Fulshear Police

Fulshear Police We welcome only positive, responsible, and respectful comments. Administration reserves control over the management of comments and content.

Welcome to the official Fulshear Police Department page. We welcome your input and positive comments regarding FPD. If you experience an emergency or need police assistance, please use your phone to dial 911. Social Media Guidelines

GUIDELINES FOR PUBLIC ON CITY-RUN SOCIAL MEDIA PAGES
The City of Fulshear welcomes a person’s right to express his or her opinion and encourages individuals

to keep comments relevant to the topic in question. Posting of any content on any social media platform operated by the City of Fulshear constitutes acceptance of the terms of use described within these guidelines. Inappropriate posts and content are subject to removal, including but not limited to the following type of postings:

Comments not on topic
Spam
Profane language or vulgar content
Content that promotes, fosters or perpetuates discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, s*x, religion, gender, marital status, national origin, physical or mental disability or s*xual orientation
Sexual content or links to s*xual content
Solicitations of commerce
Encouraging criminal conduct
Information that may compromise security or safety of the public or public systems
Content that violates the intellectual property rights of any other party
Objectionable images, ideas or personal information will not be posted
There should be no interaction between an employee’s personal social media and their actions on City affiliated social media
No endorsement of commercial products, services, political parties, political candidates, groups or entities, will be allowed
Harassment or content which constitutes and/or facilitates stalking
Comments which may reasonably interfere with, inhibit, or compromise law enforcement investigations, police tactics, police responses to incidents, and/or the safety of police staff and officers

Posting or interacting on City of Fulshear government social media platforms constitutes acceptance of these terms. Also, keep in mind that our social media channels are internet pages that are owned and operated by social media companies. All of these companies have their own policies and standards regarding what may or may not be posted and the actions they may take with regard to unauthorized posts. DENIAL OF ACCESS
The City of Fulshear reserves the right to deny access to any individual on City of Fulshear social media sites who violate the City’s guidelines, at any time without prior notice. If you wish to contest the removal or hiding of your content, or your denial of access (“banned”) from any of our social media platforms, you may do so by e-mailing the City’s Public Information Officer. EMERGENCY OR NON-EMERGENCY REQUESTS FOR POLICE ASSISTANCE
The posting of requests for police assistance, regardless if it is of an emergency or non-emergency nature, is discouraged and will not guarantee a response by the City of Fulshear on social media platforms. In case of an emergency, or if police assistance is needed, please dial 911. If you wish to report a crime or information relevant to a crime, please call the Fulshear Police Department at 281-346-2202. In the event you post information related to a crime, you may be placing yourself in a position of becoming a witness and subject to being subpoenaed into court.

"Hello, our vacation check just ended and I wanted to thank the officer who noticed a large box containing a monitor sen...
08/31/2026

"Hello, our vacation check just ended and I wanted to thank the officer who noticed a large box containing a monitor sent by my employer when he was doing a middle-of-the-night check on 7/29. He put the box on our back patio. Please thank this officer for me. We appreciate it."

If you're planning a vacation, business trip, or simply expect to be away from home for up to two weeks, our officers can conduct periodic security checks of your residence. During these patrols, officers look for anything unusual, such as open doors, suspicious activity, damaged property, or packages left in plain view, and will take appropriate action whenever possible. While we can't guarantee constant monitoring, these extra patrols provide added peace of mind while you're away.

The easiest way to request a House Watch is through the Fulshear Police Department mobile app.

Download the app today:

Apple App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fulshear-police-department-tx/id6755816221

Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fulsheartxpolice

Once the app is installed, submitting a House Watch request only takes a few moments.

A heartfelt thank you to the resident for taking the time to recognize outstanding service.

Serving our community isn't just about responding to emergencies, it's about looking out for our neighbors, even while they're away.

08/30/2026
Take Me Home Program Fort Bend County Sheriff's OfficeThe Take Me Home™ Program is a voluntary and confidential registry...
08/30/2026

Take Me Home Program Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office

The Take Me Home™ Program is a voluntary and confidential registry designed to help individuals with cognitive impairments who may struggle to communicate if lost or in crisis. Developed initially by the Pensacola Police Department and now supported locally through Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office and ImageSoft’s SafeEncounter platform, the system stores a digital photo, personal details, and caregiver contacts.

Eligibility:

Fort Bend County residents (THIS INCLUDES FULSHEAR) with cognitive impairments such as Alzheimer’s, Autism, Dementia, or Down Syndrome who may be at risk of wandering. It excludes individuals with only physical, hearing, or vision impairments or those able to communicate through interpreters.

How It Works:

If a registered individual is found by law enforcement and cannot identify themselves, officers can access the secure database from their vehicle or station to match them by name or physical traits and reunite them with loved ones. It also aids in missing person cases by providing immediate access to the individual’s profile.

Contact:

Sergeant Matthew Hricko
281-341-8788
[email protected]

When your backup takes “I’ve got your back” a little too literally!
08/29/2026

When your backup takes “I’ve got your back” a little too literally!

IT’S HAPPENING NOW!The Fulshear High School Cheer Team Car Wash is underway!Come get your car washed and support these a...
08/29/2026

IT’S HAPPENING NOW!

The Fulshear High School Cheer Team Car Wash is underway!

Come get your car washed and support these awesome students.

Wallis Bank
3056 1st St., Fulshear

Happening NOW until 1:00 PM today!

Donations are being accepted, and every dollar helps support the Fulshear High School Cheer program.

It’s a great Saturday morning to come out, support our students, and drive away with a clean car.

Come on out, Fulshear, and show our Chargers some community support!

GO CHARGERS!

REMINDER FROM THE CITY OF FULSHEAR: SOLICITING IS ILLEGAL WITHOUT A PERMITUnder the City of Fulshear Code of Ordinances,...
08/28/2026

REMINDER FROM THE CITY OF FULSHEAR: SOLICITING IS ILLEGAL WITHOUT A PERMIT

Under the City of Fulshear Code of Ordinances, Chapter 4, Article 4.04 – Peddlers and Solicitors, soliciting within city limits is prohibited unless the solicitor has been issued a valid permit by the City.

Please note that political candidates and individuals engaged in religious solicitation are exempt from the City’s solicitor permit requirement.

At this time, the following individuals are the approved solicitors in Fulshear:

HomeTeam Pest Defense
Nathan Anderson – permit expires 09/04/2026

Klaro Home Services, LLC
Nadeem Rajani – permit expires 10/16/2026

All U Need Pest Control
John Kranzberg – permit expires 10/27/2026
Joshua Santangelo – permit expires 10/30/2026
Carlos Valle – permit expires 11/03/2026
Mason Howard – permit expires 11/03/2026
Nick Vesely – permit expires 11/10/2026

JTH Services
Justin Hand – permit expires 11/03/2026

Trash Can Valet
Armani Graham – permit expires 11/19/2026

Smart Home Pros, Inc.
Aaron Alvardo – permit expires 11/21/2026
Miranda Brealt – permit expires 11/21/2026
Damian Chavarriaga – permit expires 11/21/2026
Jordan Finch – permit expires 11/21/2026
Joshua Henches-Moore – permit expires 11/21/2026
Jonathan Kroch – permit expires 11/21/2026
Nicholas Lardizabal – permit expires 11/21/2026
Clayton Little – permit expires 11/21/2026
Daniel McPherson – permit expires 11/21/2026
Cristian Roldan – permit expires 11/21/2026
Nathan Tau – permit expires 11/21/2026
Pedro Vaillant-Torres – permit expires 11/21/2026
Oliver Walters – permit expires 11/21/2026
Erick Augero – permit expires 11/24/2026
Sebastian Cano – permit expires 11/24/2026
Tyler Chauvette – permit expires 11/24/2026
Nikolas Chevres – permit expires 11/24/2026
Indiana Denizard-Tanon – permit expires 11/24/2026
Gabriel Gilmer – permit expires 11/24/2026
Reginald Martin – permit expires 11/24/2026
William Neeld – permit expires 11/24/2026
Michael Perez – permit expires 11/24/2026
Ricardo Torres – permit expires 11/24/2026

Reliant Pest Management
Harrison Casey – permit expires 12/01/2026
Grant Miller – permit expires 12/01/2026
Paolo Padgett – permit expires 12/01/2026

Edward Jones
Camden Hippler – permit expires 12/03/2026

AT&T Fiber
Cole Becker – permit expires 12/11/2026
Trey Toof – permit expires 12/11/2026
Anthony Mosqueda – permit expires 12/16/2026

Ezee Fiber
Noah Lefebvre – permit expires 12/22/2026
Joel Finny – permit expires 12/24/2026
Taylor Huether – permit expires 12/24/2026
Christian Long – permit expires 12/24/2026
Jeremy Lowe – permit expires 12/24/2026
John Titus – permit expires 12/24/2026
Guy Allen – permit expires 12/25/2026
Cooper Carroll – permit expires 12/25/2026
Giles Cooper – permit expires 12/25/2026
Nathan Felton – permit expires 12/25/2026
Zachary Freeman – permit expires 12/25/2026

IMPORTANT: A PERMIT DOES NOT OVERRIDE A “NO SOLICITATION” SIGN

Even an approved solicitor with a valid City permit may not solicit at a residence where a “No Solicitation” or “No Soliciting” sign is posted at the entry.

If you have a No Solicitation sign posted and a solicitor disregards it and knocks on your door to solicit, they are violating the City’s solicitation ordinance.

A permit allows an individual to legally solicit within the City of Fulshear. It does not give them permission to ignore a resident’s posted No Solicitation sign.

Residents may ask solicitors to provide their City-issued permit and verify their name against the approved list above.

REMEMBER THE EXEMPTIONS

Political candidates and individuals engaged in religious solicitation are exempt from the City’s solicitor permit requirement and therefore will not necessarily appear on the approved permit list above.

If someone who is required to have a permit is soliciting without authorization, or if a solicitor subject to the ordinance disregards your posted No Solicitation sign, please report the incident to the Fulshear Police Department at 281-346-2202.

Please share this information with your neighbors and help us ensure everyone understands the rules.

If the sign says “No Solicitation,” it means no solicitation.

This Saturday, August 29, 2026, the Fulshear High School Cheer Team is hosting a car wash at Wallis Bank (3056 1st St., ...
08/27/2026

This Saturday, August 29, 2026, the Fulshear High School Cheer Team is hosting a car wash at Wallis Bank (3056 1st St., Fulshear) from 9:00 AM–1:00 PM.

They’ll be accepting donations, and every dollar helps support their program.

Come get your ride shining and cheer on our Chargers!

And yes… K-9 Blu had a great time taking this photo and soaked up plenty of hugs and behind-the-ears scratches.

Come out this Saturday, support these awesome students, and leave with a clean car!

Show us your dog in the comments! Happy National Dog Day, we hope all the good pups get extra treats, belly rubs, and pl...
08/26/2026

Show us your dog in the comments! Happy National Dog Day, we hope all the good pups get extra treats, belly rubs, and plenty of zoomies today!

National Night Out 2026: Building a Safer Fulshear Together!National Night Out is a fantastic opportunity for our reside...
08/25/2026

National Night Out 2026: Building a Safer Fulshear Together!

National Night Out is a fantastic opportunity for our residents, law enforcement, first responders, and community partners to come together, strengthen relationships, and stand united against crime.
Join the Fulshear Police Department on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, for an evening of community, conversation, and fun!

Residents are encouraged to turn on their porch lights, lock their doors, step outside, and spend some time getting to know their neighbors and the officers who serve our community.

Hosting a National Night Out Gathering?

If your neighborhood, street, or community is planning a block party or gathering, we would love to stop by!

To register your event, email Captain Mike McCoy at [email protected] and include:

Name of the block party organizer
Phone number
Address of the event

Our officers will visit registered National Night Out gatherings between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. to meet residents, answer questions, take photos, and enjoy some time with our community.
No Neighborhood Party? Join Us at City Hall.

If your neighborhood isn't hosting a gathering, or if you'd like to stop by before or after your neighborhood event, come see us at the Fulshear City Hall parking lot, 6611 W. Cross Creek Bend Blvd.
From 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., you'll have the opportunity to:

Explore police and fire vehicles and equipment
Meet K-9 Blu
Visit with Fulshear police officers and first responders
Meet our community mascot, Sergeant McCann

Enjoy an evening dedicated to community and public safety
Registration closes Tuesday, September 29, 2026.

For questions or to register your neighborhood event, contact Captain Mike McCoy at [email protected]

Tuesday, October 6, 2026 | 6:00–8:00 p.m.

Come out, meet your neighbors, meet your first responders, and help us continue building a safer, stronger, and more connected Fulshear!

08/25/2026

Traffic Tip Tuesday: Crosswalk Safety

Marked and lighted crosswalks help keep pedestrians safe, but everyone has a role.

Drivers: Slow down, stay alert, and yield to pedestrians. Never pass a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk.

Pedestrians: Use marked crosswalks, activate flashing signals when available, and make sure vehicles have stopped before crossing.

A crosswalk provides protection, but awareness saves lives.

Slow down. Look twice. Get everyone home safely.

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6639 W. Cross Creek Bend Boulevard
Fulshear, TX
77441

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