Harris County Flood Control District North Service Center

The Harris County Flood Control District North Service Center is dedicated to safeguarding the community from flood hazards. Established by the Texas Legislature in 1937, we are governed by the Harris County Commissioners Court. Our mission focuses on implementing effective flood damage reduction strategies, utilizing both structural and non-structural tools to protect homes and businesses throughout Harris County. With a commitment to infrastructure maintenance and community engagement, we strive to enhance resilience against flooding while transforming our drainage systems into valuable environmental assets.

The Harris County Flood Control District North Service Center operates as a vital arm of local government, established in 1937 through state legislation to address the complex flooding challenges faced by residents in Harris County, Texas. Situated at 7522 Prairie Oak Dr in Houston, our center plays an essential role in the community's safety and well-being by implementing a diverse array of flood damage reduction projects. Recognizing that major floods occur approximately every two years in our area, the District employs both structural and non-structural tools designed to mitigate flood risks effectively. Our approach encompasses comprehensive maintenance of over 2,500 miles of drainage channels alongside countless stormwater detention basins to ensure these critical infrastructures function optimally during severe weather events. In addition, we actively engage in partnerships with federal and state agencies as well as local communities which enhances our funding capabilities for