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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and his Consumer Protection Division is warning Texans to be aware of energy price hikes and offers tips to protect yourself from excessive and potentially unlawful charges after the recent winter weather storm.
Mayor Jeff Wagner has approved a Departmental Permit Policy that will assist Pasadena residents with home repairs associated with Winter Storm Uri.
This policy change instructs the City of Pasadena Permit Department to waive per...
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has advised us that City of Pasadena tap water is safe to consume.
We are no longer under a boil water notice.
If you still do not have water in your home, it could be due to a plumbing issue. If you l...
FEMA has that announced federal emergency aid has been made available to the state of Texas to supplement state, tribal and local recovery efforts in areas affected by a severe winter storm beginning on Feb. 11, 2021 and continuing.
Pasadena residents and ...
Do you have storm damage? Governor Abbott has announced a statewide effort to collect damage assessment data for this unprecedented event. This information is being collected to help officials across the state gain an understanding of damages for individu...
The Texas General Land Office announces additional help for City of Pasadena residents who still need Hurricane Harvey Repairs.
For Harris County homeowners that are interested and have not applied already, they may begin the application process by:
Construction begins early 2021! FEMA recently approved the City’s Phase 1 designs for road construction that will help to alleviate flooding in Pasadena. The total project will result in 25 miles of new drainage north of Spencer. Our engineers devised a p...
Click the below link to access the Pasadena Police Department 2021 In-Service Training Calendar
