13-SECTION MUNICIPAL PROPERTY, MARKET, FLOOD & HAZARD HUB • CHEROKEE COUNTY, TX

Cherokee County, Texas — Property Hazard, Flood Zone, Soil, Water & Market Guide

Q: How many EPA-regulated facilities are in Cherokee County, TX?

U.S. EPA records track 1 regulated facilities in Cherokee County, Texas, including 0 high-risk sites (0.0%), 0 active violators (0.0%), and 0 RCRA hazardous waste handlers (0.0%).

Q: Which ZIP codes in Cherokee County, TX have the most EPA-tracked sites?

Within Cherokee County, regulated facilities are primarily concentrated across local postal codes.

Q: How can I check a specific house or commercial property in Cherokee County, TX?

Enter the exact street address in Cherokee County into the FullPropertyReport radius scanner to screen all EPA ECHO, FRS, RCRA, TRI, USDA soil foundation shrink-swell, drinking water (SDWIS), FEMA flood zone, and county radon records within 0.5 to 3.0 miles.

Q: Is tap water safe in Cherokee County, TX and how many EPA water permits exist?

In Cherokee County, TX, federal registries track 0 Safe Drinking Water (SDWIS) facilities, 0 Clean Water Act NPDES permits, and 0 impaired water body dischargers.

Q: What is the soil foundation risk and FEMA flood disaster history in Cherokee County, TX?

USDA regional soil screening for Cherokee County indicates a HIGH shrink-swell foundation signal, and Dallas County has recorded 3 federal FEMA disaster declarations (1 flood/severe storm declarations). Run an address scan to unlock exact parcel soil LEP %, water table depth, and flood zone.

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What Are the Major Property, Flood, Soil & Environmental Risks in Cherokee County, TX?

Public U.S. EPA records track 1 regulated facilities in Cherokee County, Texas (Dallas County), including 0 High-Risk sites (0.0%) and 0 active violators. In addition to industrial waste, Cherokee County properties are screened for Tap Water & Watershed Permits (0 systems), USDA Soil Foundation Shrink-Swell (HIGH signal), 3 County FEMA Disaster Declarations, and EPA Zone 3 — Low Potential (< 2.0 pCi/L).

Total EPA Sites

1

High-Risk (0.0% vs 1.6% State)

0

Active Violators (0.0%)

0

Drinking & Clean Water

0

Federal Penalties

$0

Cherokee County, TX 6-in-1 Flood, Soil Foundation, Tap Water & Radon Signals

🔒 Parcel-Level Soil LEP %, Water Table Depth & Flood Zone Require Street Address Scan

🌊 Flood Zone & FEMA Disaster History

Dallas County: 3 FEMA Declarations (1 Flood/Storm)

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🪨 USDA Soil, Foundation & Water Table

Shrink-Swell Risk Signal: HIGH • Pipe Corrosion: High

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🚰 Tap Water (SDWIS) & PFAS Check

0 SDWIS Systems • 0 NPDES Permits

🔒 0 Impaired Water (303d) & 0 Violation Dockets Locked

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☢️ EPA Radon & Karst Sinkhole

EPA Zone 3 — Low Potential (< 2.0 pCi/L)

Non-Karst Coastal / Alluvial Clay Formation (Low Sinkhole Risk; Primary Factor is Clay Shrink-Swell)

🔒 0.25-Mi Vapor Intrusion Buffer Locked

📊 Cherokee County, TX Statistical Risk Graphs & Multi-Hazard Telemetry

SOURCE: EPA ECHO • USDA SSURGO • FEMA NRI • USGS (November 05, 2026)

1. Municipal Regulatory & Water Program Mix

RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators 0 (0.0%)

Clean Water (NPDES) & Drinking Water (SDWIS) 0 (0.0%)

Active EPA Non-Compliance Dockets 0 (0.0%)

High-Risk Enforcement Facilities 0 (0.0%)

2. FEMA NRI & USGS Hazard Index (1–10) Very High (99.7/100)

🌊 Flood Exposure 9/10 • Very High Hazard

🔥 Wildfire Hazard 3/10 • Low Hazard

☀️ Extreme Heat 9/10 • Very High Hazard

🌪️ Severe Wind / Storm 9/10 • Very High Hazard

🫨 USGS Earthquake 2/10 • Low Seismic Hazard

3. City vs. County & State Benchmark

Cherokee County High-Risk Rate 0.0%

Dallas County Average 1.1%

Texas (TX) Statewide Avg 1.6%

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ZIP Codes in Cherokee County, TX

Highest-Scored EPA Regulated Facilities in Cherokee County, TX

100% of High-Risk & penalized facilities have facility names, street names, and dockets redacted (3 Low-Risk compliant records shown as Free Previews).

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Facility Name / Hazard Type	Sector Location (Street Redacted)	Risk Tier & Score	Compliance Status	Enforcement / Unlock
HYPERION ENERGY FREE PREVIEW (LOW RISK)	CARTER STATE B-1 WELL, CHEROKEE COUNTY, TX 75206	LOW (9/100)	No Violation Identified (0 qtrs NC)	$0

Frequently Asked Questions — Cherokee County, Texas Environmental Risk & Radon

How many EPA-regulated facilities are in Cherokee County, TX?

U.S. EPA records track 1 regulated facilities in Cherokee County, Texas, including 0 high-risk sites (0.0%), 0 active violators (0.0%), and 0 RCRA hazardous waste handlers (0.0%).

Which ZIP codes in Cherokee County, TX have the most EPA-tracked sites?

Within Cherokee County, regulated facilities are primarily concentrated across local postal codes.

How can I check a specific house or commercial property in Cherokee County, TX?

Enter the exact street address in Cherokee County into the FullPropertyReport radius scanner to screen all EPA ECHO, FRS, RCRA, TRI, USDA soil foundation shrink-swell, drinking water (SDWIS), FEMA flood zone, and county radon records within 0.5 to 3.0 miles.

Is tap water safe in Cherokee County, TX and how many EPA water permits exist?

In Cherokee County, TX, federal registries track 0 Safe Drinking Water (SDWIS) facilities, 0 Clean Water Act NPDES permits, and 0 impaired water body dischargers.

What is the soil foundation risk and FEMA flood disaster history in Cherokee County, TX?

USDA regional soil screening for Cherokee County indicates a HIGH shrink-swell foundation signal, and Dallas County has recorded 3 federal FEMA disaster declarations (1 flood/severe storm declarations). Run an address scan to unlock exact parcel soil LEP %, water table depth, and flood zone.