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  • EMERGENCY ONLY                   911

  • Sheriffs Office                         (281) 341-4704

  • Dispatcher in Sheriffs Office       (281) 342-6116

  • Fire Department                     (281) 342-5566

  • Department of Public Safety      (832) 232-4334

  • Poison Control                       (800) 764-7661

  • Fort Bend County
        Animal Control                       (281) 342-1512

  • Alligator Hunter
        Michael Weeks                     (281) 842-8100




    COMMON SENSE TIPS ADD TO YOUR SECURITY

    Although the area we live in is very safe overall, vehicle break-ins often occur. An adept thief can break in and steal valuable property in less than 10 seconds. Crooks look for attractive targets at places such as fitness clubs, stores and shopping areas. Help protect you and your family by following these common sense procedures:

  • Secure your vehicle by rolling up windows and locking doors.
  • Keep valuable items out of sight and in a trunk or glove box.
  • Secure your belongings in the trunk or glove box before you arrive in the parking lot.
  • If thieves see you securing items, you may be their target.
  • While shopping, ask the store to hold high value items such as electronics and computers
  • until you are ready to load them in your car and drive home.

    Thieves also target City parks. These tips can help your family have a safe and enjoyable park visit in all City parks:

  • Only use the parks during posted hours.
  • Obey all posted warnings and signs.
  • Do not allow children to play unsupervised.
  • Do not carry a purse or valuable items. Follow the advice above and secure items out of sight before you arrive at the park.
  • Avoid walking alone.
  • Carry a cell phone.
  • Be aware of your surroundings at all times.

    …information from Sugar Land Police Department




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