POLICE Department

Crime Statistics for 1A40's Beat

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Beat Description and Boundary:

The boundary begins at the intersection of the SPPR raiilroad tracks and Buffalo Bayou and goes east along the middle of the Bayou to South Shepherd. It turns south on South Shepherd to San Felipe. South Shepherd is in the beat 1A30. At San Felipe, the boundary turns west along the north lot lines. San Felipe is also in 1A30's beat. The boundary turns south along the east lot lines of Argonne to the north lot lines of the property facing south along the 2300 and 2200 blocks of Indiana (leaving the buildings in 1A40's beat). It turns east on Indiana to the east lot lines of the buildings facing west on Kingston leaving the buildings in 1A40's beat. It goes south on the east side of Kingston to Dunraven, putting the Kingston addresses in the 1A40's beat. The boundary turns west on the south side of Dunraven to the east side of Westgate and follows Westgate south to Westheimer to the SPPR railroad tracks. Addresses on both sides of Westheimer are in 1A40's beat. It goes up the middle of the railroad tracks to Buffalo Bayou, which is where it begins.

Landmarks and Neighborhoods Within This Beat:

Tall Timbers, Royden Oaks, River Oaks, Avalon Place, Oak Estates, River Oaks Country Club

ZIP Codes Within This Beat (see note below on ZIP codes and beats):

77007
77019
77027
77098

Crime Statistics For This Beat:

Notes:

• 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.
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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.
• PLEASE NOTE: In accordance with the national shift in crime data collection and reporting methods, the Houston Police Department is currently transitioning from UCR to NIBRS ahead of the FBI’s 2021 deadline. The publication of summary crime data and departmental reports has been delayed due to this transition. Crime data for June 2018 and the months following will be provided as soon as the department is granted state certification under the NIBRS data collection method.