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Emergency Information
During an emergency involving The Woodlands Township, there are different ways to access emergency information. You are encouraged to utilize the resources on this page. Current emergency alerts will also display across the top of the home page. To sign up for Emergency Notifications, visit the Township's Notify Me webpage.
In the event of an emergency, please also keep tuned to local television stations and in particular, radio station KSTAR 99.7 FM. Based in Conroe, the station will feature information specific to The Woodlands during emergencies.
During an emergency involving The Woodlands Township, there are different ways to access emergency information. You are encouraged to utilize the resources on this page. Current emergency alerts will also display across the top of the home page. To sign up for Emergency Notifications, visit the Township's Notify Me webpage.
In the event of an emergency, please also keep tuned to local television stations and in particular, radio station KSTAR 99.7 FM. Based in Conroe, the station will feature information specific to The Woodlands during emergencies.
Partner Agency Websites
Please visit these partner agency websites for emergency management information:
- Montgomery County Office of Emergency Management
- Montgomery County Northstar (The Woodlands Traffic)
- Harris County Office of Emergency Management
- Harris County Transtar (Houston Traffic)
- Harris County Flood Control District
- Municipal District Services
- American Red Cross (Texas Gulf Coast)
- Federal Emergency Management Agency
- National Weather Service
- San Jacinto River Authority
- U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Information Regarding Recent Flooding
Montgomery County officials continue to work with the State and FEMA on the long-term road to recovery. Please visit the Montgomery County Office of Emergency Management website for important updates, flood recovery information, weather notices and more.
Flood debris pickup is being coordinated by the Montgomery County Office of Emergency Management. Please call 936-523-3903 with your name and address. Contractors picking up debris will then be notified. For questions about debris removal in Harris County, please click here. For free home cleanup help from local relief agencies in Texas, please call 1-800-451-1954.
The BCFS Disaster Case Management Team has several locations open for those needing additional disaster related resources and assistance.
State and federal recovery officials encourage Texans to watch for and report any suspicious activity or potential fraud from scam artists, identity thieves and other criminals.
Additional Resources
Please utilize these resources for additional emergency preparedness information: