HIGHLANDS STOREFRONT
219 South Main
Highlands, Texas 77562
(281) 843-4047
Fax: (281) 843-7007

Northern Border:
Garrett and Louise Roads

Southern Border:
LaPorte Freeway

Eastern Border:
Cedar Bayou

Western Border:
Greens Bayou

General Communities Served by the District 3 Patrol Division

Barrett, Baytown (unincorporated) Beaumont Place, Channelview, Clear Lake (unincorporated), Clear Creek, Cloverleaf, Crosby, Crosby Eastgate, Forest Bend, Highlands, Lynchburg, Magnolia Gardens, McNair, Newport, Northshore, and Sheldon.

Unincorporated areas of Harris County located in the State Highway 288 area near Fellows Road, Almeda School Road, Almeda Road and the South Sam Houston Tollway.

Unincorporated areas of Harris County located in Clear Lake and Clear Creek along with areas located near Beamer and Scarsdale Roads.

Unincorporated areas of Harris County located in the Bayport area near the vicinity of State Highway 146.

Unincorporated areas of Harris County located near the Houston Ship Channel and Jacinto Port.

An unincorporated area of Harris County located along Tri City-Beach Road.

District III serves east/southeast Harris County from headquarters at 14350 Wallisville Road, with a storefront at 610 South Main in Highlands.

Expansion of the Wallisville Substation began in 2002. The expansion nearly doubled the size of the office space, making room for our patrol and administrative staff members.

The Citizen’s Police Academy Alumni are very active in supporting our deputies. The Alumni members helped support the 100 Club’s Open House at the new jail, the International Homicide Convention, the Highlands Jamboree Parade, Captain Haley’s Fundraiser/Benefit, the Christmas Adopt a Family Program and their own Annual Benefit. The Alumni also supported CPA Class #17, which began in October 2003.

The district’s media relations program took a firm root in 2002. The program provides a continuous flow of newsworthy information to the media. Eighteen newspapers throughout the district have benefited from the stories and photographs submitted. Weekly articles, which include hard news stories, community advisories and human-interest stories, have made their way into print on a regular basis. This enhances the image of the Sheriff’s Office within our community by providing valuable news and information.

District Three recorded 105,615 calls for service during the year. Of the 5,448 arrests made, 1,190 were felonies.