https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/news/fort-bend/2025/01/23/511281/fresno-residents-call-for-increased-law-enforcement-presence/ 

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      Mosquito/Spraying  
       WE HAVE ALL BEEN SHATTERED BY HURRICANE BERYL
         WE ARE MAKING A COMBAT WITH OUR COMMUNITIES 
 

        
    Courtesy Fort Bend County Health and Human Services Environmental Health Fort Bend County Health and Human Services Environmental Health Division will conduct aerial mosquito spraying, previously re-scheduled for Thursday, August 1st, and will take place between Friday, August 2 - Saturday, August 3 to control the mosquito population.

The aerial application of the mosquito control pesticide, DIBROM, will commence over designated areas of Fort Bend County, beginning around sunset. Fort Bend County is responding to the many issues that Hurricane Beryl has left behind. One of the impacts is the exponential increase in the mosquito population. We are taking proactive steps to manage and mitigate this increase before there is further impact on our area. As part of the response efforts, there will be Aerial Spraying in designated areas of the County.

This will aide in the response efforts as the County does not have the resources to cover all parts of the County that have been greatly impacted. Aerial Spraying, along with the current truck spraying, will help reduce the mosquito population. Beekeepers can protect their bees by sheltering the hives during the spraying operations. For those who have questions regarding potential impacts, Sonja Swiger, from Texas A&M, will answer any questions and can be reached at slswiger@ag.tamu.edu.

For Questions about Aerial Mosquito Control, please visit dshs.texas.gov/news-alerts/questions-about-aerial-mosquito-control. Fort Bend County Health and Human Services asks residents to eliminate standing water and to follow the 4 Ds. Avoid Dusk and Dawn when mosquitoes are most active. Drain standing water around your property.
Dress in long sleeves and long pants when feasible. Defend yourself by using repellent containing DEET or other CDC-approved mosquito repellents.

For more information, please contact FBCHHS Environmental Health at 281-342-7469.

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             FRESNO COMMUNITY                             NEWS 2024
*FRESNO A small area in Fort Bend County and growing rapidly.
        We are made up of large subdivision of homes. 

*FRESNO FIRE DEPARTMENT HAD GRAND OPENING FIRE STATION IS UP AND RUNNING BEAUTIFULLY.  
 
*SUNDIAL PARK IS NOW OPEN AND ALSO FENCING WILL BE PLACED AROUND THE PARK FOR SAFETY REASONS.

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       INCIDENT IN ONE OF OUR                        COMMUNITIES

            
https://abc13.com/swat-team-lancaster-park-court-fresno-texas-fort-bend-county/14452806/

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                       August 05, 2023
                         
          
       Recovery Get Well Wishes /As of August 06 was released.
                       
Quick Response from Medical Professionals The incident occurred around 4:45 p.m. near Teal Run North Park in the 3900 block of Caramel Point Court.
https://www.globalvillagespace.com/GVS-US/fort-bend-county-sheriff-eric-fagan-discharged-from-hospital-following-collapse-at-back-to-school-event/
Witnesses at the event reported that there were people with medical training in attendance who quickly came to the sheriff’s aid and called 911. The Fresno Fire Department responded to the scene and transported Sheriff Fagan via ambulance to Memorial Herman Downtown as a precautionary measure.

 Sheriff’s Condition Checked and Released from Hospital Shortly after being admitted to the hospital, officials confirmed that Sheriff Fagan’s condition was checked, and he was subsequently released. Heat-related incidents, especially during the summer months, can be dangerous and potentially life-threatening. It is important to take precautions and be aware of the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. 

Stay Updated on Sheriff Fagan’s Recovery For the latest updates on Sheriff Fagan’s recovery, you can follow Shannon Ryan on social media: Facebook Twitter Instagram Sheriff Fagan’s incident serves as a reminder of the importance of taking care of oneself in extreme weather conditions.

It is crucial to prioritize personal health and safety to avoid any potential risks or complications.
  

                       TEAL RUN SOUTH NEWS/JULY 23, 2023



  
                

                  2 Great Guys who really had a passion for the community of Teal Run GMA

                      The Community lost Community Warriors