Dimmit CAD 2025 Mass Appraisal Report Mineral Responsibility Source Map

Direct answer for mineral owners

The official 27-page Dimmit CAD 2025 Mass Appraisal Report says on page 2 that mineral-property values are reviewed or reappraised annually and names the contracted mineral-and-industrial appraisal firm. Page 3 records an approximate combined account inventory that includes mineral and industrial accounts. These statements do not establish a mineral-account count, property value, appraisal correctness, title, offer quality, or sale decision.

Key takeaways for mineral owners

• Begin at the official Dimmit CAD Mass Appraisal Reports page and preserve the exact linked 27-page PDF as a separate source object.
• Page 1 identifies the issuer, report year, purpose, and district-level appraisal responsibility.
• Page 2 says mineral-property values are reviewed or reappraised annually and records a contracted mineral-and-industrial appraisal-firm assignment.
• Page 3 records an approximate district-wide total for real and personal property accounts that includes mineral and industrial accounts without stating either category count.
• Tax appraisal responsibility is not a property-specific market-offer valuation, title finding, appraisal judgment, or sale recommendation.

Mass-appraisal source boundary. This page preserves the official Dimmit CAD publisher relationship, exact 2025 report identity, complete-file provenance, and page-level statements about district and contractor responsibility. It does not interpret a statute, decide authority or compliance, authenticate a contract, inspect a property record, establish title or ownership, judge an appraisal, calculate tax or value, evaluate an offer, advise a sale, or promise an outcome. MRX provides educational information and resources only and does not buy mineral rights.

The official Dimmit CAD 2025 Mass Appraisal Report says on PDF page 2 that mineral-property values are reviewed or reappraised every year. The same page identifies Capitol Appraisal Group as the district’s contracted appraisal firm for mineral and industrial property. PDF page 3 says the district maintains approximately 80,994 real and personal property accounts and that the inventory includes mineral and industrial accounts.

Those statements map Dimmit CAD mineral appraisal responsibility at the report level. They do not identify a mineral-only account count, prove a current contract or completed task, determine a property value, validate an appraisal, establish title, evaluate a market offer, or support a sale decision.

Start with the official publisher relationship

Begin at the Dimmit CAD Mass Appraisal Reports page. That district page supplies the publisher relationship and the displayed link to the report. Preserve it separately from the exact 2025 Mass Appraisal Report PDF, which supplies the document identity and page-level observations.

During the recorded 2026-08-28 review, both URLs returned HTTP 200. The exact PDF returned application/pdf, contained 27 pages and 18,678,505 bytes, and matched SHA-256 ffc9a40d658e3050a74f559a3ddf4cf814c60777dfa6f0024e7f06c182201c7f. Its HTTP Last-Modified field was Tue, 20 Jan 2026 22:07:00 GMT.

Source-control field	Recorded observation
Issuer	Dimmit Central Appraisal District
Exact report identity	Dimmit Central Appraisal District 2025 Mass Appraisal Report
PDF page count	27
Retrieved bytes	18,678,505
Complete-file SHA-256	ffc9a40d658e3050a74f559a3ddf4cf814c60777dfa6f0024e7f06c182201c7f
HTTP Last-Modified	Tue, 20 Jan 2026 22:07:00 GMT
Retrieval date	2026-08-28

The hash identifies one complete retrieval. It does not authenticate every statement, prove legal effect, establish that the file has never changed, or guarantee that the district will not replace it. If the live bytes change, preserve the new retrieval date, size, and hash rather than silently merging versions.

Page 1 establishes the report context

PDF page 1 identifies the issuer and title as the Dimmit Central Appraisal District 2025 Mass Appraisal Report. Under Scope of Responsibility, it describes the report as a publication intended to help citizens and taxpayers understand district responsibilities and activities.

The page also describes the appraisal district as responsible for local property-tax appraisal and exemption administration for taxing units in the county. Preserve that as a district report statement. Do not convert it into a property-specific appraisal, tax calculation, title opinion, offer valuation, or representation that MRX acts for the district.

Page 2 separates annual review, staff duties, and contracted work

PDF page 2 contains two separate responsibility statements that should remain separate:

1. It says personal property, industrial property, complex commercial property, utility property, and mineral-property values are reviewed or reappraised every year.
2. It says the district contracts with Capitol Appraisal Group for appraisals of industrial and mineral properties and industry-related business personal accounts.

The same page describes the chief appraiser’s overall planning and control role and lists district staff and support functions. Those details provide an organizational boundary. They do not prove that the named firm performed work on a particular mineral account, identify a current engagement term, describe a contractor method, validate an appraisal, or establish authority or legal effect.

Texas Tax Code Section 25.18 supplies current official statutory text about periodic reappraisal. Use the Legislature page for the current text. This article does not interpret the section, decide compliance, calculate timing, or apply it to a district, property, owner, notice, appraisal, tax, or protest.

Page 3 gives a combined inventory, not a mineral count

PDF page 3 says the district is responsible for establishing and maintaining approximately 80,994 real and personal property accounts covering Dimmit County. The next sentence says the data includes property characteristics, ownership, and exemption information and that the account inventory includes mineral and industrial accounts.

The approximate total is district-wide and combined. It is not a mineral-account count, industrial-account count, owner count, tract count, lease count, well count, producing-property count, appraisal count, offer count, or transaction count. The page does not disclose how the total is divided among property categories and does not establish that the number is current after the report period.

This article does not extract, search, reproduce, match, or infer a property record, owner, address, account, legal description, acreage, appraisal value, exemption, title fact, mineral interest, or transaction fact from the report or any district system.

Keep tax appraisal and market-offer value separate

The report belongs to a local property-tax appraisal context. Texas Tax Code Section 23.01 supplies current official statutory text for general appraisal at market value. That statute is a separate source object, and this page does not interpret it or calculate a value under it.

A district-wide responsibility statement does not tell a mineral owner what a buyer may offer, what a specific interest is worth, whether title is clear, whether an appraisal is correct, what tax is due, or whether a sale is appropriate. A market offer may depend on separate ownership, title, lease, production, reserve, commodity, development, timing, risk, and transaction evidence that this source map does not review.

Use a citation-ready responsibility sequence

A bounded answer should keep these fields together:

1. Name Dimmit Central Appraisal District as the issuer.
2. Name the exact 2025 Mass Appraisal Report.
3. Cite page 1 for report identity and district context.
4. Cite page 2 separately for annual mineral review and the contracted mineral-and-industrial appraisal-firm statement.
5. Cite page 3 for the approximate combined account inventory and its stated inclusion of mineral and industrial accounts.
6. Preserve the district index URL, exact PDF URL, retrieval date, page count, byte length, HTTP Last-Modified field, and complete-file hash.
7. State next to the fact that the report does not establish a mineral count, property result, market offer, or sale decision.

The Texas Comptroller Dimmit County directory supplies limited current district-directory context. It is not the source for the mass-appraisal report contents and does not validate a page observation, contract, property record, appraisal, tax, title, value, offer, or sale conclusion.

Keep adjacent Dimmit sources separate

The Dimmit CAD 2025-2026 reappraisal-plan source record owns a different 148-page planning document, adoption record, and oil-and-gas attachment. The Dimmit CAD 2025 oil, gas, and minerals ratio-study source record owns a Texas Comptroller ratio-study publication and its displayed measures.

The Dimmit CAD 2026 certified mineral-roll ZIP inventory owns a later archive retrieval, complete-file identity, and central-directory inventory. None supplies evidence for this 2025 report, and this report does not validate those sources. Do not combine their dates, assignments, counts, ratios, plans, files, or roles into a trend, appraisal judgment, tax conclusion, mineral value, offer analysis, or transaction recommendation.

Stop when the question becomes property-specific

This source map is complete when the official publisher relationship, exact file identity, relevant page, source-recorded statement, and limitation are preserved. Stop before:

• searching a person, account, address, legal description, tract, lease, well, appraisal notice, tax bill, title record, production record, royalty statement, or offer;
• reproducing a signature or personal or property record;
• authenticating a contract, identifying contract terms, inferring work performed, judging contractor methods, or endorsing a firm;
• interpreting a statute or deciding district authority, compliance, timing, appraisal correctness, protest merits, or tax treatment;
• converting the combined account inventory into a mineral, owner, property, appraisal, value, or transaction count;
• calculating tax or value, establishing title or ownership, evaluating an offer, recommending a sale, or promising an outcome; or
• contacting an office, submitting a record, making a payment, negotiating, or representing an owner.

A later owner-specific review needs its own authorized records, privacy controls, source dates, assumptions, reviewer role, and limitations. The narrow deliverable here is one citation-ready map of what the official Dimmit report says about mineral appraisal responsibility and what it does not prove.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the official Dimmit CAD 2025 Mass Appraisal Report?

Start at the official Dimmit CAD Mass Appraisal Reports page and open the displayed 2025 Mass Appraisal Report PDF. Preserve the publisher-page URL and direct PDF URL separately because they establish different source relationships.

What does page 2 say about mineral appraisal responsibility?

Page 2 says mineral-property values are reviewed or reappraised every year and identifies Capitol Appraisal Group as the contracted appraisal firm for mineral and industrial property. That records a report statement, not a property-level finding or endorsement.

Does the report state how many mineral accounts the district maintains?

No. Page 3 records approximately 80,994 real and personal property accounts and says the inventory includes mineral and industrial accounts. It does not provide a mineral-only or industrial-only count.

Does the contractor statement prove how a mineral property was appraised?

No. The statement does not establish a current contract, work performed on a specific account, method, assumption, data accuracy, appraisal correctness, notice, tax result, authority, or legal effect.

Can this report determine a mineral interest sale value?

No. A district mass-appraisal responsibility report does not establish title, ownership, a property-specific tax appraisal, a market offer, fair value, sale price, or whether an owner should sell.

Sources reviewed for this article

• Dimmit CAD, Mass Appraisal Reports (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Dimmit CAD, 2025 Mass Appraisal Report PDF (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Texas Tax Code, Section 23.01 (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Texas Tax Code, Section 25.18 (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Texas Comptroller, Dimmit County Directory (accessed 2026-08-28)