Pasadena: Harvey Repair Help

The Texas General Land Office announces additional help for City of Pasadena residents who still need Hurricane Harvey Repairs.

Pasadena City Partners With FEMA To Fix Flooding

FEMA recently approved the City’s Phase 1 designs for road construction that will help to alleviate flooding in Pasadena.

Pasadena: Health Department Update

Frequently Asked Influenza (Flu) Questions.

Texas Community Development Block Grant Mitigation (CDBG-MIT) Program

Major Drainage Improvements within the Little Vince Bayou and Armand Bayou Watersheds in the northern portion of the City.

Pasadena: Did Your Home Flood During Beta?

Please fill out the form and also email our OEM at ACarter@pasadenatx.gov

Pasadena: Notice- National Night Out

Due to health & safety concerns , the Pasadena will not be organizing officially-sanctioned National Night Out events this year.

Pasadena: Notice About 2020 Tax Rate

These rates will be updated upon receiving the certified 2020 appraisal roll from Harris County Appraisal District of Pasadena later.

Pasadena Water Quality Reports

Our drinking water meets or exceeds all federal (EPA) drinking water requirements.

Pasadena: Help Schools Open In September – Take Precautions And Get Tested For Covid-19

July 27-August 1, Mobile Test Sites will be in new locations.

City Of Pasadena- Vehicle Auction Notice

Due to COVID-19 precautions, the City Vehicle Auction originally scheduled for July 18th is being postponed until further notice.

City Of Pasadena Coronavirus Updates

Please follow the link below for information regarding City of Pasadena COVID-19 updates.

Pasadena: Census 2020

This page is designed to help our community understand the U.S. Census and what it means for the City of Pasadena.

Pasadena: July 4 Drive-In Fireworks Display

Marked spots on the concrete surfaces will be coned off to help promote social distancing.

Pasadena Health Department Update

Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Routine Pediatric Vaccine Ordering and Administration

Pasadena Summer Event Changes In Response To Coronavirus

Pasadena Summer Event Changes In Response To Coronavirus

Coronavirus: Pasadena Officials Give Public Health Update

Mayor Jeff Wagner has officially signed a Declaration of Local Disaster for Public Health Emergency.

City Of Pasadena Livable Centers Study

Pasadena received a grant from the Houston-Galveston Area Council to conduct Livable Centers Study.

Pasadena Reports Technical Difficulties

Certain city software systems are currently down. This will affect several departments including Inspections and Permitting.

Ho-Ho-Hurry and Register Now for the Galveston Santa Hustle 5K

The charity beneficiary is Galveston County Food Bank!

Pasadena Salvation Army seeks Bingo Sponsors

Sponsors needed for senior bingo

End Of An Era: Pasadena's First State Bank Building Demolished

Within seconds, the old landmark on Southmore Avenue and Pasadena Boulevard collapsed in on itself...It was finished.

La Porte Police Hosting Citizens Police Academy Class In August

La Porte’s Citizens Police Academy​ is a community awareness program that helps create a stronger bond between the police and community.

La Porte PD Enrolling For Advanced Citizens Police Academy

The Advanced Citizens Police Academy is an awareness program intended to create a stronger partnership between the police and community.

Twitterpated: Daughter's Dating Advice For Texas Dad Goes Viral

Carli Saville posted an exchange between her and her dad during a recent date night that drew thousands of shares and likes on Twitter.

Space Center Houston To Host Lunar Landing Festival July 20

The first 15,000 Apollo celebration guests receive a commemorative LED wristband that glows throughout the indoor experience.

Airbnb Activates Open Homes Program Ahead Of Tropical Storm Barry

The Open Home Program began in 2012 in the wake of Hurricane Sandy and has since grown into a global disaster response initiative.

Pasadena's Lone Skyscraper To Be Imploded On Sunday

The Pasadena First State Bank Building, which has stood since 1963, has a date with the wrecking ball on Sunday.

Santa Fe Shooting Survivor Wasn't On Campus: Reports

A man calling himself David Briscoe shared a horrific story about the Santa Fe shooting, but he was never on campus, officials said.

Battleship Texas Reduces Visiting Hours Ahead Of Major Repair

Artifacts being secured from the ship include a flag that flew on D-Day, and a silver presentation from the citizens of Texas.

Pasadena Whataburger Restaurant Hosts Customer Appreciation Event

Love Whataburger? Whataburger is loving its customers back with a special family friendly event this Saturday from 1-3 p.m.

New Iglesia Calvary Services; Workonomy Hub Open; More Local News

Some of the best and most useful content comes from the Patch community. Here's a roundup of stories from this week.

10 World War II Veterans Honored On D-Day's 75th Anniversary

The 75th Anniversary of the D-Day invasion was punctuated with services all over the U.S. including the ceremony at the Battleship Texas.

Reminder: Harris County, Pasadena Offices Closed Memorial Day

City and county offices will be closed Monday in observance of Memorial Day.

La Porte PD Announces Formation Of Citizens Advisory Board

The advisory board will include a wide cross-section of community members representative of La Porte, officials said.

Family Of Woman Killed By Baytown Police Officer Hires Attorney

The family of Pamela Turner, who was shot and killed Monday by a Baytown Police officer, has hired civil rights attorney Ben Crump.

Storms Force Cancellation Of Pasadena Strawberry Festival Parade

We don't want to rain on your parade, but...the Pasadena Strawberry Festivals parade scheduled for Saturday has definitely been rained out.

State Reopens San Jacinto Monument, Battleship Texas This Week

The San Jacinto Monument and the Battleship Texas will reopen nearly two months after it was closed during the ITC fire and explosion.

Cinnaholic Bakery Opens New Store In Pearland With A Vegan Twist

Trendy, somewhat healthy, and oh so yummy Cinnaholic Bakery is opening in Pearland this Friday.

Tornado Touches Down In Pasadena Leave 10,000 Without Power

Residents in Pasadena are cleaning up after a fast-moving storm ripped through the Houston area on Sunday.

HCA Houston Healthcare Southeast Welcomes First Set Of Triplets

Doctors at HCA Houston Healthcare Southeast delivered the hospital's first set of triplets in the 57-year history of the institution.