The security report for April 2012 is now available.
To review the security reports please see below.
Attention: Families of Kindergarten-4th grade boys–Cub Scout Pack 1550 will be holding a Spring Rally to recruit new members.
Our rally will take place in Ehrhardt Elementary cafeteria, 7pm on April 24th. Thanks! Sue Avila, Cubmaster
Please report suspicious people, vehicles and activities to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office at (713) 221-6000. If it is an emergency please dial 911.When you call:
1. Identify Yourself – Name, Address, Phone Number.
2. Type of Crime – Suspicious person (s), vehicle(s), etc.
3. Where is it – name of building or landmark if no address can be given.
4. Description of Suspect(s) and/or Vehicle(s). Be Specific.
5. Direction Which the Suspect(s) and/or vehicles were Traveling.
The Sheriff’s Department has also launched iWatchHarrisCounty
iWatchHarrisCounty is a mobile crime watch tool that you and your neighbors can use to report suspicious or criminal activity. It’s a proactive, hands-on, partnership between you, the citizens of Harris County, and the Harris County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO).
The security report for March 2012 is now available.
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With the recent drought Oakwood Glen has lost over 100 trees in the front and back parks. For everyone’s safety we have hired a contractor to remove the trees and debris. While cleaning the back park up the contractor found and killed a very large snake. Please supervise your children playing in the back park.
The security report for February 2012 is now available.
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The security report for January 2012 is now available.
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Household Hazardous Waste (HHW)
Program Manager: Cheryl Burton-Fentress
HHW Information Line: 281.560.6200
The Harris County Hazardous Waste (HHW) Collection Facility is located in the northwest area of Harris County at the Harris County Multiuse Facility.
Residents of Harris County who reside outside of the incorporated City of Houston limits may use the facility to properly dispose of hazardous items in their homes that they no longer want. City of Houston residents and other local non-Harris County residents can click here for information about other local collection programs.
Address: Hours Open to Public: Closure Dates for 2011:
6900 Hahl Road at 290 and North Gessner
Houston, TX 77040 Wednesdays
9:00 a.m.. to 3:00 p.m. The facility will be closed the weeks of Nov. 21st, Dec. 19th and Dec. 26th for the holidays.
Phone:
281-560-6200 2nd Saturdays of each month
9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Items accepted at the HHW facility include, but are not limited to household cleaners, yard/automobile products, pool chemicals, paint and paint related products, batteries, tires, items containing mercury (e.g. mercury thermometers, Compact Fluorescent Lights (CFLs), and fluorescent tubes), aerosols, and small and BBQ size propane cylinders.
The Facility does NOT accept the following items: electronics, traditional recyclables (paper, cans, plastic), any items used for business purposes, medical and biological waste, explosives (including ammunition and firecrackers), compressed gas cylinders, radioactive waste (including smoke detectors), household appliances such as washers, dryers, freezers, air conditioners, heavy trash or household trash. You can go to http://www.Earth911.com to find a location where you can properly dispose of these items.
Commitment Statement: Harris County will provide residents the ability to dispose of household chemicals and other hazardous household items used in their homes in the most cost efficient, safe and environmentally compliant manner
For directions to the Harris County Household Hazardous Waste Facility click here. http://www.eng.hctx.net/watershed/hhw_directions.html
The Oakwood Glen Association newsletter (The Acorn) for January 2012 is now available.
The security report for December 2011 is now available.
To review the security report please see below.
