Issues before Harris County
20 active policies at the county level right now.
Harris County Reviews Financial Bond for Bridgeland Development Project
County commissioners will decide on keeping a $2,830 bond for the Bridgeland Prairieland V development in northwest Harr...
in committeeHarris County Reviews Financial Bond for Bridgeland Development
Harris County will decide on keeping $2,035 financial bond for Bridgeland Migration Way development project.
in committeeHarris County Reviews Development Bond Release Request
Harris County considers releasing $7,845 financial bond for Sweetgrass and Lago Bello development projects.
in committeeHarris County Reviews Financial Bond for Pecan Estates Development
County commissioners will decide on keeping a $6,845 bond for a new housing development in our community.
in committeeHarris County Reviews Street Development Bond for Marvida Terrace
Harris County Commissioners will vote on a $2,140 financial bond for street development on Marvida Terrace Drive.
in committeeHarris County Reviews $2,220 Street Development Bond for Marvida Terrace
Commissioners Court will review a financial bond for street development on Marvida Terrace Drive in our community.
in committeeHarris County Reviews $4,335 Development Bond for Marvida Section 19
Harris County Commissioners will vote on keeping a $4,335 financial bond from Astro Marvida for a Precinct 3 development...
activeHarris County Updates Road and Bridge Records
Harris County engineers share updates about our local roads and bridges with commissioners.
About Sean Teare
Sean Teare is the Harris County District Attorney, sworn in on January 1, 2025, after winning the November 2024 general election. He served as a prosecutor with the Harris County District Attorney's Office for eleven years, including six years as Division Supervisor of the Vehicular Crimes Division. A Democrat, Teare defeated incumbent Kim Ogg in the March 2024 primary before winning the general election. As Harris County's chief prosecutor, he oversees one of the largest district attorney offices in Texas, serving a county of more than 4.8 million residents. Teare has focused on public safety, violent crime prosecution, and coordination with law enforcement agencies across the region. His office handles thousands of cases each year ranging from violent crime to public corruption.