Harris County Engineering Department is requesting that unincorporated county residents report their residential flood damage due to the devastation from Hurricane Harvey. Completing this form will help us issue permits and coordinate the debris efforts. Please visit www.eng.hctx.net and click “Flood Recovery”. To repair or rebuild, you need a permit. This is a FEMA requirement to ensure that flood insurance is available to residents of Harris County. Your insurance and/or FEMA will likely require seeing a copy of this permit to complete your claim. If you live within the 100-year floodplain and we could not verify that your house’s slab is above the 100-year floodplain elevation

A new storm debris drop-off site opens in Precinct 4 Friday, Sept. 8 at 9 a.m. for residents in unincorporated Harris County. The Public Storm Debris Drop-Off Site is located at 13928 Humble Road in Tomball off Highway 249 and will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. throughout the flood recovery effort. Residents of unincorporated Harris County must provide proof of residency and accompany their load. For more information, call the Harris County Residential Debris and Damage Assessment Hotline at 713-274-3880. Debris should be separated...

You've pulled out your carpet, removed ruined drywall, and discarded water-logged appliances. Now, where do you put your debris? As part of flood recovery efforts, Precinct 4's Road & Bridge crews will remove debris from affected areas in Precinct 4. While this may not occur for weeks, residents can take steps now to make debris removal faster in the future. To qualify for debris removal, you will need to follow directions to help the cleanup effort run smoothly. First, residents should know the debris removal