For any life-threatening emergency, fire, or crime in progress, always call 911 first. The numbers below cover non-emergency, follow-up, and everyday service needs in Fort Bend County.
Primary for unincorporated Fort Bend County areas.
Greatwood has been inside Sugar Land city limits since December 2017, so Sugar Land PD is the primary agency here. For any emergency, fire or crime in progress, call 911.
Anonymous, may be eligible for a cash reward.
County fire code and prevention office.
If within Richmond service area.
1705 Jackson St, Richmond.
22003 SW Fwy, Richmond.
7830 W Grand Pkwy S, Richmond.
Loose, injured, or stray animals; animal bites.
Use if Animal Services is closed.
Operation Game Thief 24/7 dispatch.
Poaching, illegal hunting or fishing.
Unincorporated areas; standing water and fogging requests.
Free, confidential, available nationwide.
Leave the area first, then call from a safe location. Also call 911. Toll-free alternate: 1-800-752-8036.
Stay 35+ feet from any downed line. Toll-free alternate: 1-800-332-7143.
24-hour line for water main and sewer breaks.
Required 48 hours before digging; marks buried utility lines. Alternate: 1-800-545-6005.
County-maintained roads only. A street inside a city limit is that city’s public works department.
Report drainage or flooding issues.
Ongoing maintenance requests.
For incidents on Lamar CISD campuses, buses, and school property.
24/7 call, text, or chat.
24/7 statewide abuse and neglect hotline.
Disaster preparation and evacuation info.
Non-emergency health and human services info line.