Crime Statistics for 8C40's Beat


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Beat Description and Boundary:

The boundary begins at the intersection of FM 527 (also called East Houston and Mesa Road) and Tidwell and goes east along the south lot lines of Tidwell to the Houston City Limits. It follows the city limits south to Halls Bayou and continues to follow the city limits as they turn east along the bayou about half a mile. The city limits then turn north about a quarter mile and then turn east about one and a quarter miles, going around Brock Park to John Ralston Road. It turns south and west along John Ralston Road, then southeast along Scenic River until it ends at Greens Bayou. The beat boundary continues to follow the city limits south along Greens Bayou to the SPRR railroad. It turns southwest along the railroad track to FM 527. It turns north on FM 527 to Tidwell which is where it begins.

Because it has the best access via John Ralston Road, Garret, and Lake Houston Parkway, 8C40 is responsible for the southwest corner of Lake Houston. This area includes the area on the east side of the Lake Houston Dam west until Duessen Parkway dead ends north at an inlet of Lake Houston, and east to the lakeshore.

Landmarks and Neighborhoods Within This Beat:

Lake Houston, Greenriver, Knoll, Lake Forest

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

77013
77028
77044
77049
77078

Crime Statistics For This Beat:

2008
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2004
Nov - Not Avail
Dec - Not Avail

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.
  • 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.