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What this is
Precinct 7 got a $75K grant to fight illegal dumping with cameras, cleanup crews, and education programs in northwest Harris County.
Type: GrantFile: 26-2811 Status: Passed Legislative Body: Commissioners Court Introduced: 2026-04-24 Passed: 2026-05-14
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Key details
- Grant amount: $74,760 from Houston-Galveston Area Council
- Program length: Two years
- Total funding: $90,060 (includes $15,300 county match)
- Coverage area: Northwest Harris County (Cypress, Tomball, Spring areas)
- Services included: Cameras, cleanup crews, resident education
Where it reaches
- Address
- 1001 Preston St, 77002
- District
- City Council · District I
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Why it matters
Illegal dumping brings rats, mosquitoes, and pollution to our neighborhoods. It makes areas look bad, lowers home values, and can cause flooding when trash clogs storm drains. This grant helps keep Precinct 7 communities cleaner and safer.
Two outcomes
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If this passes
Precinct 7 gets cameras to catch illegal dumpers, cleanup crews to remove trash, and programs to teach residents about proper waste disposal.
If this does not pass
This is already approved funding, so illegal dumping cleanup efforts continue as planned in Precinct 7.
How to get involved
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By the numbers
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