The boundary begins at the intersection
of I-59 and I-45 and goes southeast on I-45 to HB&T railroad.
I-45 is the responsibility of 10H20 and 10H30. The boundary follows
the HB&T railroad to its intersection with Brays Bayou. It
turns west along the Bayou to Martin Luther King Boulevard. It
turns northwest along Martin Luther King which is in 10H50's beat
to the intersection with Wheeler. At Wheeler, the boundary turns
west and goes to Scott. It follows Scott two blocks north to Cleburne.
Wheeler and Scott are the responsibility of 10H50. The boundary
follows Cleburne to I-288. Cleburne is also the responsibility
of 10H50. It turns north on I-288 to I-59 and continues north
on I-59 to the intersection with I-45 which is where it begins.
Highway 288 is the responsibility of 10H70; I-59 is the responsibility
of 10H50.
Landmarks and Neighborhoods
Within This Beat:
University of Houston area
ZIP Codes Within This Beat
(see note below on ZIP codes and beats):
The Houston Police Department does not recommend
raw data comparisons be made between police beats. This web
site does not provide a comparative analysis of the various
beats.
The data presented in these reports is NOT
the official Crime Statistics for the Houston Police Department.
This data is being provided prior to the release of the Department's
Official Monthly Uniform Crime Report. For information on requesting
UCR data and other reports, please see our Public
Information page.
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ZIP code boundaries and police beat boundaries
do not correspond. ZIP code boundaries may overlap beat boundaries
and there may be several beats within several ZIP codes and
vice versa. ZIP codes are provided only as a reference.
Each month's statistics are posted by
the 25th of the following month.
