year, county, district, category, stratum, row, and aggregation level. Keep that public study record separate from owner, title, appraisal-roll, tax, protest, private-value, offer, and transaction evidence.

Frequently asked questions

Why does Reeves County have two Category G worksheets for 2024?

The official county index separates the final findings by school district and links one Minerals Category Worksheet for Pecos-Barstow-Toyah ISD and another for Balmorhea ISD.

Are the Reeves County Category G worksheets the latest PVS release?

No. The Comptroller certified 2025 final findings on August 27, 2026. The current Reeves 2025 county page lists summary and deduction-detail routes but no Category G worksheet routes, so this article precisely covers the posted 2024 worksheet pair.

What structure appears in both 2024 worksheets?

Both pages display G1 strata 2 through 5, property-row columns, stratum totals, and a Category G totals table with sample, stratum, and ratio labels.

Does a Category G ratio state the value of my mineral interest?

No. The worksheet belongs to a school-district taxable-value study. It does not identify your ownership, confirm a property connection, or state a private mineral-interest or offer value.

Can this article calculate a tax bill or support a protest?

No. It identifies public worksheet structure only and does not supply the property-specific account, exemptions, taxing-unit rates, procedural facts, deadlines, or professional analysis required for those questions.

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