Sydney Harbour Residents See More Than 600 Service Calls in Latest Cypress Hill MUD #1 Constable Report
For many residents in Sydney Harbour, neighborhood safety is one of the biggest factors shaping everyday quality of life — from evening walks and time at local parks to the confidence families feel when children are outside playing with friends. The latest monthly patrol report for Cypress Hill Municipal Utility District No. 1 provides a snapshot of how Harris County Precinct 4 Constable's Office deputies are responding to calls and monitoring activity throughout the community.
According to the April 2026 contract report from Harris County Constable Precinct 4, deputies assigned to Cypress Hills M.U.D. #1 handled 603 “other calls” during the month, along with dozens of additional calls involving suspicious activity, alarms, disturbances and theft-related incidents.
The report, issued under Constable Mark Herman’s office, reflects the continued law enforcement presence serving neighborhoods within Cypress Hill MUD No. 1, including Sydney Harbour and surrounding areas within the district.
Suspicious Activity and Alarm Calls Among Most Frequent Reports
The April report shows deputies responded to 17 alarm calls, 11 suspicious person calls and five suspicious vehicle reports during the month. Deputies also documented 12 “theft other” incidents, four family disturbance calls and four additional disturbance-related calls.
The report listed one assault case, two criminal mischief incidents and three phone harassment calls. No robberies, vehicle burglaries, habitation burglaries or vehicle thefts were reported during the reporting period.
For residents, reports like these can offer a broader understanding of the types of calls deputies are managing across the district — not just major crimes, but also proactive patrol activity and quality-of-life concerns that often impact neighborhoods day to day.
Deputies Logged More Than 8,500 Miles Patrolling the District
The constable report also highlights the level of patrol activity occurring throughout Cypress Hill MUD #1 during April.
According to the district statistics, deputies logged a combined 8,558 patrol miles and worked 151 total days across assigned units. Deputies handled 273 contract calls, initiated 158 deputy calls and issued 266 tickets during the reporting period.
The report additionally noted two felony arrests, four misdemeanor arrests and nine charges filed during the month.
For many homeowners in Sydney Harbour, consistent patrol visibility and detailed monthly reporting remain an important part of maintaining neighborhood confidence as the broader Cypress area continues to grow.
Why These Monthly Reports Matter to Residents
Municipal utility districts like Cypress Hill MUD #1 often contract with local law enforcement agencies to provide additional patrol coverage and community-focused policing services beyond standard county response operations.
For residents in Sydney Harbour, monthly constable reports provide transparency into how district resources are being used while also helping homeowners stay informed about trends affecting the community.
As neighborhoods within Cypress Hill MUD No. 1 continue evolving alongside rapid development across northwest Harris County, neighborhood awareness and communication between residents, HOAs, MUD leadership and law enforcement agencies remain important pieces of maintaining community safety and responsiveness.
See Something, Say Something
Residents in Sydney Harbour are encouraged to report suspicious activity or ongoing neighborhood concerns to Harris County Constable Precinct 4. Quick reporting can help deputies respond faster and maintain proactive patrols throughout Cypress Hill MUD No. 1.
Non-emergency concerns can be reported to Precinct 4 at 281-376-3472. Residents should always call 911 for emergencies or crimes in progress.
For many neighbors, staying alert and speaking up when something feels unusual is one of the simplest ways to help keep the community safe.
Stay tuned to My Neighborhood News for continued Sydney Harbour community updates.
Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.
