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Kings River Residents:

We have had multiple incidents involving two young males driving a small black sedan. These males have been observed harassing other residents in our parks by yelling obscenities as they drove by. They were also involved in an incident on 3-26 where they chased two young males who were ridding their bicycles on Waterpoint near the small pocket park. The suspects are described as two teenagers, one Hispanic with dark curly hair, no shirt & carrying a white gym bag. The second male was described as a white male with dirty blonde hair. Both males were observed vaping as they drove around the village. If anyone has any information on these individuals, please send an email to our KR security via our KR web site. Your name will remain anonymous. We believe these suspects live in KR area.

It is understood that there are questions and concerns relating to homelessness. There is a misunderstanding relating to the homeless population and the community. This is the reason why the Kingwood Division scheduled Sergeant Espinoza from the Homeless Outreach Team (HOT) as the January 2021 guest speaker. During that meeting Sergeant Espinoza spoke for approximately 1.5 hours on everything related to HPD’s interaction and response to the homeless community. Please click here to read the remainder of the article. 

Please be advised that both the Parks and the Public Safety Meetings for April have been cancelled, due to the recent Coronavirus concerns.

Houston, TX - Houston City Council Member Dave Martin is excited to announce the District E office has received notification from the Honorable Congressman Dan Crenshaw (TX-02) regarding the award of The United States Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Federal grants for the State of Texas Associated with Hurricane Harvey. Council Member Martin is most thrilled about the award of a Hazard Mitigation Grant through the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) in the amount of $47,170,953 for the City of Houston Lake Houston Dam Spillway Improvement Project (Federal Share $35,378,214.75, Non-Federal Share $11,792,738.25). This award is pursuant to the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act, Section 404, and 44 CFR Part 206.434. Click here for more details. 

Please remember, the Greenbelts for Kings River Village are closed from dusk to dawn. Also as a reminder for parents: There is a curfew in place of  11 pm Sunday thru Thursday & Midnight on Friday & Saturday nights. Thank you.

Over the course of the last week there have been several reported incidents between a male and several Kings River female residents. 
 
The male who is riding a bike, has approached the citizens individually, started casual conversation and then exposed himself. The male has always been on a bicycle, an older model Red or Beige 10 speed type with a wide front tire. On the one occasion he was not on a bike, he walked up on a female at Lakeview Park. The male is described as White or Hispanic, 5’9 to 5’10 in height, 25-30 years of age and has been observed wearing black basketball type shorts and a white or dingy gray T-shirt. One female stated he had a goatee while other witness’ have said that he was wearing a green bandana over his chin and mouth that was tied behind his head.

If you have contact with this individual or observe him riding his bike or walking in the village, please contact the Harris County Sheriff’s Department at 713-221-6000. If you have any information regarding this suspect, you can also send an e mail to our security officers via the Kings River web site. www.kingsrivervillage.org    

THANK YOU,


Kings River Village Community Association