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Important Hurricane Harvey Information

Hurricane Harvey is creating numerous problems in the greater Houston area. This communication is intended to provide updates regarding county and local guidance and emergency contacts.The FirstService Residential offices are closed; however, the community managers serving your community are on-call and attempting to resolve community related issues. As an added resource, the FirstService Residential National Call Center (800) 932-9449 in Florida is prepared with key emergency
and non-emergency information to serve during the event. Please stay tuned to your local news broadcast for updates and all official emergency information or tune into the Emergency Broadcast Station, KTRH 740 AM. CenterPoint Energy’s Outage Tracker provides a bird’s eye view of planned and unplanned power outages in the greater Houston area. 

Information from the City of Pearland
There is NOT an evacuation order in place for the City of Pearland and given the current road conditions, we do not anticipate issuing an evacuation order. Residents should stay in their homes if they can safely.  Residents who have already evacuated, should stay in their safe location until they receive information from City officials regarding the safety of driving on Pearland roads.   
 
We have also received a number questions regarding our drinking water. The drinking water in Pearland is safe to drink. The potable water system has not been impacted.
The City of Pearland is aware of floodwater on your streets and in your home. They are actively working on issues, prioritizing life safety matters. Like the entire region, we have experienced a tremendous amount of intense rain throughout Pearland with the effect of our streets and drainage channels having an overabundance of water in them. We are aware of streets that are impassable and continue to ask people to stay inside and shelter in place, unless absolutely necessary otherwise. To view a map of areas impacted by Hurricane Harvey: arcg.is/2vAu3C8
Do not call 911 to report water in streets and channels, unless there is some threat to personal welfare.
Greater Harris County 911 is queuing calls because of high call volume. If you must call 911, it may keep ringing. Callers should stay on the line until it is answered. If they hang up and try again, they will be at the back of the queue again. The call will get answered.
Closures/Cancellations
– All City facilities will be closed through Monday, Aug. 28 and resident services usually available at City facilities will not be available.
– All City employees who are identified as essential personnel are expected to report to work. Employees should contact their immediate supervisor for report times and make plans for their homes and families.
– The City Council Meeting scheduled for Monday, Aug. 28 has been cancelled. The reschedule date, contingent upon weather, is Aug. 30.
Curfew
The City of Pearland will enforce a 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew beginning Aug. 27.
Damage reports
If you have experienced damage in your home, please report that information to us at pearlandtx.gov/damagereport.
Emergency alerts
Residents should sign up to receive emergency alerts at pearlandtx.gov/alerts. The City of Pearland will release more information as it becomes available.
Waste Management, the City of Pearlands waste collection provider will not be providing trash or recycling services on Monday August 28th, 2017. You can follow waste management for additional information regarding collections during the days to come.
 
 
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