Are you aware of how YOU can call on Harris County to help our neighborhood be the best it can be?
Harris County Commissioner Precinct 3
Champion Forest is located in Harris County Commissioner Precinct 3. The services that our County provides are paid for by our taxes, and we, as their residents, can request their assistance for a several things.
For example, they provide public roadway and sidewalk repairs, including clearing traffic hazards such as fallen trees, repairing sinkholes, drainage issues, road signs, and markings. That means that if your street signs are degraded or absent, or your street has stormwater drainage issues, standing water in your street (perhaps harboring mosquito larvae?), then you should submit a work order requesting repairs to remedy the issue.
Please look around your street and submit those work order requests to the county, in order to get assistance. Submit a work order request HERE
Call 311 or 713-837-0311 agents are available 24/7 to answer your calls.
Or email 311@harriscountytx.gov
Or visit the mobile-friendly self-service portal site for all non-emergency service requests: https://www.harriscountytx.gov
Harris County Environmental Public Health Department
What is a Neighborhood Nuisance? The Health Department can be contacted to report: swimming pools that are unsecured or in dangerous unkempt condition, overgrown or vacant lots that are attracting vermin, junked vehicles, trash and other health related property violations.
Harris County Graffiti Abatement Unit
The mission of our Graffiti Abatement Unit is to remove unwanted graffiti markings from communities within unincorporated Harris County.
To report unwanted graffiti in unincorporated Harris County, e-mail: GraffitiAbatement@sheriff.hctx.net
Harris County Home Repair Program
Provides financial assistance to low and moderate-income elderly, and/or disabled homeowners for the purpose of providing decent, safe, and sanitary housing conditions, as well as improving quality of life.
Minor Repair (Grant Funded): Provides assistance up to $40,000 for home repairs for those within 50% of the median category income for qualified housing including, but not limited to roof repair/replacement, handicap accessibility improvements, mechanical, electrical, weatherization, and plumbing improvements. To be eligible, an applicant must be 62 years or older or have someone with a documented disability in the home at the time of application.
Harris County Flood Control District
The Service Request Center provides a single point of contact for residents to report concerns and raise concerns regarding the operating condition of the Harris County Flood Control District infrastructure. HCFCD infrastructure typically refers to the primary drainage system, including waterways, channels, and detention basins (not streets, storm sewers, or roadside ditches).
Send an HCFCD Service Request HERE or Tel Hotline: 346-286-4197