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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.

We are pleased to announce that the Fulshear City Council has voted unanimously to appoint David A. Gott as the Interim ...
10/13/2026

We are pleased to announce that the Fulshear City Council has voted unanimously to appoint David A. Gott as the Interim Chief of Police for the Fulshear Police Department.

Chief Gott brings an impressive 44 years of law enforcement experience, including more than four decades in leadership, supervisory, and command positions. His career represents a lifetime of dedication to public safety, professional excellence, accountability, and service to others.

His extensive background and leadership experience will be valuable assets as Fulshear continues to grow and our public safety needs continue to evolve.

Chief Gott began his law enforcement career with the Houston Police Department in 1980, advancing through the ranks from patrol officer to Captain. During his distinguished tenure with HPD, he commanded several of the department’s most demanding and specialized divisions, including:

Homicide Division: Oversaw investigations involving murders, aggravated assaults, kidnappings, and other serious violent crimes.

Tactical Operations Division: Commanded specialized units including SWAT, Hostage Negotiations, Bomb Squad, K-9, Dive Team, and Marine Unit.

Internal Affairs Division: Directed investigations and accountability efforts involving allegations of employee misconduct.

Clear Lake Patrol Division: Managed police operations across a 47-square-mile area of southeast Houston.

Recruiting Division: Oversaw the recruitment, evaluation, and hiring of future Houston police officers.

Following his service with HPD, Chief Gott served as Chief of Police for Hedwig Village from 2013 to 2024, providing more than a decade of executive leadership. Most recently, he served as Interim Chief of Police for the Brenham Police Department in 2025.

Chief Gott’s contributions to Texas law enforcement extend beyond the agencies he has served.

He previously served as President of the Houston Area Police Chiefs Association and as a committee member and assessor for the Texas Police Chiefs Association’s Best Practices Accreditation Program.

His professional credentials include a Bachelor of Science degree, a Master Peace Officer Certificate from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement, and the designation of Master Hostage Negotiator.

As one of the fastest-growing communities in Texas, Fulshear continues to experience tremendous opportunities and challenges associated with growth.

With that growth comes an increased responsibility to ensure our police department remains prepared, properly supported, and committed to the highest standards of professionalism and public service.

Chief Gott brings extensive experience in organizational leadership, officer development, accountability, strategic planning, and community policing.

We recognize that effective law enforcement requires more than responding to calls and enforcing laws. It requires building relationships, earning the public’s trust, supporting the dedicated men and women who serve, and ensuring that every resident is treated with dignity, fairness, and respect.

These principles remain essential to the future of public safety in Fulshear.

We look forward to working with Chief Gott, our police officers, city leadership, and community members to strengthen our department, support our personnel, and continue providing the level of public safety our residents deserve.

Our community takes great pride in its values, its relationships, and the men and women who dedicate their lives to public service.

We believe strong leadership begins with listening, building trust, supporting employees, and working collaboratively toward a common goal.

As we begin this next chapter, we look forward to the experience, perspective, and leadership Chief Gott will bring to the Fulshear Police Department.

We invite our residents, business owners, and community partners to join us in extending a warm Texas welcome to Interim Chief of Police David A. Gott.

Together, we will continue working to make Fulshear a safe, welcoming, and exceptional place to live, work, and raise a family.

Our September 2026 statistics show decreases in several key areas compared with September 2025:Calls for Service: 538, d...
10/13/2026

Our September 2026 statistics show decreases in several key areas compared with September 2025:

Calls for Service: 538, down 24%

Offenses Investigated: 69, down 23%

Traffic Contacts: 996, down 24%

Traffic Collisions: 26, up 37%

Our officers also issued 458 citations and 813 warnings. Of the 26 traffic collisions reported, all 26 were minor, with zero major collisions.

Part One Crime remained low during September, with zero criminal homicides, zero forcible rapes, zero robberies, and zero aggravated assaults reported. Compared with September 2025, burglaries increased from 1 to 2, thefts increased from 5 to 7, and motor vehicle thefts remained at zero.

Throughout the month, our officers continued proactive patrols, traffic enforcement, criminal investigations, and community engagement across Fulshear.

We appreciate our residents, businesses, schools, first responders, and community organizations who work alongside us every day. Public safety is strongest when we work together.

ONE TEAM. ONE MISSION. MAKING A DIFFERENCE EVERY DAY.

NATIONAL DRUG TAKE BACK DAY!It’s time to clean out those medicine cabinets, Fulshear!Your Fulshear Police Department is ...
10/13/2026

NATIONAL DRUG TAKE BACK DAY!

It’s time to clean out those medicine cabinets, Fulshear!
Your Fulshear Police Department is proud to participate in the DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, October 24, 2026.

This is your opportunity to safely dispose of unused, unwanted, or expired prescription medications while helping protect our families, our community, and our environment.

Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Location: Fulshear Police Department
6639 W. Cross Creek Bend Lane, Fulshear, TX

WHAT CAN YOU DROP OFF?
• Prescription tablets and capsules
• Prescription patches
• Other solid forms of prescription medications
• Va**ng devices and cartridges (lithium batteries MUST be removed)

WHAT CAN’T WE ACCEPT?
• Liquid medications
• Syringes and other sharps
• Va**ng devices with lithium batteries still installed

100% FREE. 100% ANONYMOUS. NO QUESTIONS ASKED.

Did you know that unused prescription medications sitting in your medicine cabinet can fall into the wrong hands? Proper disposal helps prevent accidental poisonings, prescription drug misuse, and theft.

Let’s work together to keep Fulshear a safe and healthy place to call home. Take a few minutes to check those medicine cabinets, gather up medications you no longer need, and stop by to see us!
For more information, visit: https://www.dea.gov/takebackday

It was a busy weekend for your Fulshear Police Officers, with two vehicle pursuits, a foot chase, multiple apprehensions...
10/12/2026

It was a busy weekend for your Fulshear Police Officers, with two vehicle pursuits, a foot chase, multiple apprehensions, and a little unexpected cardio thrown into the mix.

They say there’s never a dull moment in law enforcement, and this weekend certainly helped prove that point.

What began as a routine traffic stop in the 6000 block of Cross Creek Bend Lane quickly turned into a vehicle pursuit, a foot chase, and an unexpected fitness test.

Officers stopped a vehicle occupied by three individuals. During their investigation, officers developed probable cause to search the vehicle.

When the driver was instructed to exit, he apparently decided he had other plans.

Instead of cooperating, he hit the gas.

The pursuit eventually ended in a cul-de-sac on Sweet Creek Lane.

Now, most people would recognize that a cul-de-sac isn’t exactly the best escape route. Apparently, the three occupants came to that same realization, because all three abandoned the vehicle and took off running.

And that’s when things got interesting.

One of our officers had recently graduated from the police academy, where running and physical fitness were practically part of the daily routine.

When one suspect took off, our rookie officer put that academy training to good use, chasing him down and taking him into custody.

Meanwhile, his senior partner, an experienced Field Training Officer, wasn’t about to let the rookie have all the fun.

He pursued and apprehended another suspect.

Apparently, youth and experience make a pretty effective relay team.

Unfortunately, the third suspect escaped despite an extensive search of the surrounding area.

However, there’s one small detail he might find disappointing.

He’s been identified.

The incident resulted in charges involving evading arrest or detention, possession of a controlled substance, unlawful carrying of a weapon, and citations for drug paraphernalia.

In another incident over the weekend, Officers were requested to assist the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office with a reported major accident at the intersection of FM 1463 and Cinco Trace Drive.

When officers arrived, they encountered a driver who was sleeping behind the wheel.

Apparently, someone had decided that the driver’s seat was a perfectly acceptable place to catch a few extra minutes of shut-eye.

Officers made contact with the driver, but instead of following their commands, the driver decided it was time to wake up and hit the road.

And just like that, our officers found themselves in another vehicle pursuit.

The pursuit continued until it ended in the 27500 block of Wilson Lane, where officers successfully detained the driver.

The individual was held until Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrived and assumed responsibility for the investigation.

One minute you’re sleeping behind the wheel, and the next you’re the subject of a police pursuit. That’s quite a wake-up call.

Running from law enforcement, whether on foot or behind the wheel, is never a good decision.

It creates unnecessary danger for officers, the public, and everyone involved.

And as these incidents demonstrate, our officers are prepared for just about anything, whether it’s a vehicle pursuit, a foot chase, or an unexpected encounter with someone who apparently needed a little more sleep.

These incidents highlight the importance of training, teamwork, experience, and being prepared for the unexpected.

From a rookie officer putting his academy fitness training to good use, to a seasoned Field Training Officer demonstrating that experience still has plenty of horsepower, to officers assisting our partners at the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office, our officers continue to demonstrate their commitment to protecting our community.

While most of us were enjoying our weekend, these officers were out doing what they do best, responding to calls, making quick decisions, and keeping our community safe.

Because in Fulshear, protecting our community isn’t just a responsibility. It’s a commitment.

And one final observation.

If you’re thinking about running from the Fulshear Police Department, you might want to reconsider. Our officers apparently don’t mind a little extra cardio, even on the weekends.

FULSHEAR FOLLIES 2026: WHAT A NIGHTA huge thank you to everyone who came out yesterday to enjoy Fulshear Follies, our ci...
10/11/2026

FULSHEAR FOLLIES 2026: WHAT A NIGHT

A huge thank you to everyone who came out yesterday to enjoy Fulshear Follies, our city’s annual party. What a wonderful evening of fun, laughter, and fellowship with the community we all love.

Events like Fulshear Follies remind us that even as our city continues to grow, the small-town spirit and sense of community that make Fulshear special remain stronger than ever.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who worked behind the scenes to make this year’s celebration possible. Your hard work and dedication are truly appreciated.

Fulshear certainly knows how to throw a party, and yesterday was no exception.

The best thing about Fulshear isn’t our growth, our buildings, or our beautiful neighborhoods. It’s our people.

Thank you for making Fulshear such a wonderful place to call home.

NATIONAL DRUG TAKE BACK DAY!It’s time to clean out those medicine cabinets, Fulshear!Your Fulshear Police Department is ...
10/10/2026

NATIONAL DRUG TAKE BACK DAY!

It’s time to clean out those medicine cabinets, Fulshear!

Your Fulshear Police Department is proud to participate in the DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, October 24, 2026.

This is your opportunity to safely dispose of unused, unwanted, or expired prescription medications while helping protect our families, our community, and our environment.

Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Location: Fulshear Police Department
6639 W. Cross Creek Bend Lane, Fulshear, TX

WHAT CAN YOU DROP OFF?

• Prescription tablets and capsules
• Prescription patches
• Other solid forms of prescription medications
• Va**ng devices and cartridges (lithium batteries MUST be removed)

WHAT CAN’T WE ACCEPT?

• Liquid medications
• Syringes and other sharps
• Va**ng devices with lithium batteries still installed

100% FREE. 100% ANONYMOUS. NO QUESTIONS ASKED.

Did you know that unused prescription medications sitting in your medicine cabinet can fall into the wrong hands? Proper disposal helps prevent accidental poisonings, prescription drug misuse, and theft.

Let’s work together to keep Fulshear a safe and healthy place to call home. Take a few minutes to check those medicine cabinets, gather up medications you no longer need, and stop by to see us!

For more information, visit: https://www.dea.gov/takebackday

This week, we had the pleasure of joining students, parents, and teachers for Randolph Elementary’s annual Walk and Rol...
10/09/2026

This week, we had the pleasure of joining students, parents, and teachers for Randolph Elementary’s annual Walk and Roll event!

It was great seeing so many smiling faces while promoting safety, and school spirit.

A big thank you to the teachers, staff, and families who made this event possible.

There’s no better way to start the day than spending time with the future leaders of our community!

Join us for the City of Fulshear’s annual Fulshear's Folly!Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026Time: 4:00 PM - 8:00 PMLocati...
10/08/2026

Join us for the City of Fulshear’s annual Fulshear's Folly!

Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026

Time: 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Location: City of Fulshear Municipal Complex, 6611 W. Cross Creek Bend Ln.

For more information: fulsheartexas.gov/folly

National Night Out 2026: Another Incredible Success in Fulshear!What an amazing evening for our Fulshear community! Nati...
10/07/2026

National Night Out 2026: Another Incredible Success in Fulshear!

What an amazing evening for our Fulshear community! National Night Out 2026 was a tremendous success, and it was all made possible by the incredible people, businesses, and organizations who came together to celebrate what makes Fulshear such a special place to call home.

First and foremost, THANK YOU to all of our neighborhood hosts! Opening your homes, organizing block parties, bringing neighbors together, and welcoming our first responders into your neighborhoods is what National Night Out is all about. Your hospitality, enthusiasm, and community spirit made the evening truly memorable.

To our wonderful vendors, local businesses, and community partners, THANK YOU! Your generosity, participation, and continued support help make events like this possible. We are fortunate to have businesses and organizations that understand the importance of investing in the community they serve.

A special thank you to our Fulshear Police Department, fellow first responders, volunteers, and everyone who worked behind the scenes to make this year’s event such a success. Your dedication to building relationships and strengthening community partnerships does not go unnoticed.

National Night Out is about much more than food, fun, and festivities. It’s about neighbors getting to know neighbors, children getting to know the officers who protect them, and building the relationships and trust that make our community safer and stronger.

The greatest crime prevention tool we have isn’t something we wear on our duty belt. It’s the relationships we build with the people we serve.

As Fulshear continues to grow, maintaining that small-town sense of community becomes more important than ever. Events like National Night Out remind us that while our city may be growing in population, our commitment to looking out for one another remains as strong as ever.

To every family who attended, every neighborhood that hosted, every vendor who participated, and every individual who supported this wonderful event, THANK YOU for making National Night Out 2026 one to remember!

Great communities don’t happen by accident. They’re built by great people, and Fulshear is blessed with some of the very best!

We look forward to seeing everyone again next year!

What an incredible evening in Fulshear!Tonight’s National Night Out was a wonderful reminder of what makes our community...
10/07/2026

What an incredible evening in Fulshear!

Tonight’s National Night Out was a wonderful reminder of what makes our community so special: the people who call it home!

From the neighborhood block parties filled with laughter, friendship, and community spirit to the families who stopped by City Hall to spend time with our officers, we cannot thank you enough for making this evening so memorable.

Your kindness, encouragement, and genuine love and support for the Fulshear Police Department mean more to our officers than you may ever realize.

National Night Out is about more than just one evening of fun. It’s about building relationships, strengthening trust, and reminding everyone that a safe community is built through partnerships between our residents and those who proudly serve and protect them.

To everyone who opened their neighborhoods, welcomed our officers, visited City Hall, or simply stopped to say thank you, we are truly grateful.

We are blessed to serve a community that doesn’t just support its police department but embraces it as part of the family.

Thank you, Fulshear, for another unforgettable National Night Out.

Stay tuned! We have many more photos to share tomorrow!

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