Kings River Village. A residential community in Kingwood, Texas

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The Kingwood Service Association Public Safety Committee Meeting is held every second Wednesday of the month at 7:00 pm at the South Woodland Hills Community Room, 2030 Shadow Rock, Kingwood, 77339.

July, 2010 was an excellent month for Kings River Village. According to the Harris County Precinct Four Constable’s Office report, there was a decrease in almost all statistics with one exception. The reports of suspicious vehicles were up from 3 to 8, which may explain for the decrease in other reports. I’m happy to report that there was a decrease in break in to motor vehicles. There were only 2 reported for the month of July, a decrease from 15 for June. Statistically, these rise and stay high for the summer months and only decline once school starts. Both of the reports involved a break in to the complainant’s UNLOCKED vehicle. Get to know your neighbors and call the Constable’s office if you see suspicious vehicles or persons.

In Kingwood, for July there was a small increase in motor vehicle break-in’s and burglaries. There was a decrease in reports of criminal mischief. These are less than reported the same time last year and are expected to decrease when school starts. The Public Safety committee approved the purchase of a laser radar detector for the Houston police department Kingwood division. The committee also approved the purchase of a bicycle to replace the bicycle that was stolen last month provided that it is not recovered in the next 30 days. There was a motion to approve the discussion for a Public Safety Committee Crime Watch Group that would serve as a neighborhood watch for all KSA neighborhoods.

DPS new Laws for 2009

View map of convicted sexual offenders in our area

Official Notifications from AVFD by E-Mail and Text Message

Recently the Atascocita Volunteer Fire Department began utilizing a new service for the community to access important, valuable community specific information when you need it, using the latest technology.

Our agency will create and publish messages through the Nixle Community Information Service. Nixle will then deliver this information to you instantly via text, email and/or web message. Notifications can also be accessed online at Nixle’s web site at www.nixle.com.

Example messages may include, a tornado warning, severe weather warning, an evacuation message or a flash flood warning to name a few, as well as other relevant safety and community information.

The service is secure, reliable and easy to use. YOU decide what information you want and whether you want it sent to your cell phone, email, or just simply over the web.

To subscribe simply text AVFDOEM to 888777. Please note that your standard text messaging rates may apply. Or, you can register now at the company’s main web site: www.nixle.com.