Starting locally. Listening statewide. Harris and Montgomery counties are where THD is concentrating operator dispatch coverage first for qualifying private properties in unincorporated areas. Requests and questions are welcome from anywhere in Texas.
From the San Jacinto landmark to properties across Harris County, THD is building concentrated dispatch coverage for qualifying unincorporated properties here first.
Dispatch focus details →Photo: Yinan Chen · Public Domain · resized and cropped for layout
Conroe’s Lone Star Monument and Historical Flag Park mark Montgomery County; THD is building concentrated dispatch coverage for qualifying unincorporated properties here first.
Dispatch focus details →Photo: HIM Nguyen / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 · resized and cropped for layout
Tell us what’s happening wherever you are in Texas. We review inquiries statewide, and what Texans share helps us understand where operator coverage is needed next. For qualifying properties in our current dispatch focus, THD looks for relevant independent operators when dispatch fits; operators decide whether to respond.
Property inside incorporated city limits is outside current operator dispatch focus, even when the ZIP code overlaps a covered county. HOA and institutional programs, public-agency work, and other Texas metros are also outside current operator dispatch focus. ZIP codes do not reliably indicate whether a property is incorporated or unincorporated, so eligibility is confirmed by review rather than by ZIP code alone.
