The boundary begins at the intersection
of Hiram Clarke, South Main, and Holmes Road. There is an open
space south of Holmes Road between Hiram Clarke and Almeda Road.
The first street south of Holmes Road on Hiram Clarke is Uptown.
There is a street called Clover Lane off of Almeda Road about
two and one half miles south of Holmes Road, or one and a half
miles south of Reed Road. The beat boundary goes east across the
open space from the intersection of Hiram Clarke, South Main,
and Holmes to Almeda Road. The point of intersection on Almeda
Road is about one half mile north of Clover Lane and the interseciton
of the end of Airport Boulevard at the South Freeway to the intersection
of Hiram Clarke, South Main and Holmes Road. At Almeda Road, the
beat boundary turns south along the west lot lines of Almeda Road
to the Houston city limits at Anderson Road. Almeda Road is the
responsibility of 16E10's beat. The beat boundary follows the
city limits west along Anderson Road to Hiram Clarke. At that
intersection, both boundaries turn south to the South Beltway
8. The city limits continue south while the beat boundary turns
northwest along the Fort Bend County line that follows the Beltway
to South Post Oak. The beat boundary turns north along the east
lot lines of South post Oak to West Orem. It turns east along
the south lot lines of West Orem to Hiram Clarke. The boundary
turns north along the west lot lines of Hiram Clarke to the intersection
of Hiram Clarke, South Main, and Holmes Road, which it where it
begins.
Landmarks and Neighborhoods
Within This Beat:
Almeda Plaza, South Glen, Dumbarton
Oaks, Briarwick
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.
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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.
