Category: Emergency Management

There will be a nightly closure of two, right westbound main lanes on SH 225 from Deerwood Glen Drive to Channel City Road beginning Monday, Feb. 10 at 9 p.m. through Monday, Feb. 25 at 5 a.m. This closure is a part of the Sam Houston Tollway/SH 225 Interchange Project to help facilitate road improvements and mobility in the area.
• The left, westbound frontage road lane will also be closed.
• Both U-turn lanes on the SH 225 frontage road at the East Sam Houston Tollway intersection will also be closed.
• The westbound Robin Street and Tenneco Road entrance ramps and the Beltway 8 exit ramp will also be closed.
• HCTRA contractors will be performing work.

Don’t forget to visit www.houstontranstar.org to plan your route. #houtraffic #htx

Office of Emergency Management

The Pasadena Police Department has become aware of a viral social media post claiming there is a “serial killer” in our area. THIS INFORMATION IS FALSE! The Pasadena Police Department has no record of the described incidents or the named individual in our jurisdiction. Additionally, we have not received any reports matching the crimes described in the social media post.

The post has also been noted circulating in at least one other community. We urge anyone who is a member of this Facebook group to report this post as false information.

The Pasadena Police Department takes all threats to public safety seriously. We encourage our community to:
✅Verify information through official police department channels
✅Report suspicious activity directly to law enforcement
✅Exercise caution when sharing unverified claims on social media
✅Follow @PasadenaPD_TX for accurate public safety information

Anyone with questions or concerns can contact our department at 713-477-1221.

Office of Emergency Management

With colder temps headed our way, emergency alerts might become necessary. Be sure to sign up for our #ReadyPasadena messaging from the City of Pasadena Office of Emergency Management
Text PTXREADY to 77295

Office of Emergency Management

It’s going to get COLD this week. Remember the 4P’s!
👥 People: Check in on your elderly neighbors, family, and anyone you know that may be vulnerable in winter conditions.
🐾 Pets: Bring your furry friends inside! If it’s too cold outside for you, it is for them too.
🌿Plants: Bring plants inside or use a sheet/blanket to cover plants that must remain outside.
💧 Pipes: Cover outdoor pipes and spigots to prevent freezing and breaks. Also, don’t forget to turn off your sprinkler systems.

Office of Emergency Management

Cold weather on its way? Odds favor a colder trend in early January. This far out, there are still lots of important details to iron out. Stick with us as we puzzle them out!

Important! Deeper colors on the map mark higher confidence in colder air, not the intensity of the cold!

Office of Emergency Management