Source: HCP3

How to Request Storm Debris Pick Up in Your Neighborhood, Cooling Centers and More

July 08 2024

Updated: Thursday, July 11, 2024 at 7:44 PM CT

Harris County Precinct 3, your precinct, is ready to respond to the current and after effects of Beryl.

To report downed trees and other emergency roadway obstructions:

CALL: 713-274-3100
ONLINE: pct3.com/service-request

To report home damages and request debris pickup:

CALL: 713-274-3880
EMAIL: homeflooding@harriscountytx.gov

The following update was sent from Harris County Precinct 3 officials on Thursday, July 11, 2024 at approximately 5:00 PM:

Our Road & Bridge department has developed a plan to break out the Precinct by zone (154 zones) with 22 dedicated crews (and more contractor crews on the way) to help pick up debris more efficiently. We'll make three passes in each zone to ensure no area is missed!

Unincorporated residents of Precinct 3 are not required to report their debris. All we ask is that you follow the debris separation guide below.

We're also finalizing details for seven debris drop-off sites for Precinct 3 residents and will share that information shortly.

As a reminder, CenterPoint Energy is responsible for downed trees involving dangerous powerlines. Residents can contact CenterPoint Energy at 713-207-2222 or 800-332-7143 for those requests.

City residents are reminded to call 3-1-1 for more information on their debris removal.

Relief During Heat Advisory

Another Heat Advisory has been issued for Thursday, July 11 by the US National Weather Service-Houston Galveston. With heat index values up to 106°F, the heat wave could cause dangerous conditions due to the widespread loss of power and A/C. Please click the image below to view a list of community centers that will be open on Wednesday, July 10 and beyond to provide a cool place for residents to recharge their devices and more.