Request for discussion and possible action on the county’s contract patrol program.

The contract patrol program affects how law enforcement coverage is provided in parts of unincorporated Harris County. When commissioners take up this topic, it's a chance for the public to see how decisions about community safety services are made — and to make their voices heard before a vote happens.

This agenda item (filed June 1, 2026, as item 26-3865) asks commissioners to talk about the county's contract patrol program and possibly take action on it. The details of any proposed changes have not been published here, but the item is listed as a policy matter before the full Commissioners Court.

Key details

• When: Date/time not specified — check HarrisCountyTx.gov for the current commissioners court agenda
• Where: Harris County Commissioners Court, 1001 Preston St, Houston, TX 77002
• Cost: Free and open to the public
• Parking: Paid parking available in nearby downtown garages; limited street metering
• Public Comment: Residents may sign up to speak during public comment period — arrive early to register

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When

Date

June 11, 2026

Address

1001 Preston St, 77002

District

City Council · District I

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Commissioners Court meetings are open to the public. You can attend in person or look for a live stream or recorded video through Harris County's official channels. If you want to speak during public comment, check the court's website ahead of time for sign-up rules and deadlines.

For questions about this specific agenda item, the listed contact is Tiffany.Amboree@harriscountytx.gov.

The contract patrol program mainly affects residents in unincorporated Harris County — areas not served by a city police department. If you live in one of those areas, decisions made at this meeting could directly affect the law enforcement services in your neighborhood.