Code Enforcement in Teague

The Teague Police Department handles code enforcement within the city limits through a dedicated code enforcement official. This position works under the direction of the Chief of Police and operates within the department’s public safety structure.

Code enforcement helps maintain safe properties, address public nuisances, support neighborhood quality of life, and encourage voluntary compliance whenever possible.

Staff Profile

Lyna Do

Code Enforcement Official

Lyna serves as the Code Enforcement Official for the City of Teague, bringing energy, professionalism, and a genuine commitment to community service. She is actively working toward her Code Enforcement License and continues to strengthen her expertise through ongoing training and hands‑on field experience. Lyna approaches each day with a strong sense of purpose—supporting residents, addressing concerns, and helping maintain the safe, clean, and welcoming environment Teague deserves. Her dedication to learning and her pride in serving the community make her a valuable part of the City of Teague team.

Contact:

Email: Lyna Do
Office: (254) 739‑2553
Hours (M–F, excluding holidays): 8:00 AM–1:00 PM and 2:00 PM–5:00 PM (CT)
Address: 315 Main Street, Teague, Texas 75860

How We Operate

The code enforcement official monitors and addresses code concerns throughout the city, with support from police officers when needed.
Voluntary compliance is always our primary goal. We work with property owners to resolve issues whenever possible before pursuing formal enforcement.

Timeline for Compliance

Case Review: Code enforcement concerns are reviewed as soon as practical after they are received.

Resolution: Some violations can be corrected quickly, while others may take days, weeks, or longer depending on the type of violation, notice requirements, property owner response, and other circumstances.

Public Nuisances: Some public nuisance cases may require additional notice, follow-up inspections, or action under state law and City Ordinance.

Enforcement: Voluntary compliance is the preferred outcome. When needed, enforcement action may include notices, citations, court proceedings, or abatement.

Abatement: In extreme cases where violations pose a public health or safety hazard and the property owner fails to act, the City may abate the property as allowed by law.

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Report a Code Enforcement Concern

Code enforcement concerns may be reported by phone or through the online form.

Phone: (254) 739-2553

Online: Report a Code Enforcement Concern

Please include the location of the concern, a description of the issue, and any details that may help the code enforcement official review and follow up.