Fort Bend County Offices and Courts Closed Wednesday, January 22, 2025, Due to Severe Weather from Storm Enzo: Due to hazardous conditions caused by Storm Enzo, the Fort Bend County Judge has ordered the closure of all county offices on Wednesday, January 22, 2025. The County Judge and the Emergency Operations Center closely monitor the situation to ensure public safety.
For the latest updates, visit the Homeland Security & Emergency Management website and the free mobile app.
Please stay safe, avoid unnecessary travel, and remain informed about road conditions during this severe weather event.
ENFORCEMENT JURISDICTION
Currently, the Fort Bend County Environmental Health Department has inter-local agreements with the following cities for the services of:
On Site Sewage Facility (OSSF)
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Food Service
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The Fort Bend County Environmental Health Department does not have jurisdiction nor inter-local agreements in the following city limits: Arcola, City of Meadows Place, Houston, Katy, Richmond, Rosenberg, Missouri City, Stafford, Sugar Land, Thompsons.
SERVICES NOT PROVIDED
The major focus of the Environmental Health Department is public and consumer health. This field of service sometimes overlaps with other environmental issues or concerns from the public. However, the Environmental Health Department does not conduct the following services:
- Mold complaints
- Lead complaints
- Environmental Land Assessments
- Solid Waste / Land Field Site Approvals / Evaluations
- Local M.U.D. Inspections / approvals
- Swimming Pool Permitting
- Air Quality
- Fire and Safety Inspections
- OSHA Inspections
- Asbestos Inspections
- Building Inspections (Residential or Commercial)
- Water Well Inspections or approval (Residential or Commercial)
- Home Loan Inspections
- Sludge Sampling or Sludge Site Evaluations / Approval
- Vector Control or Abatement
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our office.