Harris County

Harris County Precinct 3, under the leadership of Commissioner Tom S. Ramsey, P.E., offers a comprehensive range of services to enhance the quality of life for its residents. Key services include:

• Infrastructure Maintenance and Improvements: Managing approximately 6,800 lane miles of roadways, Precinct 3 ensures the upkeep and enhancement of streets, bridges, and drainage systems to facilitate safe and efficient transportation.
• Community Services: Offering programs for seniors, community events, and educational initiatives, the precinct fosters community engagement and well-being.
• Animal Control Services: Addressing animal-related concerns, including managing stray animals and promoting responsible pet ownership.
• Public Health Initiatives: Implementing programs to promote health and wellness, including vaccination drives and health education campaigns.
• Declared Disaster Response: Coordinating storm debris removal, flood mitigation efforts, and emergency response services in the aftermath of natural disasters.

Contact Commissioner Precinct 3 Offices

• Office Phone
  713-274-3000
  
  
• Website
  pct3.com
  
  
• Address
  1001 Preston, Suite 924
  Houston, TX 77002

The Harris County Precinct 4 Constable's Office, led by Constable Mark Herman, provides a comprehensive range of law enforcement services to ensure the safety and well-being of residents in north Harris County. Key services include:

• Patrol Operations: Deputies conduct regular patrols to deter crime, respond promptly to emergency and non-emergency calls, and engage with the community to address safety concerns.
• Criminal Investigations: The office investigates various criminal activities, working diligently to solve cases and bring offenders to justice.
• Contract Deputy Program: This program allows subdivisions, municipal districts, and other entities to contract dedicated deputies for their areas, enhancing localized law enforcement presence and reducing response times.
• Traffic Enforcement: The office enforces traffic laws to ensure road safety, including initiatives to reduce impaired and reckless driving.
• Community Engagement: Through various programs and events, the office fosters strong relationships with community members, promoting safety

Contact Harris County Precinct 4 Constable's Office

• Emergency
  9-1-1

• Non-Emergency
  281-376-3472

• Website
  constablepct4.com

• Address
  6831 Cypresswood Dr.
  Spring, TX 77379

Please Note: The Woodlands Township enhances law enforcement by funding and supporting personnel and programs that directly serve residents in the Village of Creekside Park.

Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector & Voter Registrar provides essential tax, motor vehicle, and voter registration services for county residents.

• Property Tax Services: Collects and distributes property taxes for 70+ taxing entities, offers online payments, and provides tax exemption resources.
• Motor Vehicle Services: Processes vehicle registrations, title transfers, and specialty plates, with online and in-person options.
• Voter Registration: Manages registration for 2.5+ million voters, offering multilingual materials and registration updates.

• Phone
  713-274-8000

• Website
  hctax.net

• Address
  1001 Preston Street
  Houston, TX 77002

The Harris County Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Management (HCOHSEM) is committed to preparing, safeguarding, and protecting the residents and property of Harris County from the effects of disasters through effective planning, preparation, response, and recovery activities.

• Emergency Planning and Coordination: HCOHSEM develops and maintains comprehensive emergency management plans, ensuring coordinated responses among various agencies during disasters.
• Emergency Operations Center (EOC): The office activates and staffs the EOC to coordinate and support efforts during emergencies, facilitating efficient resource allocation and decision-making.
• Public Outreach and Education: HCOHSEM delivers effective public outreach programs to educate residents on disaster preparedness, response, and recovery.
• Training and Exercises: The office organizes training sessions, drills, and exercises to prepare emergency responders and the community for potential disasters.
• Information Dissemination: HCOHSEM collects and provides critical information to elected officials, the media, residents, partners, and other stakeholders during emergencies.

Contact the Office of Emergency Management

• Email
  ask@oem.hctx.net

• Website
  readyharris.org

Residents are encouraged to visit readyharris.org for the latest information on signing up for alerts, important updates about ongoing emergencies, and preparedness tips.

The Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD) is dedicated to reducing the risk of flooding in Harris County, Texas, through a variety of services and initiatives:

• Capital Improvement Projects: HCFCD undertakes major projects to enhance stormwater conveyance and storage, including widening bayous and constructing stormwater detention basins. These efforts aim to increase the capacity of waterways and mitigate flooding risks.
• Maintenance Programs: The district is responsible for the upkeep of approximately 2,500 miles of channels and numerous stormwater detention basins. Regular maintenance activities include mowing, debris removal, and repairing erosion to ensure optimal functionality of the flood control infrastructure.
• Flood Warning System: HCFCD operates a real-time Flood Warning System that monitors rainfall and stream levels across the county. This system provides critical data to emergency management officials and the public, facilitating timely responses to potential flooding events.
• Floodplain Management: The district collaborates with local agencies to implement regulations and initiatives aimed at preserving the natural functions of floodplains, thereby reducing flood losses and protecting environmental resources.
• Community Services and Outreach: HCFCD engages with the community through educational programs, volunteer opportunities, and public information campaigns to promote flood awareness and preparedness.

Contact Harris County Flood Control District

• Office Phone
  346-286-4000

• Website
  hcfcd.org

• Address
  9900 Northwest Freeway
  Houston, TX 77092

Harris County Public Health (HCPH) is dedicated to safeguarding and enhancing the health and well-being of all Harris County residents through a comprehensive range of services and initiatives:

• Clinical Services: HCPH offers low-cost clinical and preventive health services, including immunizations, chronic disease management, and behavioral health counseling.
• Environmental Public Health: The Environmental Public Health Division ensures a safe environment by monitoring air and water quality, managing food safety in approximately 8,400 retail food establishments, and addressing pollution concerns.
• Veterinary Public Health: This division collaborates with the community to create a safe environment for residents and animals, addressing issues such as rabies and mosquito-borne illnesses.
• Mosquito and Vector Control: The Mosquito and Vector Control Division monitors mosquito populations, conducts disease testing for West Nile virus, dengue, and Zika, and implements control measures like larviciding and targeted spraying. The division also provides public education on mosquito prevention and offers property inspections to eliminate breeding sites. 

Contact Harris County Public Health

• Main Switchboard
  713-439-6000

• Website
  publichealth.harriscountytx.gov

• Address
  111 Fannin Street
  Houston, TX 77002