Thank you to the Pasadena Memorial High School FFA (Pasadena Independent School District) members for treating local first responders to snow cones yesterday. Several local police agencies and the Pasadena Fire Department enjoyed a sweet treat while enjoying a visit with students and teachers at the Ag Shop.
Every year, the Pasadena Police Department participates in National Night Out, a national community-building campaign that enhances the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement while bringing back a true sense of community.
National Night Out provides an excellent opportunity to bring police and neighbors together under positive circumstances. To register your neighborhood and to request a visit from the police department, scan the QR code or visit our website. For any questions you may have, contact our Community Services Division at (713)475-7025.
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Tomorrow the Bay Area Council on Drugs and Alcohol invites Pasadena and surrounding middle and high schoolers to attend the Youth Advocacy Summit.
This event is the perfect place for young leaders to join together, tackle big issues, and discover ways to make a huge difference in our community!
Remembering 9/11 is a solemn reflection on the tragic events of September 11, 2001, when terrorist attacks claimed the lives of nearly 3,000 men, women, and children in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania.
We honor the victims, the first responders who risked and gave their lives, and the resilience shown in the aftermath. This day is marked by memorials, moments of silence, and a collective commitment to never forget the impact of that day on the world and the enduring spirit of unity and strength that followed.
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#WaterOutage {Monday, 9/9/24 at 8:25AM}
Crews are on the scene to repair a break in a 12″ water line in the Bliss Meadows subdivision from Spencer to South Meadow and from Bliss Meadows to Sinclair.
This could also impact the businesses on the south side of Spencer between Bliss Meadows to Sinclair. We currently anticipate 4-6 hours.
Bay Area Council on Drugs and Alcohol ( BACODA ) invites Pasadena and surrounding middle and high schoolers to attend the Youth Advocacy Summit on Saturday, September 14, 2024. This event is the perfect place for young leaders to join together, tackle big issues, and discover ways to make a huge difference in our community!
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The Gulf Coast Violent Offenders and Fugitive Task Force is a United States Marshals administered task force whose mission is to apprehend violent fugitives. While the GCVOFTF’s area of responsibility encompasses almost the entire Texas Gulf Coast, the GCVOFTF Pasadena Team primarily works within the Houston Region on fugitive cases connected to investigations in Pasadena and other surrounding agencies.
Recently, members of the GCVOFTF Pasadena Team were made aware of a fugitive who was on Puerto Rico’s most wanted list for multiple counts of sexual assault of a child. They developed information that this fugitive was possibly in the area. Ultimately, our team located the suspect, arrested him, and extradited him to Puerto Rico.
The team has selflessly chosen to serve in a division that seeks the most violent offenders to protect the people who live and work in our area. Their bravery in fulfilling their mission is a testament to their character and the embodiment of the selfless service of the members of the Pasadena Police Department.
Please visit our website to view our current Most Wanted Fugitives list. https://ow.ly/VpHe50TfhZP
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Join us this Saturday, September 7th, at 9:30 a.m. for the annual Pasadena Livestock Show & Rodeo Parade, marking the beginning of our 2024 Cook-off and Rodeo season. The parade begins at 9:30 a.m. at the Pasadena Indoor Flea Market and concludes at Veterans Memorial Stadium. City of Pasadena, Texas – Government Pasadena Chamber of Commerce
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A Committee of Chiefs of Police and Command level officers from across Texas assisted in developing standards critical for the proper functioning of Texas law enforcement agencies. They reviewed Texas law and other State Accreditation Program standards to determine which were most appropriate. This program committee is the Texas Police Chief’s Association (TPCA).
Of the over 2,700 police agencies in the state, only 221 are accredited, and the Pasadena Police Department is proud to have earned this distinction. This accreditation requires the constant review of our policies, procedures and practices to ensure we meet TPCA’s standards. This accreditation was first achieved in July of 2021 and has been met every year since.
Congratulations to Pasadena Police Department Alumni Chief Gene Ellis as he continues his journey as TPCA’s Executive Director.
Last week, the members of the Digitial Intelligence Unit, along with Sgt. D. Franklund, Sgt. S. Coulter, Officer P. Sinitiere, and G. Cook, attended the National Real Time Crime Center Association Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona. The NRTCC is at the forefront of utilizing new technology, crime analysis, pro-active policing strategies and agency collaboration to suppress and prevent crime in real time. We appreciate the NRTCC and the valuable training that was provided to our team at this conference.
We love receiving photos from our Pasadena community showcasing our officers in action and lending a helping hand. Ms. Cristy took a moment to photograph evening shift Officer A. Perez and captioned the photo: Caught in the act of great service work!
In these photos, Officer A. Perez pushes a stalled vehicle from the roadway into the nearest accessible parking lot, preventing a potential accident and reducing the stress of those stranded in heavy traffic. Thank you, Ms. Cristy, for putting a smile on our faces and recognizing Officer A. Perez’s determination (and strength) to protect our citizens! 💪💪💪
The Pasadena Police Department proudly celebrates the remarkable women who completed the Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) course. Their dedication to the demanding training, which included both educational and physical components, is truly inspiring. Despite being away from their families, these women emerged feeling empowered and proud of their accomplishments. The profound impact of the experience has led many to express a desire to retake the course in the future. This enthusiasm underscores the program’s effectiveness. Additionally, we acknowledge several department members—Officers L. Wilcheck, L. Robles, M. Adams, M. Aguirre, L. Argueta, Detective L. Trevino, Sgt. C. Hamilton, and Retired Detective R. Ibarra—for their commitment to enhancing community relations and support.
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We are thrilled to celebrate these incredible and resilient women who have successfully completed the Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) course that the Pasadena Police Department hosted.
The attendees’ dedication to this intense program is nothing short of inspiring. This class required days of educational and physical training; despite the challenge of being away from their families, they persevered and now feel more empowered, confident, and immensely proud of their achievements. The impact of this experience was so profound that many expressed a desire to retake the course when PPD offers the class again. Their enthusiasm speaks volumes about the value and effectiveness of the training.
We recognize several members of our department for their determination to bridge the gap and strengthen our community — Officers L. Wilcheck, L. Robles, M. Adams, Officer M. Aguirre, L. Argueta, Detective L. Trevino, Sgt. C. Hamilton, and Retired Pasadena PD Detective R. Ibarra.
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The Pasadena Police Department was honored to receive a visit from Retired Sergeant McCreight. A graduate of Pasadena Police Academy Class #19, Sergeant McCreight had a remarkable career in which he served as the department’s helicopter pilot and later became a pilot instructor. Sgt. McCreight flew numerous missions, including a notable 24-hour flight to Florida. During his visit, Sergeant McCreight made one heartfelt request: to reclaim his hat badge, #92, assigned to him during his service. This badge, a powerful symbol of his dedication and commitment, holds a special place in his heart. Without hesitation, Assistant Chief Dombrowa made this happen, and together with Chief Wright, they were happy to surprise Sergeant McCreight with his badge. We always enjoy reconnecting with our retired brothers and sisters in blue, and we are deeply grateful for Sergeant McCreight’s service and lasting impact on our department.
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This puppy was located this morning at the Pasadena Police Department and we believe she has an owner; she is approximately 4-6 months old, very clean and will fetch. If you are looking for her, please contact us at (713)477-1221.
We are excited to introduce Officer B. Kelldorf Jr.’s new partner, K9 Taz to the Pasadena Police Department. Officer B. Kelldorf Jr. continues to pursue his passion of being a K9 handler and has taken on the responsibility of training his new partner, Taz.
In April, PPD received Taz, a 1-year-old Dutch Shepherd that was purchased from Hill Country Dog Center. Officer B. Kelldorf Jr. and Taz endured a rigorous 4-week training course that covered various topics; some topics included canine care, principles of conditioning, basic characteristics of odor, building searches, & gunfire training.
On a daily basis, Officer B. Kelldorf Jr. practices patience as he is Taz’s first handler. Kelldorf Jr. admires the fact that Taz is very attentive; “he has a good on/ off switch … when it’s time to work, he works, and when it’s time to be off, he just chills.”
Although Officer Kelldorf has several years of experience as a canine handler, he is learning to build a canine from the ground up. He explains that overall, it has been challenging, but the benefits outweigh any obstacles. He is excited to continue to learn and grow with Taz and reminds himself of the importance of effective communication because sometimes, when working with Taz, it feels like he’s dealing with a toddler … with very sharp teeth.
🐾Today is National Dog Day, and we want to recognize the dedicated dogs of the Pasadena Police Department. Our canines’ primary responsibility is assisting patrol and other divisions in searching and apprehending suspects, conducting narcotic searches in patrol and investigation scenarios, and investigating money seizures in relation to narcotics investigations. They also assist with warrant services and attend community events. We are grateful for the time each handler dedicates to building a bond with our canines; these canines serve as protectors and loyal friends, solidifying their role as not just dogs but members of our police family. 🐾
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Several members of the Pasadena Police Department created a report to reflect the demographics of the City of Pasadena, the organizational structure of our department, and citywide statistics. This report provides insight into several divisions within the department and a description of their duties.
Visit this link to view the report: https://ow.ly/t1CF50T3gL9
Every year, the Pasadena Police Department participates in National Night Out, a national community-building campaign that enhances the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement while bringing back a true sense of community.
National Night Out provides an excellent opportunity to bring police and neighbors together under positive circumstances. To register your neighborhood and to request a visit from the police department, scan the QR code or visit our website. For any questions you may have, contact our Community Services Division at (713)475-7025.
On August 21, 2009, Police Officer Jesse Hamilton was tragically killed while responding to a disturbance at a trailer park. During an interview with the reportee, a mentally disturbed assailant emerged and fatally shot him. Officer Hamilton’s sacrifice is deeply remembered, highlighting his commitment to protecting and serving the community. Fifteen years later, his legacy continues to inspire and remind us of the courage and dedication displayed by law enforcement professionals. We honor Jesse Hamilton’s memory and the ultimate sacrifice he made for the safety of others.
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We need your help identifying two suspects who stole approximately $9,000 in rebar from a local business.
The suspect vehicle is a Ford F-250 FX4 with a custom lift and wheels, an external gas tank in the truck’s open bed, and an attached trailer.
This surveillance camera captured a male suspect unloading a Kubota from the trailer, hauling the rebar wires from the business, and loading them onto the trailer. A secondary suspect (female) was later captured walking and entering the vehicle on the driver’s side. Soon after, the female suspect drove away in the F-250 from the scene, and the male suspect followed in the Kubota.
The suspect is a white or Hispanic male with short dark-colored hair wearing a white shirt and blue jeans.
The female suspect is a white or Hispanic female wearing a light-colored shirt and dark-colored pants.
If you recognize either of these suspects, please contact Detective N. Slight at 713-475-4919 or [email protected] and reference case number 24-012464.
As we continue to prioritize the safety of our children, we kindly ask for your full cooperation in adhering to speed limits in school zones. These areas are designated to ensure the safety of students walking to and from school, those waiting for buses, and those crossing streets.
Your role in safety: Slow Down, Be Alert, Respect Crossing Guards.
Disregarding school zones’ speed limits can result in hefty fines, and it endangers the lives of children and others in the area.
Penalties in Active School Zones
1 to 10 mph over the speed limit: $270.00
10 mph over the speed limit (add $5.00 for every 1 m.p.h. over 10 up to): $359.00
Use of Handheld Device in School Zone: $270
Passing a stopped school bus: $800
In the months preceding July 4th, we launched an initiative to raise awareness about the dangers of recklessly discharging a firearm. We teamed up with our Digital Intelligence Unit and dedicated much time and effort to researching facts and strategies to better protect the citizens of Pasadena.
We are grateful that our community responded to our encouragement to report illegal activity (“celebratory gunfire”) on the 4th of July.
We compared Discharge of Firearm data from July 4th, 2021, through 2024 and concluded that the City of Pasadena experienced a drastic decrease in illegal firearms discharge.
With the support of several divisions throughout the division, in addition to citizens reporting illegal activity, crime was reduced by 66%! This is the lowest amount of firearms discharged on the 4th of since July 4th, 2021 — during the quarantine and peak of COVID.
We are proud to serve our citizens and will continue developing innovative and effective ways to protect our city!
It’s no secret—we love our energy drinks! Many enjoy them throughout the day for that extra energy boost to get things done.
Thank you to Alani for stopping by to help keep the department fueled with their delicious energy drinks!
The state’s Move Over or Slow Down law requires drivers to move over—putting a lane between them and roadside workers—or reduce their speed to 20 mph below the posted speed limit when passing law enforcement, tow trucks, utility vehicles, emergency responders and TxDOT vehicles stopped with activated overhead lights on the side of the road.
Changes to the law went into effect on Sept. 1, 2023, and imposed heftier penalties for violations, including fines of up to $1,250 for a first offense. Stricter penalties for drivers who cause serious injuries by failing to follow these rules now include possible jail time and a fine of up to $4,000.
Please remember to Move Over or Slow Down when passing roadside workers.
Pasadena Police Quality-of-Life Officer W. Jones took proactive steps to initiate a clean-up effort and was assisted by the City of Pasadena Code Enforcement to remove all trash, rubbish, and unwholesome materials from an encampment area behind a local business.
Kudos to Officer W. Jones for his continuous effort to improve the Pasadena citizens’ quality of life!
The Pasadena Police Department extends its sincere appreciation for the consistent support and recognition from Bubba’s 33.
The Cinnamon Knots and coffee were delicious—one just wasn’t enough!
The 86th Police Cadet Class and officers from the Pasadena ISD Police Department participated in the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training (ALERRT) class this week. The Texas State Legislature and the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement have mandated that all Texas State Law Enforcement officers attend this 16-hour course every two years.
ALERRT is a tactical course designed to train first responders in the concepts and principles of responding to an active attack or active shooter event. It is the national standard for active shooter training and has been adopted by the FBI and other federal agencies as their training program. Pasadena has several adjunct instructors who delivered the course, which covers topics such as approaching and entering the attack site, interior movement and room entry, medical/casualty care, improvised explosive devices, incident command structure, reality-based scenarios, and mental preparedness.
Once completed, the attendees/students will understand the basic concepts and principles of how to respond to an active attack and be able to seamlessly coordinate with other ALERRT-trained agencies in the event of an attack.
We want to thank Pasadena Police ISD for joining our cadets for this training and Thompson Intermediate for letting the cadets utilize the school for training. Pasadena ISD Police Officers Association
The PPD Fitness Team finished up the Karbach Run Series this past Saturday with the Watermelon Run. What better way to build physical and mental resiliency than running a 5k in 90 degree weather and high humidity?!
Participants in this run included Officers S. Benge, B. Berss, J. Garrett, E. Gonzalez, S. Mata, I. Mascorro, and L. Robles; and Sergeants D. Franklund and A. Ontiveros, Lt. K. Bowman, and PSO B. Rosales. Of note, Officers S. Benge, E. Gonzalez, S. Mata, and Sgt. D. Franklund completed all three runs of the Karbach series and received the series medallion as well.
Next up is the Texas Bridge Series!
The Pasadena Police Department Dispatch Center is experiencing disruptions with our non-emergency phone lines.
AT&T is currently working to resolve this issue and we will update you as soon as it is resolved.
If you call the Pasadena Police Department non-emergency line and are disconnected, please call again. (713)477-1221
We apologize for the inconvenience.
As the first day of school comes to an end, school buses will make frequent stops throughout the city.
The Pasadena Police Department’s video on bus safety highlights the critical points of school bus safety. It is crucial that we, as a community, understand the importance of creating a safer environment for our children and ensuring that they can travel to and from school without unnecessary risks. Pasadena Independent School District
Tomorrow is the first day of school for students who attend Pasadena Independent School District!
We love to see your children’s first day of school photos, but we recommend limiting the amount of personal information you share about your children online; the information in photos could provide cybercriminals information to target you or your child.
Here are some safe ways to share your memories on the first day of school.
Let’s work together to make sure students get to school safely!
Take a look at the attached graphic to learn how to handle a stopped school bus.
We hope you have a great first day of school tomorrow, Pasadena Independent School District students!
Check out our weekly crime stats for 8/5 – 8/11 provided by our exceptional Crime Analysts.
The number of crashes increased by 21% from last week. 🤦♂️
Distracted driving is a major cause of these crashes, so please keep your eyes on the road, especially with school starting this week. 🚸🚌
We want everyone in Pasadena to stay safe on our roads! 🚓
The Pasadena Police Department is incredibly proud of Officer David Garza for his continuous support and contributions to the Pasadena community. This year marks the 9th consecutive year of his impactful Blue Backpack Giveaway, and it may have been the best one yet!
As Officer Garza proudly stated – “Our 9th annual Blue Backpack Giveaway was our biggest event to date! This program is near and dear to my heart because of the hardships that my own family faced while I was growing up. Every year, I work to pay it forward to the community that I have dedicated my career to serving.”
It was a team effort with generous support and contributions from the city’s council members, corporate sponsors, Pasadena Deputy Fire Marshal E. Vega, Lieutenant M.P. Jackson, and Chief Wright. Over 100 kids were provided backpacks and school supplies, ensuring they have all the tools they need for a successful school year.
Officer Garza greatly appreciates the community’s support and the effort of all volunteers who made this event a resounding success. He also extends his heartfelt thanks to Chief Wright for his support in continuing the Blue Backpack Giveaway tradition.
Police Academy – Training Week #25.
The cadets have been grinding it out on the firearms range for the past two weeks while enduring this uncomfortable heat. They acquired a thorough understanding of firearm manipulation, marksmanship, and safety protocols from our expert range staff.
Each cadet worked hard and committed to sharpening their skills with their handgun, developing their proficiency, and bolstering their confidence with the invaluable support and guidance from our Police Academy Instructors.
The Pasadena Police Department and Crash Reconstruction Team Officer Bearor are requesting the public’s assistance with any information related to a fatal hit-and-run incident as they continue to gather evidence.
The crash took place on August 8, 2024, shortly before 6:09 AM at 100 Southmore, just east of the Shaver Intersection.
In this incident, a dark-colored pickup truck struck a man on a motorized cart while he was in the crosswalk. The suspect fled the scene, driving eastbound on Southmore without stopping to render aid. The pedestrian was transported to the hospital by ambulance but later died due to his injuries.
Anyone with information about this incident may contact Officer Bearor at (713) 540-5879 or via email at [email protected].
Your help in our pursuit of justice for this victim is greatly appreciated.
The Pasadena Police Department Quality of Life Division has done it again!
Through constant collaboration between the police department, Clean Streets, Parks and Recreation, Street and Bridge, Sanitation, Pasadena Code Enforcement, and our Pasadena community, we are not just working together, we are also witnessing a transformation in the city. The dedication of our city departments and employees is evident in restoring the beauty of the city and ensuring the safety of our citizens.
In this particular incident, Patrol Officer C. Baker demonstrated exceptional initiative when he made contact with a subject wanted for parole violation and discovered that the subject had an encampment under the overpass at 6600 Spencer Highway. He promptly contacted the Quality-of-Life officers who later initiated clean-up procedures. Their efforts in removing the trash, debris, and unwholesome materials left behind by persons previously living under the overpass have transformed this area.
Quality of Life Officer W. Jones states, “I cannot express to you all how important it is for all of us (City of Pasadena) to continue to work together and meet this issue head-on to minimize this particular type of criminal activity.”
Take a look at the photos to see our city employees hard at work and the results of their efforts!
Take a look at our May and June highlights where you can find stories about several Pasadena Police officers who were recognized for their exceptional work and selfless service. There are also highlights from our dedicated Quality of Life officers and a crime trend update.
As we gear up for the back-to-school season, Texas’ tax-free weekend will help you save on school supplies and clothes.
While enjoying these savings along with larger-than-normal shopping crowds, please stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the police department. The best way to avoid becoming a victim of a crime is to take steps ahead of time to protect yourself and your property and always be aware of your surroundings.
Take a look for more safety tips and reminders.
Let’s work together to encourage a safe commute in Pasadena!
The Pasadena Police Department documented 64 vehicle crashes just last week,18 of which resulted in significant damage and injuries.
This monthly crash map provides a visual representation of the areas in Pasadena where most of the crashes occurred. It identifies high-risk areas, shown in red, which are often major intersections.
Crashes are often attributed to excessive speed and inattention caused by cell phone use. As a community, all of us need to contribute to a safe commute by remaining alert and off the phone, wearing seatbelts, and obeying all traffic laws. By doing so, we can reduce the number of crashes and the injuries and damage that come along with them.
The attached graphic shows important statistics provided by the Pasadena Police Department’s Digital Intelligence Unit for July 29-August 4.
Throughout all three shifts (Days, Evenings, and Nights), patrol officers responded to 2,468 calls for service, of which 201 required police action.
Almost half of the calls were initiated by our Pasadena community, a clear indication of their proactive role in reporting suspicious activity.
Your active participation is fundamental to our collective efforts to keep Pasadena safe, and we appreciate the support!
7/11 at 7303 Fairmont Pkwy. recently reached out and asked us to join them for a day to celebrate the Pasadena Police Department and Pasadena Fire Department.
We were honored to join our favorite 7/11 crew for food, music and Slurpees!
Thank you, 7/11; we are grateful for your support and the opportunity to serve you all!
Officer Berss and Officer Benge recently partnered with Ainsley’s Angels as they completed the Cypress Spring Triathlon. This race included a 200-meter swim, an 8-mile bike, and a 2-mile run, all while partnered with an Angel.
“At Ainsley’s Angels of America, we aim to ensure everyone can experience endurance events…and to build awareness about America’s special needs community through inclusion in all aspects of life. Serving as advocates to providing education and participating as active members in local communities, we believe everyone deserves to be included.”
Thank you to Angels Joseph and Gustavo for allowing Pasadena Police Officers to participate with you in this event!
To learn more about Ainsley’s Angels, please visit: AinsleysAngels.org
This morning, we celebrated Alexander Dixon’s promotion to the rank of Sergeant.
Alex’s journey in public service began in 2015 as a firefighter and EMT with the City of Conroe. His dedication to serving the community was evident, and after three years, he chose to continue his service by attending and graduating from the 75th Pasadena Police Academy in 2018.
Spending most of his time on evening shift patrol, he was selected as a field training officer in 2021 and proudly served in this position for the last three years. During this time, Alex completed a rotation with the Auto Crimes Unit, which enhanced his investigative abilities and provided additional value to his peers on patrol.
Alex has always felt his calling was to pursue a leadership role. His dedication to mentoring, teaching, and fostering a positive team environment has set the foundation for his success and is an example for us all.
Alex emphasizes the importance of his faith and credits his loving wife, Caitlin, for her unconditional support and encouragement throughout this journey. He expressed gratitude to the Pasadena Police Department and shared his favorite piece of advice he has been given as he begins his new role, “Walk in humility.”
🎉Congratulations Sgt. Dixon, we look forward to your continued success! 🎉
American Legion Post 521 invites all Veterans & Military Families to join them for a reception on Wednesday, August 7, 2024. https://pasadenian.com/shindig/american-legion-post-521-honoring-purple-heart-veterans/
Do you have questions about your eligibility?
Apply for aid with help from a FEMA and SBA representative by visiting one of the locations identified in the map linked below ⬇️
https://bit.ly/3WFakl4
Fill the Bus is a partnership between the City of Pasadena, Texas – Government, Pasadena Independent School District, and the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce. The initiative provides school supplies for children in Pasadena while empowering teachers to decide which materials are best for their classrooms.
The Pasadena Police Department’s Community Services Division collected the items that were donated by police department employees and citizens and dropped them off at the Fill the Bus event at the Pasadena Convention Center on Monday.
Thank you to everyone who donated and participated in this event. With your help, we are able to support local teachers for the upcoming school year and ensure that Pasadena students have everything they need to succeed.
On July 24th, we gathered to celebrate and recognize Sergeant James Anderson’s 50th anniversary with the Department, along with Lieutenant M.P. Jackson and Sergeant Ronnie Jordan’s 45 years of service. In addition to these historical service awards, we recognized the accomplishments of our Day Shift Warrant Squad.
Click through the attached photos for more interesting facts and history about their impressive careers!
A recording of the entire event can be seen here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_9c4Rc9mNU
The Pasadena Police Department’s Digital Intelligence Unit is home to our Crime Analysis unit, where in depth analysis of crime data is used to make informed decisions about how to address issues in our community.
The attached figures are a snapshot of the police activity in the city over the last seven days. The crime categories are a part of the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting program along with total calls for service, and major (resulted in injury) and minor (no reported injury) crashes.
📣 TEXAS — FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency is opening Disaster Recovery Centers in Fort Bend, Harris and Jackson counties, July 30, to provide one-on-one help to Texans affected by Hurricane #Beryl.
📍Fort Bend County
Public Transportation Facility
3737 Bamore Rd.
Rosenberg, TX 77471
📍Harris County
Pasadena Convention Center
7902 Fairmont Parkway
Pasadena, TX 77507
📍Jackson County
Carancahua Community Center
829 County Road 477
Palacios, TX, 77465
⏰The centers operate from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday – Saturday, closed Sunday.
▶️fema.gov/press-release/20240729/disaster-recovery-centers-open-fort-bend-harris-jackson-counties-july-30
Thank you to everyone who joined us last week as we partnered with Pasadena Independent School District Police Department and Texas Roadhouse to support the Special Olympics Texas – Greater Houston Area. The Tip-A-Cop event will help fund year-round sports training and competitions for these inspiring athletes.
Thank you, Texas Roadhouse, for hosting the event and fo
