The boundary begins at the intersection
of the U. S. Government Service Road and Hammerly and goes east
on Hammerly to the proposed West Belt. Hammerly is the responsibility
of 4F20. The boundary turns south on the proposed West Belt to
a point straight west of the south lot lines of the Tiber Oaks
Subdivision. The Proposed West Belt is the responsibility of 4F10.
The boundary turns east from this point straight east and continues
along the lot lines to Stebbins. It turns south on Stebbins, jogs
west on Haddinton, and continues south on Stebbins Circle and
Townhurst to the north lot lines of Hazelhurst. The boundary turns
west, south, and back east around the lot lines of the Spring
Lea Subdivision to Lumpkin Road. The boundary turns south on Lumpkin
Road and goes to the katy Freeway. Stebbins, Haddinton, Stebbins
Circle, Townhurst, Hazelhurst, and Lumpkin Road are the responsibility
of 4F10. The boundary turns west along the M.K.T. Railroad tracks
just north of the Katy Freeway to the city limits. The boundary
follows the city limits north to the Addicks Reservior and goes
all the way around the Addicks Reservior to hammerly, which is
where it begins. Although this beat encompasses the entire Addicks
Reservior, the activities of officers will be concentrated on
the area west and south of the U. S. Government Service on the
east side of the reservior.
Landmarks and Neighborhoods
Within This Beat:
Addicks Reservoir Area, Claymore
Park, Brittmore Village, Park Ten Place, Mayde Creek Farms
ZIP Codes Within This Beat
(see note below on ZIP codes and beats):
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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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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.
