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Woodlands law enforcement reports falling crime trend; board forms ad hoc public safety committee
Summary
Montgomery County and local constables presented a quarterly enforcement update showing a fluctuating but overall downward crime trend. The board accepted the report and created an ad hoc public safety committee to review budget requests and contract negotiations for 2026 supplemental services.
The Woodlands Township Board of Directors on May 20 received a quarterly law-enforcement update from Montgomery County and local constable offices that the board characterized as largely positive and moved to form an ad hoc public safety committee to help review next year’s policing budget and related contracts.
The update covered first-quarter service volumes, crime categories of concern such as family violence and assaults, and enforcement work by the township-funded crime reduction and traffic units. “However, the, crime trend is heading down,” Captain Ryan Drody of the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office said…
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