Neighborhood Services helps build strong, connected neighborhoods through education, engagement and public safety programs. From crime prevention and emergency preparedness to community outreach and resident support, the department provides tools and resources that empower residents to stay informed, involved and safe. It's where community connection begins.
The Township’s Resident Support team, commonly known as the Resident Care Center (RCC), is your go-to source for accurate, up-to-date information about The Woodlands. This knowledgeable team works closely with every Township department to assist residents, operate the Township’s call center, and provide guidance during emergencies. Whether you need help with Township services or information from outside agencies, the RCC is here to help.
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Residents of The Woodlands are encouraged to develop emergency preparedness plans for their families and neighbors. The Woodlands Township Neighborhood Services along with The Woodlands Fire Department can assist residents with these plans through its ReadyWoodlands annual event held in April each year, which provides information on how to be prepared for both natural and man-made emergencies.
Neighbors knowing neighbors is at the heart of a safe, connected community. For more than 40 years, The Woodlands Township Neighborhood Watch program has helped build strong neighborhoods through education, outreach and a shared sense of responsibility. When neighbors take the time to get to know one another, they create a foundation of trust and awareness that enhances safety and quality of life.
National Night Out in The Woodlands is more than a single event—it's a series of community-wide activities that bring neighbors together throughout the fall to support public safety and neighborhood unity. From kick-off events to dozens of registered block parties across all villages, National Night Out is one of the largest and most impactful outreach efforts hosted by Neighborhood Services each year.
The Woodlands Township Neighborhood Services offers a wide variety of programs and events year-round to support safety, education and community connection. With several events held each month, there's always an opportunity to get involved and stay informed.
Creating a safer community starts at home. The Woodlands Township, in partnership with local law enforcement, encourages residents to take simple steps each day to help prevent crime and protect their families and property.
The Neighborhood Services FAQ section answers common questions about community programs, safety initiatives, emergency preparedness, and how to get involved in your neighborhood. It’s a quick and helpful resource for residents looking to learn more about the many ways the Township supports safe, connected neighborhoods.
In addition to Township programs, residents are encouraged to explore public safety resources offered by trusted outside agencies.
Megan Meaux is the Neighborhood Services Manager for The Woodlands Township. She joined the department in 2025 after serving for several years as the Township’s Special Events Manager, where she planned and coordinated many of the community’s most popular events. Megan brings a strong background in outreach, engagement and resident-focused programming.
The Program Specialists through Neighborhood Services are a single point of contact for residents and provide a link to answers. They will direct you to the correct resource, Township department or other entity/agency. Additionally, Program Specialists represent The Woodlands Township at monthly Village Association meetings. They present pertinent information on Township events, timely relevant topics and serve as a two-way communication between the Associations, residents and the Township. You may choose to call us directly. Please call the number associated with the Village you live in.