Emergency Resources

COVID-19

The Woodlands Township continues to monitor the impact of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) in the Houston area and remains in communication with local, state and federal partners. Health and safety remain our top priority. More information is available at our Coronavirus information page.

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 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.

In the event all communication efforts fail, residents may go to one of The Woodlands’ eight fire stations for the latest updates. You can find out more about The Woodlands Fire Department and where the stations are located at www.thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov/firedepartment

Hurricane Preparedness Guide from the National Weather Service

Neighborhood Watch Emergency Preparedness Resources

Montgomery County Community Preparedness App

News Flash

Tree giveaway event helps residents reforest The Woodlands

THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS (February 3, 2023) – Thousands of native tree seedlings have been planted by residents through the efforts of The Woodlands Township’s Arbor Day celebration recently held at Rob Fleming Park in the Village of Creekside Park. Read on...
Township presents the Spring 2023 Concert in the Park Series

THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS (February 2, 2023) – There is still plenty of time this spring to bring family and friends to Northshore Park for a popular tradition of music and fun. The Woodlands Township Parks and Recreation proudly presents the Spring 2023 Read on...
Township addresses concerns on weather-related tree stress

THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS (February 1, 2023)–Throughout The Woodlands Township, there are trees in several parks, streetscapes and open space reserves that are showing signs of stress. With the 2022 drought and recent Christmas weekend freeze, trees and plants Read on...