Economic growth and development in Houston’s East End are dependent on a safe environment for businesses and the community. The Houston Police Department and Harris County Precinct 6 Constable’s office play important roles in insuring that the District’s 16 square mile area are well served. Business owners can request a site visit by HPD or Precinct 6 to have their property evaluated and proactively reduce the risk of criminal activity.
- Harris County Precinct 6 Constable 713-274-3400
- HPD Eastside Division 832-395-1580
- HPD South Central Division 832-394-0200
- HPD Southeast Division 832-394-1600
- Call 911 for extreme emergencies
- HPD Dispatch 713-884-3131
- TABC (Houston office) 713-426-7900
NO TRESPASS AFFIDAVIT
In order for the Houston Police Department or Harris County Precinct 6 Constable to enter the premise of your home or business in your absence to enforce all applicable trespass laws, a signed and notarized trespass affidavit must be on file with their respective offices. Please feel free to download the following trespass affidavit forms and return notarized completed copies to the East End District HQ located at 3211 Harrisburg Blvd. where we will be happy to file on your behalf. Please direct any questions to Sgt. Mauro Alvarado, Pct. 6 at Mauro.Alvarado@cn6.hctx.net.
NO TRESPASS AFFIDAVIT DOWNLOADS:
HPD Residential No Trespass Affidavit »
HPD Business No Trespass Affidavit »
Pct. 6 Business/Residential No Trespass Affidavit »
EAST END CRIME STATISTICS
Crime is down in the East End compared to the rest of the City of Houston according to HPD crime statistics over the past 14 years. The following Crime Analysis chart illustrates the changes in violent and non-violent crime since 2003.
LOCK – TAKE – HIDE
The East End District implemented a Lock-Take-Hide program in partnership with East End property management groups to help reduce incidents of auto theft and burglary. Signs in parking lots remind patrons to lock their vehicles and take or hide possessions.
REPORTING STREET LAMP OUTAGES
Anyone can report street lamp outages, and CenterPoint will repair them at no cost to the person reporting the outage When you see a lamp not working, write down the six-digit number found on the street side of the pole as you will need to enter it so CenterPoint knows the location. Report an Outage ».