209 NE 26th St, La Mesa, TX 79331 Property Records

Dawson County property record for 209 NE 26th St, La Mesa, TX 79331

Property Summary

Property Type	Commercial
Details	800 sqft · built 1978
Lot Size	0.157 acres (6,839 sqft)
Owner	Individual Name on File
Tax Bill	$366 (2025)
Flood Zone	Zone X (minimal risk)
APN	`10083-05160-00000-000000`

Property Details

APN / Parcel Number

Primary APN	`10083-05160-00000-000000`
Alternative APN	`4127`

Interior

Building Area	800 sqft Total Area

Exterior

Year Built	Built 1978
Lot Area	6,839 sqft (0.157 acres)
Lot Dimensions	123 ft deep x 55 ft wide

Location & Zoning

Account Number	10083-05160-00000-000000
Old Parcel Number	100830516000000000000
Street Address	209 NE 26TH ST
City	LAMESA
State	TX
Zip	79331
Property Category	Commercial
Property Type	Commercial > Retail
Legal Description	LOT 6 (LESS W/5) BLK 5A FIRST NORTHRIDGE (209 NE 26TH ST) (SWIMMING POOL)
Legal Block	5A
Legal Lot Number	6
Jurisdiction	DAWSON TX
Township / Civil Division	LAMESA
Census Block Group	1
Census Block	1002
Census Tract	950401

Owner

Source: Dawson County records · APN 10083-05160-00000-000000

Assessment roll updated September 1, 2025 · Last verified January 2026

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Owner of Record	Individual Name on File
Owner Type	Individual

Deeds, Mortgages & Sale History

Assessor's Deed Record

Deed Names	Verified Name on Deed
Record Updated	Jun 08, 2026

Tax Assessment & Valuation

Source: Dawson County records · Assessment roll updated September 1, 2025 · Last verified January 2026

Property Jurisdictions

Type	Name
State	Texas
County	Dawson County
Municipality	Lamesa City
Unified School District	Lamesa Independent School District (PK - 12)

Tax Bill & Assessment History

Assessed value and assessed market value are set for property tax purposes and are not market price estimates.

Year	Tax Bill	Assessed Value	Assessed Market Value
2025	$366.00 (-82.27%)	$13,140 (-78.3%) Land $3,830 Building $9,310	$13,140 (-78.3%) Land $3,830 Building $9,310
2023		$60,550 Land $3,430 Building $57,120	$60,550 Land $3,430 Building $57,120
2022	$2,064.00

Flood & Wildfire

Source: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer, Dawson County (48115C), updated February 4, 2011 · FEMA OpenFEMA NFIP redacted claims and policies, census block group 481159504011, refreshed September 2026 · USDA Forest Service Wildfire Risk to Communities, 2nd edition (2024), fuels as of 2020 · Last verified October 2026

Flood

FEMA Flood Zone	Zone X minimal risk
Flood Insurance Requirement	Not required lenders may require it
Nearby Flood Policies	8 in force
Nearby Flood Claims	1 (1994)
Most Recent Claim	Sep 1994 · rainfall accumulation

Wildfire

Wildfire Risk	Low lower than 99.1% of the US · lower than 99.3% of Texas
Wildfire Likelihood	Under 0.01% annual chance
Exposure	None beyond ember reach

Values are read at the parcel center point; flood claims are located to the census block group, not this parcel; lenders make the official flood determination.

Internet Providers

Source: FCC Broadband Data Collection, availability as of December 31, 2025 · sampled at 90 locations within half a mile · Last verified October 2026

Provider	Max Down / Up (Mbps)
Poka Lambro Telephone Cooperative Fiber · Fixed Wireless	1,000 / 1,000
Verizon Fixed Wireless	300 / 20
AT&T Fixed Wireless	100 / 20

May also be available: T-Mobile USA, Uniti Group.

Drinking Water

Source: EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System via ECHO, 2026 Q3 · EPA community water system boundaries v3.0, March 2026 · Last verified October 2026

Water System	CITY OF LAMESA serves 9,442 people
Water Source	Purchased surface water from LUBBOCK PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM
Last State Inspection	Sep 2025
Lead	2 ppb (2025) action level 15 ppb

Violations Reported to EPA

Water Quality	None last 10 years
Treatment and Procedure	None last 10 years
Monitoring and Reporting	8 last 3 years

Results are for the whole water system as reported to EPA, not water tested at this address; lead at the tap also depends on the building's own pipes. The full violation and enforcement history is in the system's EPA record.