Liberty County Resource Manual

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This project is part of the Healthy Communities Initiative called Project 2020, implemented in 2009.
Educational programs of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service are open to all people without regard to race, color, sex, disability, religion, age, or
national origin. The Texas A&M University System, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the County Commissioners Courts of Texas Cooperating
INTRODUCTION
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
has been dedicated to educating Texans for
nearly a century. In 1915, the agency was
established under the federal Smith-Lever Act
to deliver university knowledge and agricultural
research findings directly to the people. Ever
since, AgriLife Extension programs have
addressed the emerging issues of the day,
serving diverse populations across the state.
Through a well-organized network of
professional educators and some 100,000
trained volunteers, Extension delivers practical
research-based knowledge to Texans in all 254
counties. Our expertise and educational
outreach pertain to the food and fiber industry,
natural resources, family and consumer
sciences, nutrition and health, and community
economic development. Among those served
are the hundreds of thousands of young people
who benefit annually from Extension’s 4-H and
youth development programs.
Texans turn to Extension for solutions. Its
agents and specialists respond not only with
answers, but also with resources and services
that result in significant returns on investment
to boost the Texas economy. The agency
custom-designs its programs to each region of
the state, relying on residents for input and for
help with program delivery.
PURPOSE
The purpose of this resource manual is to
provide service providers with a resource
directory that focuses on services and
assistance for Liberty County residents.
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is most
noted for the community involvement,
leadership and development of educational
programs and quality research based
information that is available for Liberty County
residents through the local Extension Service
Office. With limited resources Extension staff
relies on input from the local communities and
volunteers. One of the most significant efforts
of coordinating and collaborating with partners
in the community is through formation of
grassroots community organizations.
The Family & Consumer Sciences Advisory
Board is a program area committee that guides
the County Extension Agent(s) in the process
of needs identification and program planning,
marketing, implementation and evaluation.
The mission of the Family & Consumer
Sciences Advisory Board is to maximize the
efforts in the community and offer high-quality,
relevant information through education and
resources to improve the lives of people in
Liberty County.
Through the program area of Family &
Consumer Sciences, resources and education
efforts promote Healthy Families through the
following objectives:
- eat well, stay healthy, manage money,
and raise their children to be successful
adults.
- efficiently help themselves through
preventing problems and using tools for
economic stability and security.
- improve stewardship of the environment
and of the state's natural resources.
Project 2020:
Healthy Community Initiative
Project 2020 was initiated in 2009 by the
Family & Consumer Sciences (FCS) Advisory
Board, whose members are key stakeholders
and Extension volunteers in Liberty County.
The board has laid the foundation for Project
2020 to strengthen families in Liberty County
by year 2020.
Project 2020:
Healthy Community Initiative
Primary Goal: To strengthen the future of the community through:
 Education
 Workforce Preparation
 Family Services
 Medical Services
History
The Family & Consumer Sciences Advisory Board hosted a Community Forum at the end of 2009 to
develop a process to identify current resources and current needs of the communities within the
county.
The board created a community survey and distributed both the printed and electronic version in
2011. Project 2020 and the community survey in English and Spanish was promoted on the local
radio station, in fairs and educational events, area churches, and more.
A Leadership Breakfast was held to interpret the results of the survey which communicates what the
community thinks we need. Presentations made by board members highlighted activities.
Project 2020 Community Survey Results Project 2020 Community Highlights
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86% of the participants believe they feel safe in their neighborhoods/community.
1/3 of the participants are unsatisfied with the local health and medical services.
58% of the participants are aware of the 211, but only 18% have ever utilized the service.
Many expressed concerns related to having a safe and engaging place for teens, workforce
training opportunities, and accessibility to local healthcare services, and generational
poverty.
I live in or around:
W hat source of i nformation do
y ou rely on the m ost?
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Liberty
Dayton
Cleveland
TV/N ews
New spaper
Hardin
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“There are not many resources to help people better themselves in our community.”
“Lack of transportation and teenagers don’t have enough positive things to do.”
Please rate how significant the needs listed below are for our community?
Reliable Assistance/Resources
Environment/Community Appearance
Public Health (Obesity/Smoking)
Local Health Care Access
Crime/Violence/Drug Use &
Possession
Public Transportation
Workforce Training
Activities for Adults & Seniors
Quality Care for Children
Activities for School Aged Children
Need
MajorNeed
2004
Top Issues:
1. Juvenile Delinquency & Drug Use
2. Child Abuse/
Infant Mortality
3. Educational Opportunities for Youth & Young Adults
4. Up-to-Date Hospital in South County
2011
Top Issues:
1. Activities for Youth
2. Public Health & Health Access
3. Crime/Violence/ Drug Use & Possession
Index
Sections:
Introduction
Basic Needs
Churches & Religious Organizations
Education & Employment
Emergency Aid
Housing
Legal Aid
Long-term Financial
Medical & Health Services
Home Health & Hospice
Hospitals
Public Health Services
Transportation
Mental Health & Counseling
Children & Family Services
Aged & Disabled
Elected Officials and County Offices
Media
This Directory does not include all possible service providers and includes only those agencies and
organizations where confirmation was received. In the age of technology, the definition of current and
up-to-date passes quickly; however please utilize and reproduce this Resource Manual as you need
to share resources, network with other service providers, and disseminate the information to increase
the services Liberty County residents have the opportunity to receive and access.
The listings do not imply program endorsement or recommendations. If you are aware of any
additional resources and or services not illustrated in the resource manual, or if you find an error,
please contact:
Alexis Cordova
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
Liberty County
County Extension Agent - Family & Consumer Sciences
501 Palmer Ave.
Liberty, TX 77575
(936) 334-3230
Fax (936)336-4565
[email protected]
You may also find the electronic version of the Liberty County Resource Manual on our webpage.
liberty.tamu.edu Project 2020 “Liberty County Resource Manual: Making a Difference” made possible by funding from Liberty
County Family & Consumer Sciences Advisory Board.
Revised April 2013 by Alexis Cordova, Liberty County Extension Agent – Family and Consumer Sciences;
Edited by Jolynn Reynolds, Sandra Gammon, Patricia Johnson, and Barbara Semien.
CHURCHES
1
77575 – Ames
77533 Daisetta
Our Mother of Mercy Catholic Church,
Old Beaumont Rd/101 Donotta
936- 336- 3004
Website: ourmotherofmercy.net
Central Baptist Church
Hwy. 770/Redbud Lane
Phone 936-536-6292
St. Miles Baptist Church
P.O. Box 506 Hwy. 90 East
936-336-3916
First Baptist Church
516 Main Street
936-536-6801
77510 Batson
Assembly of God
527 Idaho Street
936-536-6565
Batson Prairie Baptist
11713 Baptist Prairie Road
936-262-8031
Daisetta United Pentecostal Church
Utah & Oak St.
936 -536- 6281
FM 105 & FM 770
936-262-8703
First Assembly of God Church
P.O. Box 150/327 Idaho
936-536-6565
New Life Assembly of God
P.O. Box 159 Hwy. 105
936-262-8117
77536 Hull
Batson United Methodist Church
23876 FM 770
936-262-8414
First Baptist
FM 834
936-536-6073
Batson United Pentecostal Church
Hwy. 770
936-262-8683
77535 Kenefick
Friendship Baptist Church
FM 1008
936-258-2507
Kenefick Southern Baptist
3536 FM 1008
936-258-4558
Revised April 2013
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service – Liberty County (936) 334-3230
2
77575 Liberty
Bethel Assembly of God
4806 FM 563
936-336-5212
Berean Tabernacle Baptist Church
3646 US 90
936-336-9492
www.bereantabernacle.com
Bible Way Pentecostal Church
7971 Hwy 146
936-336-7376
Calvary Baptist Church
FM 563 -12miles south of Hw 90
936-336-3521
www.facebook.com/calvary
Central Liberty Baptist Church
3576 Hwy 90
936-336-8521
Liberty Church of Christ
3201 N. Main
936-336-2213
www.libertycofc.org
Church of Christ
1420 Columbia
936-776-3227
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
331 Vera Lane
936-336-8426
Cornerstone Church of Liberty
P.O. Box 1920 (1693 Hwy. 146 Bypass)
936-336-2688
www.cornerstone ofliberty
Revised April 2013
Dayspring Church
Edgewood
First Assembly of God
P.O. Box 67 (2512 Grand)
936-336-6958
www.liberty-assembly.com
P.O. Box 88 (602 Main)
936-336-6881
www.fbcliberty.org
First Baptist Church /Hispanic Mission
P.O. Box 88 (1022 Confederate)
936-336-9424
www.fbcliberty.org.
First United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 469 (539 Main St.)
936-336-6401
www.fumclib.org
First Presbyterian
2510 Jefferson Drive
936-336-3420
Grace Fellowship Church
1935 Hwy 146 Bypass
963-336-7750
Godfrey Chapel of God in Christ
508 Lamar
936-336-6698
Heights Baptist
2401 Jefferson Drive
936-336-3877
Harvest Time Revival Center
Liberty Worship Center
501 Austin
936-336-5259
3
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
411 Milam
936-336-7267
St. Paul Missionary Church
P.O. Box 210 3019 Grand Ave.
936-336-5837
Jahovah’s Witness Kingdom Hall
3620 E. Hwy 90
936-336-2137 - 936-336-8352
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
P.O. Box 686 (2041 Trinity)
936-336-3762
The Light House of Moss Hill
17283 Hwy 146 N
Liberty, Texas 77575
936-298-9578
St. John Baptist Church
3709 N. Main
936-336-2519
Lily of the Valley Baptist Church
3802 Oilfield Road
936-336-7527
New Work Family Worship Center
2512 Grand Ave.
936-336-7252
North Main Baptist Church
4709 Main
936-336-7252
[email protected]
Mt Rose Baptist Church
808 Washington
936-336-2476
Pentecostal Tabernacle
FM 2830
936-336-2009
Power House Church of God
In Christ
Martin Luther King
936-336-8913
St. Paul Baptist Church
3019 Grand
936-336-5837
Star Baptist Church
2007 CR 133
936-336-8037
Trinity Assembly Church
P.O. Box 101 (Hwy 146)
936-336-7376
Trinity Lutheran Church
P.O. Box 961 (2015 Scout Lane)
936-336-6878
Trinity Valley Baptist Church
801 Sam Houston
936-336-6767
Valley Community Bible Church
1507 North San Jacinto
936-334-9044
Turkey Creek Baptist Church
Hwy 563
936-336-8524
Rivers of Living Waters
438 Main Street
936-334-8966
Revised April 2013
4
Devers 77538
Cleveland 77327/77328
Gates & Ave. A
936-549-7653
Bear Creek Baptist Church
10001 FM 1725
281-592-4202
Galilee Baptist Church
Gates Road
936-549-7031
Bethel Baptist Church
P.O. Box 7131/Hwy 321
281-592-4635
Hardin 77561
816 N Blair
281-592-1751
Hardin Baptist Church
834 Berry St.
936-298-2821
Hardin United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 134 /Hwy 834
936-298-2334
Hardin United Pentecostal Church
656 CR 2010
936-298-2194
The Light House of Moss Hill
17283 Hwy 146 N
936-298-9578
Mt Calvary Baptist Church (Marysee)
Hwy 105
936-298-2552
C C Driver Revival, Inc.
805 Samuel Wiley
281-592-3609
Cleveland Church of Christ
310 E Houston
281-592-5676
Dolen Baptist Church
Hwy 787
281-592-2469
Central Baptist Church
625 Plum Grove Rd
281-592-3609
Christian Life Center
P.O. Box 367/Dallas & Travis
281-659-9693
Raywood 77582
Sacred Heart Church
FM 160 (P.O. Box 429)
936-587-5019
Rye 77369
First Concord Baptist Church
Old Pleasant Rd
281-592-2187
Revised April 2013
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
1100 Southline
281-592-6364
Centro De Vida Christiana
Iglesia para la Familla
Esquina & Dallas y Travis Suite 300
713-876-8938
5
Church of the Living God
1610 McKeller
281-592-9106
First Christian Church
309 W Houston
281-592-0945
816 N. Blair
281-593-1751
Friendship Lutheran Church
604 South College
281-593-0174
Cleveland Missionary Baptist Church
415 FM 2025
281-592-4625
Galilee Baptist Church
710 Watson St
281-592-6803
Cornerstone Church
27453 Hwy 105
281-592-2281
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
901 Plum Grove Rd
281-592-6803
Crossroad Baptist Church
946 CR 379
281-592-5573
Hi-Way Tabernacle ChurchAssembly of God
Hwy 321
281-592-2403
Crossroad Assembly of God
11008 Fostoria Rd
281-592-9400
Eastside Church of Christ
P.O. Box 150
281-592-6439
First Assembly of God
507 River Street
281-592-6439
House of Prayer for All People
1009 E. 2nd and Lilly
281-592-3949
Jehovah’Witnesses
2209 Hwy 59
281-592-4375
Liberty Christian Fellowship
601 N Washington
281-592-4130
First Baptist Church of Cleveland
400 W Hanson
281-592-3422
Macedonia Assembly of God
281-592-3161
First United Methodist Church
100 N. William Barnett Ave
281-592-0545
Magnolia Baptist Church
811 Lilley Yeager Loop N
281-592-1772
Romayor Assembly of God
787 East Romayor
281-592-9667
New Bethel Baptist Church
1002 Church St
281-592-6151
Revised April 2013
6
North Cleveland Baptist Church
202 Elk St Hwy 59
281-592-2321
United Methodist Church
Hwy 321 at Wilson /North Williams
281-592-0545
North Mt Olive Baptist Church
1899 N. Travis
281-592-3657
Oak Shade Baptist Church
1807 CR 2212
281-592-1362
Pen Oak Baptist Church
P.O. Box 1162
281-592-7187
Peace Tabernacle Church
Assembly of God
12990 FM 2025
281-592-7408
Security First Baptist Church
21158 Highway 105E
281-592-7911
Trinity Baptist Church
5856 FM 1725
281-592-1244
Westside Church of Christ
1500 S. Washington
281-592-2855
Rural Shade Baptist Church
3034 CR 2274
281-592-6331
Trinity Baptist Church
5856 FM 1725
281-592-1244
Joy Fellowship
Joe Edd Road
281-593-3180
Revised April 2013
7
Dayton 77535
Abundant Life Apostolic Church
P.O. Box 654/FM 1960
936-258-4525
Agape Praise Center
201 Bryan
936-258-5852
4031 FM 1960
936-258-8919
Church of Christ
708 N Church
936-258-5298
Grace Community Church
6073 FM 1960
936-258-4547
Melchizedec Divine Spritual Baptist
Church
2842 Hwy 321
936-258-2977
Mission Bauista Camino Del Rey
105 East Houston
936-258-5776
St Joseph’s The Workers Catholic Church
804 S Cleveland
936-258-5735
Community Christian Church
FM 1409
936-258-3982
Word of Life Church
Hwy 321
Dayton, Texas 77535
936-258-8832
Dayton Cowboy Church
310 N Church Street
936-257-2200
United Pentecostal Church
224 FM 1960
936-258-4525
Eastgate Church
1709 Cr Road 611
936-258-7677
Old River Assembly of God
14030 FM 1409
281-576-2686
First Baptist Church of Dayton
202 E Houston
936-258-8283
Maranatha Church
12319 Hwy 146
281-576-6585
First United Methodist Church of Dayton
106 S Cleveland
936-258-8021
Friendship Baptist Church
P.O. Box 425
936-258-2507
Revised April 2013
EDUCATION &
EMPLOYMENT
1
Public School
Cleveland Independent School District
Administration Office
316 East Dallas St.
Cleveland, TX. 77327
281-592-8717 Fax : 281-592-8383
Frederick A. Douglas Learning Center
900 Samuel Wiley St.
281- 592 -7595 Fax: 281-432-2754
Southside Elementary
216 S. Dallas
281-592-0594 Fax: 281-592-2185
Eastside Intermediate
602 Shell Avenue
281-592-7595 Fax: 281-592- 0277
Northside Elementary
1522 N. Blair
281- 592-4628 Fax: 281-592-9679
Middle School
2000 E. Houston St.
Cleveland, TX.77327
281-593-1148 Fax: 281-593-3400
High School
1600 E. Houston
281- 592- 8752 Fax: 281-592-7485
Revised April 2013
2
Dayton ISD
Devers ISD
Administrative Office
P.O. Box 248
Dayton, TX. 77535
936-258-2667 Fax: 936-258-5616
Administrative Office
P.O. Box 488
Devers, TX. 77538
936-549-7135 Fax: 936-549-7085
Colbert Elementary
231 South Colbert
Dayton, TX. 77535
936- 258- 2727 Fax: 936-257-4152
Elementary
P.O. Box 488
Devers, TX. 77538
936-549-7591 Fax: 936-549-7085
Stephen F. Austin
2400 N. Winfree
Dayton, TX. 77535
936-258-2335 Fax: 936-257-4138
Richter Elementary
2400 N. Winfree
Dayton, TX. 77535
936-258-7126 Fax: 936-257-4179
Woodrow Wilson Jr. High
309 Hwy. 146
Dayton, TX. 77535
936-257-4138 Fax: 936-257-4109
High School
3200 North Cleveland
Dayton, TX. 77535
936-258-2510 Fax: 936-258-4048
Revised April 2013
3
Hardin ISD
Hull- Daisetta ISD
Administrative office
P.O. Box 330
Hardin, TX. 77561
936-298-2112 Fax: 936-298-9161
P.O. Box 477
Daisetta, TX. 77533
936-536-6321 Fax: 936-536-6251
Elementary
P.O. Box 330
Hardin, TX. 77561
936-298-2114 Fax: 936-298-9161
Elementary
P.O. Box 477
Daisetta, TX. 77533
936-536-6667 Ext. 114
Fax: 936-536-6667
Middle School
P.O. Box 330
Hardin, TX. 77561
936-298-2054 Fax:936-298-9161
High School
P.O. Box 330
Hardin, TX. 77561
936-298-2118 Fax: 936-298-9161
Revised April 2013
Junior High School
P.O. Box 477
Daisetta, TX. 77533
936-536-6321 Fax: 936-536-6667
High School
P.O. Box 477
Daisetta, TX. 77533
936-536-6321 Fax: 936-536-6667
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Liberty ISD
1600 Grand Ave.
Liberty, TX. 77575
936-336-7213 Fax: 936-336-7213
Hardin-Chambers Alternatives School
1715 Hwy. 146 Bypass
Liberty, TX. 77575
936-336-6621 Fax: 936-336-7208
San Jacinto Elementary
2525 Grand Ave.
Liberty, TX. 77575
936-336-3161 FAX 936-336-5751
Gulf Coast Educational Consortium
2206 N. Main
Liberty, TX. 77575
936-336-6621 Fax: 936-336-4076
Liberty Elementary
1202 Bowie
Liberty, TX. 77575
936-336-3603 Fax: 936-336-6077
Liberty County Co-op
715 Austin Street
Liberty, TX 77575
936-336-8701
Middle School
1629 Grand Ave.
Liberty, TX. 77575
936-336-3582 Fax: 936-336-1021
High School
2615 Jefferson
Liberty, TX. 77575
936-336-6483 Fax: 936-336-7914
Revised April 2013
5
Tarkington ISD
Administration office
2770 Hwy 163
281-592-8781 Fax: 281-592-3969
High School
2770 Hwy 163
281-592-7739 /Fax: 281-592-0693
Middle School
2770 Hwy 163
281-592-7737 Fax: 281-592-5241
Intermediate School
2770 Hwy 163
281-592-6134 Fax: 281-592-2453
Primary
2770 Hwy 163
281-592-7736 Fax: 281-592-2361
Revised April 2013
6
Early Child Care
Tri –County MHMR
Met Head Start - Cleveland
Cleveland
1502 East Houston
281-592-2851 / 1-800-830-1127
Fax: 281-592-6916
2004 Washington
Cleveland, TX.
281-432-3000
Fax: 281-593-3879
Liberty
1022 Texas
Liberty, TX. 77575
936-336-7025 /1-800-830-1127
Fax: 936-336-8584
Liberty
2221 Hwy. 90
Liberty, TX. 77575
936- 291- 5800
Fax: 936-336-8330
Cleveland Met Early Head Start
301 Sleepy Hollow
281-689-1300
Revised April 2013
EMERGENCY
AID
Financial, Food &
Clothing
1
Emergency Aid
American Red Cross
5309 Decker Dr.
Baytown, TX 77520
(281) 424 – 1300
www.redcross.org.baytowntx
2700 Southwest Freeway
Houston, Texas 77098
866-526-8300
www.houston red cross.org
Description of Services:
• Disaster assistance: one-family fires, tornados, hurricanes.
• Provides, shelter, food, clothing,etc. in a disaster
• Military help for service men and women
• Give CPR classes and standard First Aid classes
• Give presentation on what services are provided
Hours of Operation
• Monday-Wednesday- Friday 10:00am-2:00pm
Liberty County Emergency Management
2400 Beaumont Ave
936-334-3219
Description of Services
•
Natural disasters,public services and Hazmet responses
Geographical Area Served:
•
Liberty County
Hours of Operation:
•
Monday – Friday 8:00am-5:00pm
Revised April 2013
2
Emergency Aid
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service – Liberty County
501 Palmer Ave.
Liberty, TX 77575
(936)334-3230
FAX (936) 336-4565
http://liberty.agrilife.org/
Texas Extension Disaster Education Network
http://texashelp.tamu.edu/
TIRR - The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research Independent Living Research Utilization
2323 South Shepherd, Suite 1000
Houston, TX 77019
(877) 884-2008 Website Information
http://www.disability911.org
Texas Center for the Missing
3311 Richmond, Suite 315
Houston, TX 77098
(713) 599-0235 Main
http://www.thetexascenter.org
Houston Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (HSPCA)
900 Portway Drive
Houston, TX 77024-8022
(713) 869-7722 Main
(713) 869-7722 Emergency After hours
http://www.houstonspca.org
Revised April 2013
3
Emergency Aid
Spirit of Sharing
2521 Beaumont Ave
936-336-2378
936-336-6602
Description Of Services
• Food, clothing,and financial aid (rent and utilities,medical,ect.)
Funding
• Donations profits of Thrift Shop and local government
Hours of Operation:
• Monday-Wednesday-Friday 1:00am-3:00pm
St. Mark’s Episcopal Care Mission
Administered by:
Liberty County Health Care
304 Campbell Street
Cleveland,Texas 77327
281-539-8428
Revised April 2013
4
Emergency Aid
• Outpatient physican visits,prescription and nonprescription drugs and medical supplies
utilities
Geographical Area Sreved:
• Cleveland ISD and Tarkington ISD
Hours of Operation:
• Indigent Health Care(Monday 9:00am-11:00am& 1:30pm-3:00pm,Friday
9:00am-11:00am)
• Texas Department of Health (Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm)
Revised April 2013
HOUSING
1
Housing
Cleveland Housing Authority
801 South Franklin
Cleveland, Texas 77327
281-593-2677
• Low income housing /HUD
Geographical Served:
• City of Cleveland and 50 mile radius of Cleveland
Eligibility Requirements:
• Anyone whose income does not exceed the Public Housing Income limits
Fee
• None
Funding:
• State and Federal Government
Hours of Operation:
• Tuesday-Thursday 9:00am-4:00pm Friday 9:00am-1:00pm
Revised April 2013
2
Housing
Cleveland Square
104 E. Waco
• Rental assistance under paragraph 5.1.5- HUD not accepted
1 bedroom apartment
2 bedroom apartment
• Liberty County
• Must have source of income and good rental history,waiting list
Hours of Operation:
• Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm, Saturday 8:00am-12:00pm
Revised April 2013
3
Housing
Cleveland VOA Elderly Housing
121 Peach
281-592-1952
• Low income housing
• 62 years of age or older
Funding:
• Volunteer of America and HUD
Hours of Operation:
• Monday-Friday8:00am-5:00pm, by appointment
Revised April 2013
4
Housing
Park Place Apartment
100 Campbell
281-592-0332
• Rental assistance (6 months to a year waiting list)
• 1 room apartment – 1 person; 1 bedroom apartment-1 parent or couple with 1 child up
to 4 years of age,
• 2 bedroom apartment- 4 persons; 3 bedroom apartment -6 persons; 4 handicap
apartments-2 bedrooms
• Liberty County
• Low income
• Source of income or elderly
Fee:
• Security deposit based on income. Sliding scale
Revised April 2013
5
Housing
Pineridge Plaza Apartments
1301 Nevell Street (FM787)
281-432-0630
• Rental Assistance-Sliding Scale-Based on income
• Liberty County
• Income must be less than specific amount based on family size
• Income must be three (3) times the amount of rent
• Completed application and present supporting documentation
Funding:
• Federal Government (HUD)
Hours of Operation:
• Monday –Friday9:00am-5:00pm,Saturday 8:00am-12:00pm
Revised April 2013
6
Housing
Cedar Ridge Apartments
1907 N Winfree
Dayton, Texas 77535
936-258-7745
Fax 936-258-7745
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES
• Thirteen units that are rental assistance
• Current apartment complex residents
• Based on income
• Must be resident of apartment at time of application for
rental assistance
• Lowest income highest priority
Revised April 2013
7
Housing
Dayton Housing Authority
2502 N Winfree
Dayton, Texas 77535
936-258-5372
• Low income housing
• Dayton City Limits
• Income requirements based upon family size
Funding:
• Federal Government
Hours of Operation:
• Monday-Friday 7:00am-4:00pm
Dayton Retirement Community Center
1902 N. Winfree
Dayton, TX 77535
936-258-4266
Revised April 2013
8
Housing
Liberty County Housing Authority
2103 Cos Street, Room 103
936-336-4558 ext 236
• Subsidized and rental assistance for elderly (62 years or older), disabled or handicapped
and very low income families. Limited assistance for 271 families in Liberty County.
• Liberty County
• 62 years of age or older
• Disabled or handicapped
• Very low income families
Funding:
• Federal Government (HUD)
Hours of Operation:
• Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm by appointment
Revised April 2013
LEGAL AID
1
Legal Aid
East Texas Legal Services, Inc.
2345,I 10 East
Beaumont, Texas77704
409-839-8182
East Texas Legal Services, Inc.
P.O. Box 6109
Huntsville, Texas 77342-6109
409-295-5136
• Legal services and assistance for eligible low income people in most type of
civil cases.
• Beaumont office-Chambers County and southern Liberty County
• Huntsville office-northern half of Liberty County
• Based upon income guidelines and the number of attorneys available
Funding:
• Federal Government
Hours of Operation:
• Monday – Friday 8:00am-5:00pm
LONG-TERM
ASSISTANCE
1
Long Term Assistance – Financial, Food, Clothing
Social Security Administration
8455 Dishmand Rd, Suite A
Beaumont, Texas 77713
1-866-2864
Http://www.ssa.gov
• Social Security Administration administers the Social Security Program and
determines eligibility for Retirement, Survivors and Disability Insurance
(RSID) and the Supplementary Security Income (SSI) for the aged, blind and
disabled. Application for original and duplicate social security numbers.
• Liberty, Hardin, Jasper, and Newton Counties and parts of Jefferson, Orange
and Chambers Counties
• Covered employment required for Social Security benefits; income and
resource requirement for Supplement Security Income.
Funding:
• Federal Agency; general tax revenues for Supplemental Security Income
2
Texas Department of Human Services
Financial Services/Family Self Support
North Liberty County
1105 N Washington
281-592-0531
281-592-0251
South Liberty County
1405 Monta St.
936-336-7283
936-336-4858
• Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
• Medicaid for children, caretaker and pregnant women
• Food Stamps
• Liberty County
• Income, recourses, deprivation of paternal support, residence and
citizenship
Funding:
• State and Federal Government
Hours of Operation:
• Monday –Friday8:00am-5:00pm
3
Dayton Community Food Pantry
Hwy 90
Dayton, TX 77535
Contact Joan Jones
Open every Monday and the second Saturday of the month
MEDICAL &
HEALTH
SERVICES
1
Vision
Houston Eye Associate Foundation
2855 Gramercy
713-668-6828
Fax: 713-668-3823
www.houstoneye.com
•
Helps indigent patients receive eye care.
•
Houston and surrounding area
•
No regular income, no medical insurance, and have been denied Medicaid and any
other valuable funding
Fee:
•
None
Funding:
•
Physician at Houston Eye Associates have donated services and funds
Hours of Operation:
•
Monday-Friday 7:00am-5:30 pm, Saturday 8:00 am-12:00pm
2
Dental Information
Bering Dental Clinic
1427 Hawthorn
713-524-7933
Description Of Services:
•
Dental care by appointment, emergency situation,or walk-ins for HIV positive and
indigent patients
•
Proof of income, proof of address, adult ID’s must be HIV positive and have complete
blood count (no older than 6 months)an be 18 years of age or older
Funding:
•
County and State Government
Hours of Operation:
•
Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm
3
Greater Houston Dental Society
1 Greenway Plaza #110
Houston, TX 77046
713-961-4337
1-800-252-8263
Description Of Services:
The Greater Houston Dental Society (GHDS) can refer clients to dentist who offer geriatric
patients (over 65 years of age) dental work at a discount. To learn of participating dentists
contact the GHD at (713)961-4337. Also, general referral assistance to private dentist offices is
given.
Medicaid Assistance:
For a list of dental providers nearest you who accept Medicaid call
Hours of Operation:
Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
4
Center for the Retarded, Inc.
(City of Houston Dental Clinic)
3550 West Dallas
713-525-8400
•
Dental Care for mentally retarded
•
Harris and surrounding Counties
•
Proof of income, proof of address, birth certificate, adult ID’s Social Security card, accept
Title XIX, must be mentally retarded
Funding:
•
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday:
Thursday:
Saturday:
5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
5
City of Houston Dental Bureau
8000 N. Stadium Drive
Box 26 Houston, Texas 77054-1823
713-732-5065
713-794-5065
•
Dental care by appointment or emergency situation
•
Harris and surrounding counties
•
•
Proof of income, proof of address, birth certificate,adult ID’s Social Security card TitleXIX
Children ages 1-20 with Medicaid, 1- 18 years with eligibility dental card
Funding:
•
6
M.D. Anderson Hospital-Cancer Center
1515 Holcombe Boulevard
713-792-2121
www.mdanderson.org
www.mdand.4or1org
•
Dental care for cancer patients referred by their physicians at M.D. Anderson
•
All
•
Proof of income, proof of address ,birth certificate, adult ID’s, Social Security card,
accept Title XIX
Hours of Operation:
•
Monday- Friday 8:00am-5:00pm
7
San Jose Clinic
2615 Fannin
713-228-9411
Fax: 713-228-6371
www.sanjoseclinic.org
•
The mission of San Jose Clinic is to provide quality healthcare and education to
individuals and families with limited access to such services in an environment which
respect the dignity of each person.
• All
•
•
Uninsured, ineligible for Medicaid, low income.
Call: (713)228-9411, Monday-Friday (not Wednesday) for eligibility appointment
Funding:
•
United Way, private funding and individual donations
Hours of Operation:
•
Monday – Friday
7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
8
Texas Children Hospital
6701 Fannin
www.texaschildren.org
• Dental care by appointment or emergency situation for children 3-12 years of age and
HIV positive children
•
All
•
Proof of income, proof of address, accept Title XIX, needy individuals must be referred
by a nurse, physician, dentist or agency to dental. All referrals are sent an application.
Returned application are reviewed to determine dental eligibility. If eligible, a patient is
then referred to dental clinic for appointment.
Fee:
• Cash , Insurance, Medicaid, CIDC, Expect to pay $100.00 at first visit
Hours of Operation:
•
•
Monday, Wednesday & Thursday
Closed on Tuesday
8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
9
University of Texas Dental Branch Special Patient Clinic
6515 M.D. Anderson Blvd.
1-713-500-4000
Fax 1-713-500-4094
•
Dental care by appointment or emergency situation depending on need of patient and
the availability of care provider
• Harris and surrounding Counties
• Patients are accepted for dental care based on the needs of the patient and the ability
of the school’s teaching programs to provide the specific case needs.
Hours of Operation:
•
•
Monday-Friday
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Closed on Wednesday
10
University of Texas Dental Branch Special Patient Clinic
6516 M.D. Anderson Blvd.
•
Dental care by appointment or emergency situation for the handicapped or medically
compromised, chronically ill and geriatric
• Harris and surrounding Counties
•
•
Must complete application
Adult ID’s social security card
Hours of Operation:
•
Varies – call for appointment
11
University of Texas Dental Branch Pediatric Dentistry
6516 John Freeman Ave
•
Dental care by appointment or emergency situation for children 5 to 10 years of age
•
Harris and surrounding counties
•
Child 5 to 10 years of age
Hours of Operation:
•
Monday-Thursday
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
12
University Dental Center at Hermann Hospital
6410 Fannin Street, Suite 310
713-500-5888
www.fags.org
•
Dental care by appointment for persons 16 years of age and older
•
•
16 years of age and make appointment
Hours of Operation:
•
13
Community DSHS Health Clinic
300 Campbell
281-592-6714
•
Dental care by appointment or emergency situation for children under the age of 18 up
to $300.00 per child paid by state voucher.
•
Funding:
•
State Government
14
Multiple Sclerosis Society
2211 Norfolk, Suite 825
1-800-323-4873
Provides $150.00 direct financial aid to be used at client’s discretion.
For information and eligibility call 1-800-323-4873, Monday- Friday or write to:
Multiple Sclerosis Society
c/o Ms. Flora Davis,
Manager for Support Services
HOME HEALTH
& HOSPICE
1
Home Health Providers
Angels Above Us
Angmarholdings.com
2628 Webster St.
Liberty, TX 77575
936-336-9037 answering service
721 Main St
Liberty, TX 77575
936-336-2224
[email protected]
1001 W. Baker Rd.
Baytown, TX 77521
281-427-3510
Our core services include:
•
•
•
•
Skilled Nursing
Therapists (Physical, Speech and Occupational)
Home Health Aides
Medical Social Workers
Our programs and services include:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Patient/Caregiver Education
Observation and Assessment
Management and Evaluation
Home Infusion
Glucose Monitoring/Diabetes Teaching
Wound Care and Wound Vac
Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy
Medical Social Services
Anodyne Therapy
ProTime
Disease Management Programs
Revised April 2013
2
Signature Heath Services
606 Rolling Brook
Baytown, TX 77521
281-420-2704
936-336-6560
Citehealth.com
•
24/7 Home Health Care Services
•
East Texas
•
Medicare, Insurance or private pay
Hours of Operation:
•
-24/7
Revised April 2013
3
Texas Home Health, Inc.
407 Belcher St
P.O. Box 1631
Cleveland, TX 77327
281-592-7102
Fax: 281-592-3326
txhha.com
•
Home Health Nursing
•
Cleveland, Porter, Livingston, Liberty, Coldsprings, Magnolia, Rye, Hardin, Leggett
•
Doctors order or DHS
Funding:
•
State Government, Private Insurance
Hours of Operation:
•
Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. on call 24 hours a day 7 days a week
Revised April 2013
4
Compassionate Care
107 South Bonham
Cleveland, TX 77327
281-592-2830
Fax: 281-592-2837
Odyssey Hospice
550 Fannie Street
Beaumont, TX 77701
409-212-0020
Fax: 409-212-0022
Odyssey Hospice
10110 West Sam Houston
Houston, TX 77099
713-592-5600
Fax: 713-592-5604
Odyssey Hospice
100 I-45 North, Suite 300
Conroe, TX 77301
936-788-7707
Fax:936-788-7708
Revised April 2013
HOSPITALS
1
Hospitals
Cleveland Regional Medical Center
300 E. Crockett
Cleveland, TX 77327
www.clevelandregional.org
•
Acute Care Hospital, 24 hours a day Emergency Department and Physicians, staff, Services
include: Cardiopulmonary Service, OB/GYN, Orthopedics, MRI and CT
Scan,Mammographyand Ultrasound, Medical Laboratory, Day and Outpatient
Surgery,Urological and Pediatric
•
Liberty and surrounding counties
•
None
Hours of Operation:
•
24 Hours a day
Revised April 2013
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Services – Liberty County 936-334-3230
Hospitals
2
Liberty Dayton Regional Medical Center
1353 North Travis
Liberty, TX 77575
936-336-7316
www.Libertydaytonrmc.com
•
•
-24 hrs. a day Emergency Department
-Outpatient Services:
• -Include laboratory, radiology, respiratory therapy
• Outpatient Clinic
• Visiting Specialist, including cardiology
• South Liberty County
Fees:
•
Fee for services, private insurance, Medicare and Medicaid
Hours of Operation:
•
24 hours a day
Revised April 2013
3
Hospitals
M. D. Anderson Cancer Center-Department of Social Work
1515 Holcomb
Houston, TX 77030
www.mdanderson.org
•
Comprehensive cancer center: Social Work Department is compromised of professionally
trained and state licensed social workers who assist patient/families to cope more
effectively with a cancer diagnosis. We provide counseling and assist with concrete needs.
•
Worldwide, indigent patients of Texas
Funding:
•
State and private sector
Hours of Operation:
•
24 hours a day 7 days a week
Revised April 2013
4
Hospitals
Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children
6977 Main Street
Houston, TX 77030
www.shrinershospitalforchildren.org
•
Free of charge pediatric orthopedic health care to children with a host of orthopedic
conditions, including cerebral palsy, spin bifida, missing arms or legs, fractures, club foot,
rickets, brittle bones disease, dislocated hip, curvature of the spine, leg discrepancies,
dwarfism, arthritis, etc…
•
•
•
Between the ages of birth and 18th birthday
Have problem involving the bones, joints, or muscles
Quality of life will improve with medical treatment
Funding:
•
Shiners Charities, primarily Shiners Hospitals for Children endowment fund
•
No cost-No payment accepted from families or insurance companies-completely free of
charge
Fees:
Revised April 2013
Hospitals
5
Texas Children’s Hospital
6621 Fannin
Houston, TX 77030
Main Number/Patient Information
•
Toll free 800-364-KIDS (5437) or 832-824-1000
Emergency Center - West Tower, 1st Floor
•
832-824-5454
Family Advocacy
• 832-824-1919
Texas Children's Hospital West Campus
18200 Katy Freeway
Houston, TX 77094
Phone: 832-227-1000
Texas Children's Pediatrics
•
281-351-KIDS [5437]
Texas Children's Health Centers®
Clear Lake - 281-282-1900
Cy-Fair - 281-469-4688
Sugar Land - 281-494-7010
The Woodlands - 936-321-0808
Outpatient center for Texas Children’s Hospital, Specialized care for infants, children and
adolescents, Children are seen by staff doctors who are the faculty of Baylor College of Medicine.
They are experts in the diagnosis and treatment of childhood diseases as well as in normal growth
and development.
Funding:
• Insurance, Medicaid, private pay
Revised April 2013
6
Hospitals
Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center
2002 Holcomb
Houston, TX 77211
(713)791-1414
www.houstonmed.va.gov
•
Primary health provider for 50,000 veterans in East Texas. Providing medical care and
rehabilitation to veterans is the primary service. Secondary mission include: Research and
investigation of veteran’s diseases and disabilities, educating and training health care
workers, and providing backup medical care to the Department of Defense in time of war
and national emergency.
•
Southeast Texas
•
Veteran or Military Service Person
Funding:
•
Federal Government
Hours of Operation:
•
24 hours a day 7 days a week
Revised April 2013
PUBLIC
HEALTH
1
American Cancer
6301 Richmond Ave
(713)226-2877
1-800450-0026
Fax: (713)226-4159
www.cancerorg.
•
•
•
Public Education Awareness
Patient services (for cancer patients) available locally
Funds Cancer Research
•
Liberty, Harris and surrounding Counties
•
Depends on patient or service provided
Funding:
•
Fund raising and private donation
Hours of Operation:
•
2
Helping Hands of Liberty County, Inc.
P.O. Box 9114
832-348-0266
www.helpinghandsfromtexas.org
•
Group of six senior citizens who work together to provide wheelchairs, hospital
beds, and other medical equipment to those in need of such items.
•
Liberty County
•
Available for any of those who need help. If Medicare eligible, Medicare provides
some equipment
Funding:
•
Fund raising, Private Donations & Cake Sales
Hours of Operation:
• 24 hours a day 7 days a week
3
Liberty County Indigent Health Care Program
501 Palmer
936-336-4693
Fax: 936-334-3217
P.O. Box 9159
www.co.liberty.tx.us
304 Campbell Street
281-593-8428
281-593-8431
Physician services, inpatient and outpatient hospital services, prescriptions, transportation
services to UTMB at Galveston for medical appointments. Central pick-up
locations
•
Liberty County
•
Liberty County Residents. Ineligible for state or federal programs. Application must
be completed and supporting documentation provided to Indigent Health Care
Office.
•
Sliding fee and no pay
Fee:
Funding:
•
County Government
Hours of Operation:
•
•
Liberty office-Tuesday 9.00am-11:00am, 1:30pm-3:00pm, Wednesday 9:00am11am,1:30am-3:00pm
Cleveland office-Monday9:00am-11:00am, 1:30pm-3:00pm,Friday 9:00am-11:00am
4
Liberty County Primary Health Care
Contract Provider:
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
4301 Garth Rd. 4th Floor
Baytown, Texas 77521
www.co.liberty.tx.us
•
•
Outpatient physician services, laboratory and x-ray, limited prescription services.
Preventive health services
Geographical area Served:
•
East Harris, Liberty and Chambers Counties
•
Proof of residency, proof of income, identification and if potentially eligible for another
program must provide eligibility decision from that program. Screen at or below 150%
FPL.
Fee:
•
Sliding fee scale
Funding:
•
Texas Department of Health COPC Program and Liberty County
Hours of Operation:
•
•
•
Cleveland-Friday only (8:00 am-4:00pm)
Liberty-Wednesday only (8:00am-5:00pm)
Other days call Baytown between (8:00am-5:00pm)
5
Texas Department of Health
300 Campbell
Cleveland, Texas 77328-0399
281-592-6714
Fax: 281-592-2940
•
•
Immunization services for children and adults.
TB services for Liberty County-all ages
•
•
TB-Liberty County
Immunizations-no area restrictions
•
None
Fee:
•
Sliding scale according to household size and income
Funding:
•
State and Federal Government
Hours of Operation:
•
•
•
Monday-Thursday 7:30am-5:30pm
Friday 8:00am-5:00am
Satellite immunization clinic in Liberty 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at 501 Palmer,
Liberty, Texas 936-334-3203
TRANSPORTATION
1
Transportation
Brazos Valley Transit (The District)
Our mission is to provide affordable and convenient transportation services and infrastructure
to allow the general public access to goods and services, as well as to provide public
transportation as a high quality, attractive, convenient, and efficient alternative to the
automobile.
For help or further information on the Liberty/Dayton Community Circular or Cleveland Fixed
Routes, please call 936-639-3055.
2
Transportation
Liberty County Indigent Health Care-Medical Transportation
304 Campbell
281-593-8428
Fax: 281-593-8431
P.O. Box 9159
501 Palmer
936-336-4693
Fax: 936-334-3217
rideliberty.com
• Transportation to UTMB at Galveston for medical appointments
• Liberty County
• Liberty County Residents
Fee:
• Sliding scale according to household size and income.
Funding:
• County Government
•
Hours of Operation:
Cleveland Office, Monday 9:00am-11:00am, 1:30pm-3:00pm, Friday 9:00am11:00pm
Liberty Office, Tuesday 9:00am-11:00am, 1:30pm-3:00pm, Wednesday 9:00am11:00am,1:30pm-3:00pm
3
Transportation
VFW – Transportation/ Vans for Veterans
www.dav.org/volunteer/Ride.aspx
• Van departs VFW Post # 1839 Coldsprings Road, Cleveland to VA Medical
Center Houston on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
• Cleveland and surrounding areas
• Veteran
Fee:
• None
Funding:
• VFW Post # 1839
Hours of Operation:
• Must call and schedule appointment. Departure time is 2 hours prior to
earliest appointment time.
MENTAL
HEALTH
& COUNSELING
1
Birthright
1502 First Street, Suite G.
Humble, TX 77338
1-800-550-4900
281-540-1123
www.birthright-humble.com
•
Pregnancy counseling along with crisis pregnancy services to support the mother whatever her needs
may be. Assist with housing, education, clothing and referrals for medical emergencies. Friendship
counseling provided for individuals and families. Free pregnancy testing.
•
Liberty, Harris, and surrounding Counties
•
Includes birth parents, step parents, grandparents and significant others who are concerned for the
health and safety of the mother in crisis.
Fee:
•
None
Funding:
•
Volunteer services and donations
Hours of Operation:
•
Monday - Friday
Revised April 2013
9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
2
Dayton Christian Counseling Center
207 East Houston Street
Dayton, TX 77535
936-258-6977
www.wellness.com
•
The Dayton Christian Counseling Center is a Psychologist office that focuses on the evaluation,
prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health issues. Psychologists are concerned with the
different aspects of behavior and mental processes. A clinical psychologist uses psychotherapy and
other counseling skills to improve emotional and mental health. The Dayton Christian Counseling
Center concentrates on the treatment of anxiety, depression and marital issues.
•
Liberty & surrounding counties.
•
Attend an intake session to ensure this is an appropriate resource for the present concern.
Fee:
•
Yes/scholarship available to needy families.
Funding:
•
Local churches and donations
Hours of Operation:
•
•
By appointment.
Call anytime.
Revised April 2013
3
Family Service Center
7 Swaim Center Dr.
Baytown, TX 77520
281-424-0314
www.familyservices.org
•
Since 1904, Family Service Center has been committed to helping individuals and families strengthen
and enhance their relationships by providing bilingual/bicultural (Spanish), therapeutic, educational
and supportive services. Through Solution Oriented Counseling, Parent Education Home Care and
HIV/AIDS Support Services, FSC assists with stress, parenting, divorce, step-family problems, school
related difficulties, social pressures, substance abuse, and life transitions.
•
Liberty, Harris and surrounding Counties
•
None
Fee:
•
Yes, sliding scale
Funding:
•
Baytown United Way of Texas, Gulf Coast Foundations, client fees, government grants
Hours of Operation:
•
•
Monday - Thursday
Friday
Revised April 2013
9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
4
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Mental Health Unit
1700 James Bowie Drive
Baytown, TX 77520
281-420-6736
Fax: 281-425-2171
•
Inpatient, outpatient day/evening and partial hospitalization for adults and geriatric patients
experiencing psychiatric and/or chemical dependency problems.
•
Liberty, Chambers, Harris and surrounding Counties
•
Will be determined according to circumstances
Fee:
•
Private insurance, Champus, Medicare, Medicaid, Sanus, HMO’s and PPO’s
Funding:
•
Non-profit, private medical, surgical hospital with psychiatric units
Hours of Operation:
•
•
Monday - Friday
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Go to the emergency room for assistance after hours.
Revised April 2013
5
Tri-County MHMR
612 Highway 90
P.O. Box 646
Liberty, TX 77575
936-336-3675
936-336-8606
www.tcmhmrs.org
• A case manager will assess the needs of the consumers, and from that assessment will develop a
treatment plan with other programs to address those needs. Case managers link the consumer to the
various programs and resources that are available to them. Case managers will then determine if the
services are being offered in a timely fashion, if they are the appropriate services, etc. Serving people
with mental retardation with onset before age of 18 and priority population of mentally ill persons
with severe and persistent mental illness. These services include crises individuals and family support
which are intended to provide assistance to people with mental illness or mental retardation in the
community. Case management/service assists in coordinating services by other agencies in the private
sectors to coordinate available services.
•
Liberty, Montgomery, & Walker Counties
• Serves eligible adults who have a diagnosis of Schizophrenia, Major Depression, and Manic-Depressive
Disorder. A diagnosis other than the priority population, and except for a sole diagnosis of substance
abuse will need to be accompanied by a GAF of less than 50 in order to be screened for Case
Management Services. Persons diagnosed with mental retardation are eligible for Case Management.
OBRA provides services to eligible individuals who reside in nursing homes. All consumers served live in
Montgomery, Liberty or Walker counties. Referrals are received from our access staff.
Fee:
•
Determined by situation
Funding:
•
Private insurance, self payment
Hours of Operation:
•
Monday - Friday
Revised April 2013
8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
6
University of Houston
Clear Lake Psychological Service
2700 Bay Area Blvd.
Houston, TX 77058
281-283-3330
www.uhcl.edu
•
A training and research clinic that serves the greater Houston-Galveston area. Graduate students
trained in evidence based assessment and therapy deliver most of the services under the direct
supervision of professionally licensed and/or Ph.D. level supervisors. The main services offered by the
clinic include individual therapy (for children, adolescents, and adults), marriage/couples therapy,
family therapy and school-based assessments. In addition the Clinic houses specialty clinics which
include The Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities and The Anxiety and OC-Spectrum
Specialty Clinic.
•
Greater Houston-Galveston area. This includes Liberty County.
•
Serves priority populations
Fee:
•
Offers services on a sliding scale. Intake appointment is free of charge.
Funding:
•
University of Houston system
Hours of Operation:
•
•
Monday - Thursday
Friday
Revised April 2013
9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
CHILDREN &
FAMILY
1
Adoption Information
Adoption Information and Counseling
6802 Maple Ridge
Bellaire, TX 77401
713-529-4341
1-800-392-5969
Alternative in Motion
509 Fm 1960 East, Suite B
Houston, TX 77073
281-821-6508
832-595-0828
281-331-2000
281-855-0020
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Primarily placement of infants and toddlers. Also operates maternity home for
birthing mothers.
Special needs children.
Parenting classes for adoptive parents.
Adoptions are primarily open, based on birth mothers choice.
Free support group and counseling for birth parents coinciding with adoption.
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Buckner Children and Family Services
1111 Katy Fwy
Houston, TX 77079
(214) 328-3141 Hotline
(713) 278-9213
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Adoption agency and maternity services that deals primarily with birth mothers,
domestic and international adoptions, Open adoptions for domestic.
Hours of Operation
• Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Catholic Charities
326 Jensen Drive
Houston, TX 77003
713-227-9981
www.charitynavigator.org
Main Office
2900 Louisiana
Houston, TX 77006
x713-526-1192
713-526-6411
Fax: 713-526-1546
Bay Area Blvd
Houston, TX 77058
281-282-6076
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Primarily placement of infants to age 2.
May be any race and/or religion.
Minority applications needed.
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Christian Child Help Foundation
710 Post Oak #500
Houston, TX 77024-3832
713-681-6900
www.childfund.org
Infants and school age children. Adoptive applicants must be at least 21 and no more than
40 years older than the child placed. Married 3 years. Both must be faithful members of
the same church. Foster care for expectant mothers planning for adoption. Also
pregnancy counseling and medical assistance for mothers planning adoption. Foster care
services for pre-school and early school age children.
Edna Gladney Center
6300 John Ryan Drive
Forth Worth, TX 76132
gladneypregencyhotline.org
817-922-6000
800-452-3639
Maturity home and adoption placement of infants. Applicants must be 24-39. Also have
”New Hope” program to place older children with special needs. Also an international
program.
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Liberty County Veterans Service Office
2103 Cos
Liberty, TX 77575
936-336-4558 ext. 235
Fax: 936-336-4565
304 Campbell Street
Cleveland, TX 77327
281-593-8400
Fax: 281-593-8414
[email protected]
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File V A claims for Veteran’s and widows of veterans. File for special burial benefits
and programs for veterans only. Help veterans obtain copies of their discharge
papers. Texas Veterans Land Program.
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Veteran or widow of honorably discharged veteran from armed services
Fee:
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None
Funding:
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None
Hours of Operation:
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Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
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Liberty Lions Club
P.O. Box 9122
Liberty, TX 77575
936-336-5785
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Eye glasses for needy school age children,
Summer camp for diabetic and physically disabled children
Aid in the event of disaster through humanitarian relief
Fund at district and international levels-must be applied for through local club
Cornea transplants through Lions Eye Bank
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Liberty County
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None
Fee:
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None
Funding:
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Donations
Hours of Operation:
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Monday-Friday, Contact officers or Lion Club member
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March of Dimes
3000 Weslayan, Suite 100
Houston, TX 77027
713-623-2020
Fax: 713-964-5417
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Educational material and pamphlets to be used in educational programs designed
to provide prenatal care.
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Harris ,Walker, San Jacinto, Liberty, Chambers, Galveston, Ft. Bend, Orange,
Hardin, Jefferson and Montgomery Counties
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None
Fee:
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None
Funding:
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Charities
Hours of Operation:
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Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
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Texas Department of Health – Social Work
5425 Polk Ave.
Houston, TX 77023
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Provide direct and indirect services to families in PHR 6S5S, with children who
have special health care needs. Provide case management to other targeted
populations (women and infants, Medicaid eligible 0-21 years of age) and low
income. Educate community organizations about TDH services. Participate in
interagency activities, CRCG and community management teams.
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Liberty and northeast Harris Counties
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Medicaid and 0-21 years of age, low income and insured children
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None
Fee:
Funding:
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Hours of Operation:
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University of Texas Medical Branch-WIC
Women Infants and Children Program
302 Campbell
Cleveland, TX 77327
281-592-3150
Fax: 281-593-2940
501 Palmer
936-336-3859
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Nutrition and supplement program targeted at pregnant women, women who
are breast feeding and children who are up to five years of age. Provide food,
nutrition counseling, education and immunizations. Texas Department of
Health guidelines screening provided for anyone in these categories.
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Liberty County
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Federal Guidelines. To find out if you qualify come by the office. WIC guidelines
depend largely on the number of individuals in a household.
Funding:
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Hours of Operation:
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Monday-Friday 7:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Second Saturday of every month 8:00 a. m. - 12:00 p.m.
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Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services (ASP)
1405 Monta Street
Liberty, TX 77575
936-336-7283
807 Hanson
Cleveland, TX 77327
281-592-0531
24 hour hotline - 800-252-5400
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Protective child care services, Investigates allegations of abuse, neglect and
exploitation of elderly and/or children.
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Liberty, Chambers and Galveston Counties
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None
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None
Fee:
Funding:
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Hours of Operation:
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Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m., on call 24 hours a day
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Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services
Children Protective Services
1405 Monta
Liberty, TX 77575
936-336-7283
24 hour hotline 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
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Investigates allegations and neglect of children. Provides services as needed to
the family to improve the care of the children in the home.
Case management of children in foster care.
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Liberty & Chambers Counties
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Allegation of abuse or neglect in the child’s home
Fee:
• None
Funding:
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State and Federal Government, local funds monitored by Liberty and Chambers
Counties
Hours of Operation:
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Monday-Friday - 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. - on call 24 hours a day
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Texas Elks Children
1963 FM 1586
Gonzales, TX 78629
512-672-7561
830-875-2425
www.texaselks.org
• Prosthetic device grants for special needs and recreational summer camp for
handicapped children.
• Texas
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Must contact local Elks Lodge for paper work
Fee:
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None
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The Crisis Pregnancy Support Center
714 7th Ave. North
Texas City, TX 77590
www.cpscm.org
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Primary goal with each young women will be to educate her about fetal
development, abortion, one-on-one counseling and assistance , clothing room,
parenting classes, post abortion counseling, referral network.
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Eligibility Requirement:
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Any women in her child bearing years facing a crisis pregnancy
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None
Fee:
Funding:
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Local churches and individual donations
Hours of Operation:
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Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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The Safe Place Youth Crisis Program
2828 Ave, Q
Galveston, TX 77550
thechildrencenterinc.org
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Evaluation of individual needs. Then we offer a wide range of services and referral
services.
Geographical Services:
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Texas
Hours of Operation:
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24 hours
Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Services
501 Palmer
Liberty, TX 77575
936-334-3230
Fax 936-336-4565
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Offer quality resources and education to the residents of Liberty County
Parenting, child care training, financial management, relationship education,
referral services.
Hours of Operation
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Monday –Thursday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Friday by appointment.
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Pregnancy Care Center of Dayton
303 S. Winfree
Dayton, TX 77535
936-258-9000
[email protected]
The Pregnancy Care Center of Dayton provides Hope, Truth, and Healing through Jesus
Christ to men and women of all ages by educating and empowering them to make Godly
choices regarding their faith, sanctity of human life, marriage and sexual purity.
The PCC of Dayton is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization. Financial contributions to the
center are tax deductible according to the IRS guidelines.
Hours of Operation
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Monday & Friday – 9:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. – close 12-00 – 1:00 for lunch
Children’s Assessment Center – Houston
713-986-3000
AGED &
DISABLED
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Age & Disabled
Arthritis Foundation South Texas
Chapter
Texas Gulf Coast
7447 Harwin Drive #118
Houston, TX 77036
713-785-2360
www.arthritis.org/texas
Cleveland Senior Citizens Organization
P.O. Box 1095
Peach Street
Cleveland, Tx 77327
281-592-1174
Fax: 281-592-5009
Knights of Columbus Liberty Council
#3201
P.O. Box 9162
Liberty, TX 77575
936-336-5232
Liberty County Project on Aging, Inc.
P.O. Box 650
936-336-3648
936-336-7316
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Texas Department of Human Services
Community Care to Aged and Disabled
1819 E. Houston St.
P.O. Box 1738
Cleveland, Tx 77328
281-592-0531
Fax: 281-592-0251
1405 Monta
Liberty, TX 77575
936-336-7283
936-336-4858
Texas Rehabilitation Commission
1405 Monta
936-336-7283
Fax: 936-336-4858
Tri-County Mental Health & Mental
Retardation Services
2221 Hwy 90
Liberty, TX 77575
936-336-8741
Fax: 936-336-8330
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service – Liberty County – 936-334-3230
ELECTED
OFFICIALS
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Liberty County Officials
County Judge
The Honorable Craig McNair
1923 Sam Houston
Suite 201
Liberty, TX 77575
The County Judge presides over all cases involving
mental health and chemical dependant
commitments in Liberty County. The County
Judge may represent the county on all state and
federal issues that may arise that directly affect
Liberty County.
Office (936) 336-4665
Fax (936) 336-4518
Email: [email protected]
County Judge Duties
The County Judge is both the presiding officer of
the Commissioners Court and the Judge of the
County Court. Many people think of the County
Judge as the chief executive official in county
government, serving as the principal source of
information and assistance. He is also known as a
conservator of the peace for the county.
The County Judge is considered by many the
highest ranking county official who presents a
remarkable combination of judicial and
administrative functions. The County Judge's
office duties include, but are not limited to:
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preparing all commissioners court
agendas and minutes while ensuring the
proper notice and lawful conduct of all
commissioners court meetings;
presides over probate matters,
guardianship matters and small estate
proceedings;
orders and certifies all elections;
serves as the chief budget officer as well
as chairman of the juvenile board;
approves requests for alcoholic beverage
permits;
conducts marriage ceremonies;
issues delayed birth certificates;
and administers over grants and contracts
for the county.
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COMMISSIONER PCT 1
MIKE McCARTY
e-mail: [email protected]
County Barn Address:
349 FM 770S
Raywood, TX 77582
Mailing Address:
1923 Sam Houston
Liberty, TX 77575
When are Commissioners Court meetings held?
Typically, the second and fourth Tuesday of each
month at 9:00 a.m. To appear and speak during
court, you must pre-register with the County
Judge's Office at (936) 336-4665 by at least the
Thursday of the week before the scheduled
court date.
Staff:
Jo Carol - Office Manager
Randy Humber - Foreman
W.H. "Pinky" Laird - Asst. Foreman
Areas Served
Dayton (South of Hwy 90, East of FM 1409),
Liberty, Ames, Raywood, Devers and Moss Bluff
Hours of Operation
Mon-Thursday, 7:00am-5:30pm
For Holidays or Emergencies, contact Sheriff's
Office at (936) 336-4500
Land Fill (Convenience Station) Services
Located approximately 3 miles south on FM 770
South. Hours of operation: Mon, Wed, Thur, Fri
& Sat, 8:30 - 4:30. Phone: 936-587-4417.
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Liberty County Commissioner Precinct 2
Charlotte Key Warner
Liberty County Precinct 2
588 CR 2010
Hardin, Texas 77561
(Mailing Address)
P.O. Box 77
Hardin, Texas 77561
Phone: 936-298-2790
Phone: 281-592-1172
Fax : 936-298-9737
E-mail:
[email protected]
School Districts in Precinct 2
Tarkington
Hardin
Hull-Daisetta
Dayton
Voting Boxes in Precinct 2
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1 - Rye
2 - Moss Hill
3 - Hardin
8 - Hightower
9 - Tarkington
13 - Daisetta
15 - Romayor
16 - Dolen
17 - Hull
29 - Simmons-Bottom
32 -
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Commissioner, Precinct 3
Eddie Lowery
Liberty County Precinct 3
119 S. Fenner
Phone: 281-592-3571
Phone: 281-592-1653
Fax: 281-593-0178
E-mail: [email protected]
VOTING BOXES FOR PRECINCT 3:
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12
14
20
23
25
26
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County Commissioner Precinct #4
8:00am-4:30pm
(936) 258-7803
Norman Brown
1034 CR 605
P.O. Box 88
Dayton, TX 77535
Phone: 936-258-5202
Fax: 936-258-9685
Drainage Districts
Liberty County Water Control Improvement
District #1
Liberty County Old River Drainage District #1
Volunteer Fire Departments
Staff
Karen Sandefur, Administrative Assistant
Randy Bivins, Foreman
Dayton
Hwy. 321
Kenefick
Westlake
School District
Liberty County Commissioner Precinct 4
Dayton ISD
Voting Boxes: 10, 14, 21, 22, 24, and 26
*10
*14
*21
*22
*24
*26
Dayton
Eastgate
Kenefick Community Center
Dayton
Westlake Area
Dayton
Hours of Operation
Monday-Thursday, 7:00am-5:30pm
For holidays or emergencies, contact Sheriff's
Office at (936) 336-4500
City of Dayton Landfill (FM1413)
Monday, Friday and Saturday
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LIBERTY COUNTY ATTORNEY
WESLEY HINCH
misleading, or incorrect information obtained
through agencies to which links are provided from
this site
1923 Sam Houston, Suite 202
P.O. Box 9127
Phone: 936-336-4650
Fax : 936-336-4568
The Liberty County Attorney's Office is a multifaceted operation that handles many diverse
aspects of law. The County Attorney's Office is
comprised of three attorneys and seven support
staff. The County Attorney's office not only
prosecutes Class "A" and "B" misdemeanors, it
also handles juvenile prosecution as well as
representing the State in Justice Court cases. The
office also represents the Texas Department of
Protective and Regulatory Services in CPS and APS
cases as well as handling Mental and Chemical
Dependency Commitments for the County. The
County Attorney's Office provides legal advice to
the Liberty County Commissioner's Court
regarding the Local Government Code as well as
assisting department heads in the County who
need legal advice. The office assists victims of
domestic abuse with protective orders and
information regarding the crime victims
compensation program. The County Attorney's
office collects hundred of thousands of dollars for
local merchants and individuals in our Hot Check
Department. The Liberty County Attorney's Office
is service-oriented and tries to assist "all the
people all the time."
** Please note: The Liberty County Attorney's office
does not give legal advice or interpretation through
this web site. Additionally, the Liberty County
Attorney's Office is not responsible for inaccurate,
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County Clerk
Paulette Shivers Williams
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 369
Physical Address:
1923 Sam Houston
Phone: 936-336-4670
Fax : 936-334-8174
THIS OFFICE NOW OFFERS E-FILING
Attorney Training - http://www.texas.gov/en/txefiling/Pages/getting-started.aspx
Local Rules of the County Courts Concerning
the
Electronic Filing of Court Documents
Texas.gov eFiling for Courts - CLERK UPDATE
Online Property Records
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Liberty County Treasurer
KIM HARRIS
1923 Sam Houston, Rm. 102
Phone: 936-336-4621
Fax : 936-336-4637
E-Mail: [email protected]
Liberty County Treasurer
The job of the County Treasurer is to serve as the
chief custodian of county finance. Duties include
receiving, depositing, applying and disbursing all
monies belonging to the county. Additional duties
include: correspondent for social security; county
retirement (TCDRS); credit union; unemployment;
workers compensation; deferred compensation;
and supplemental insurance. The County Treasurer
is the payroll officer for the county charged with
maximizing the yield and minimizing the fees on
the county's investments; personnel/human
resources officer of the county; and
liaison/member of Board of Trustees for the Liberty
County Group Benefits Pool for partially funded
health, dental, and life insurance.
To check whether the county has unclaimed funds
on file for you, please click on the following link:
Unclaimed Funds Received From County Attorney
and Tax Collector
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Tax Assessor-Collector
Richard L. Brown
LIBERTY OFFICE:
1923 Sam Houston
P.O. Box 1810
Chief Deputy: Joanne Smith
Property Tax: 936-336-4633
Auto Registration: 936-336-4629
Voter registration: 936-336-8683
FAX: 936-336-2866
LIBERTY COUNTY TAX OFFICE: DAYTON ANNEX
1300 West Clayton Street
Dayton, Texas 77535
936-258-4705
936-258-4706
CLEVELAND OFFICE:
Courthouse Annex
304 Campbell
281-593-8415
FAX: 281-592-4889
Office Supervisor: Martha Oates
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LIBERTY COUNTY COURT-AT-LAW
JUDGE TOMMY CHAMBERS
1923 Sam Houston - Room 222
Phone: (936) 336-4662
Fax: (936) 334-8177
General Information
All hearings are open to the public.
Please dress and act appropriately.
COURT STAFF
Court Coordinator
Tiffany Slankard
1923 Sam Houston - Room 222
Phone: (936) 336.4662
Fax: (936) 334-8177
Court Reporter
Jamie Hudspeth, CSR
1923 Sam Houston
Phone: (936) 336-4608
Fax: (936) 334.8177
Bailiff
Sgt. Robert Harper, L.C.S.O.
1923 Sam Houston
Phone: (936) 336-4664
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75th District Court
The Honorable MARK MOREFIELD
1923 Sam Houston - Rm. 304
(3rd Floor of Liberty County Courthouse)
Phone: 936-336-4678
Fax: 936-336-4640
Court Staff and Information
Court Coordinator
Peggy Thrasher
Phone: 936-336-4678
Fax: 936-334-8980
Mailing Address:
75th District Court
1923 Sam Houston, Room 304
Liberty, TX 77575
Court Reporter
Clifton Smith CSR
Phone: 936-336-4679
Fax: 936-334-8980
Mailing Address:
75th District Court
Liberty, TX 77575
All requests for use of audio/visual equipment
shall be made through the Bailiff prior to hearing
or trial.
Audio/visual equipment available (Liberty
County): 25" Color Television, VCR, Easel with
writing
pad,
Erasable
marker
board
General Information
There are no local rules. This court goes strictly by
the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.
Court begins at 9:00 a.m. All hearings are open to
the public.
Professional attire is expected.
Jury trials:
Each attorney is expected to have a proposed jury
charge prepared the first day of trial. All
challenges for cause during voir dire shall be
made at the time the challenge for cause arises.
Payment in FULL is required prior to
transcription. All requests for transcripts must be
in writing, designating the style of the case, date
of hearing, portion(s) of hearing requested, and
copies of exhibits, if any.Services available:
Real-time rough draft (trial only), Daily copy, ASCII
disk, Condensed transcript, E-transcript
Bailiff
J. D. Davis
Phone: 936-336-4677
Fax: 936-334-8980
Mailing Address:
75th District Court
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DONNA G. BROWN
1923 Sam Houston
Rm. 115
Phone: 936-336-4682
Donna G. Brown is the District Clerk for:
75th Judicial District Court,
Presiding Judge Mark Morefield
253rd Judicial District Court
Presiding Judge Chap B. Cain III
County Court at Law
Presiding Judge Thomas Chambers
Three Rivers Cluster Court
Presiding Judge Mary M. Craft.
For your convenience, this office now accepts
Visa, MasterCard and Discover
Attorney General Court
Presiding Judge Charles Moreland
OUR E-FILING SYSTEM WILL BE CLOSED FOR
UPGRADES STARTING FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14,
2012 AT 6 PM THROUGH MONDAY, DECEMBER
17, 2012 AT 6 PM.
WE NOW E-FILE! E-file
link: http://www.texas.gov/en/txefiling/Pages/getting-started.aspx
District Clerk Quick Links
Online Public Records Search
Texas Attorney General's Office
Child Support Division
U.S. Department of State
Passport Information
Filing Fees Effective January 1, 2012
District Clerk Fees
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253rd District Court
Serving Liberty and Chambers Counties
The Honorable CHAP B. CAIN, III
Liberty County Office:
1923 Sam Houston
Rm. 223 (2nd Floor of Liberty County Courthouse)
Phone: 936-336-4668
Fax: 936-336-4640
Chambers County Office:
407 South Main Street (Auxiliary Courtroom)
Anahuac, Texas 77514
Phone: 409-267-8244
Fax: 409-267-8224
Court Staff and Information
Court Coordinator
Linda Leonard
Phone: 936-336-4668 - Liberty County
Fax: 936-334-8175 - Liberty County
Phone: 409-267-8255 - Chambers County
Fax: 409-267-8224 - Chambers County
Mailing Address:
Liberty, TX 77575
Court Reporter
Jo Anne Horn, CSR, RPR, CRR
Phone: 936-334-3210
Fax: 936-334-8175
Mailing Address:
Liberty, TX 77575
A deposit for half of the estimated cost is
required prior to transcription. All requests for
transcripts must be in writing, designating the
style of the case, date of hearing, portion(s) of
hearing requested, and copies of exhibits, if any.
Revised April 2013
Services available: Real-time rough draft (trial
only), Daily copy, ASCII disk, Condensed
transcript, E-transcript
Bailiff
Chadwick O. Elmore
Phone: 936-334-4642
Fax: 936-334-8175
Mailing Address:
All requests for use of audio/visual equipment
shall be made through the Bailiff prior to hearing
or trial.
Audio/visual equipment available (Liberty
writing pad, Erasable marker board
Audio/visual equipment available (Chambers
writing pad, Erasable marker board
General Information
There are no local rules. This court goes strictly by
the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.
Court begins at 9:00 a.m. All hearings are open to
the public.
Professional attire is expected.
Jury trials:
Each attorney is expected to have a proposed jury
charge prepared the first day of trial. All
challenges for cause during voir
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Liberty County District Attorney
LOGAN PICKETT
1923 Sam Houston, Suite 112
Phone: 936-336-4609
Phone: 936-336-4610
Fax : 936-336-4644
(Voice mail activated after hours)
Hours of Operation
Monday-Friday, 8AM-5PM
(Closed for lunch: Noon-1PM
Liberty County District Attorney
"It shall be the primary duty of all prosecuting atto
not to convict, but to see that justice is done."
The District Attorney's office is responsible for
the prosecution of felony level crimes and
misdemeanors over which district courts have
jurisdiction. In Liberty County, the District
Attorney's Office represents the State of Texas in
the 75th and 253rd Judicial District Courts. Our
staff includes four assistant district attorneys, three
investigators (one of whose primary duty is as a
D.A.R.E. Officer), and support staff. We strive to
handle each case equally, thoroughly, and mindful
of our duty to the citizens of Liberty County.
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Liberty County Sheriff
Sheriff: Bobby Rader
Liberty Office
2400 Beaumont Ave.
Liberty, Tx 77575
936-336-4500
Cleveland Office
304 Campbell Street
281-593-8440
The mission of Liberty County Sheriff's Office is to
maintain social order and provide professional law
enforcement services to citizens in the community,
within prescribed ethical, budgetary, and constitutional
constraints. This department strives to enforce the law
and maintain order in a fair and impartial manner,
recognizing the need for justice, and consistent
appearance of justice. The Sheriff recognizes that no
law enforcement agency can operate at its maximum
potential without supportive input from the citizens it
serves. This department actively solicits and encourages
the cooperation of all citizens to reduce and limit the
opportunities for crime, and to assist in bringing to
justice those that break the law.
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Liberty County Constables
Tim Allison – Precinct #1
Robbie Thornton Precinct #4
P.O. Box 9049
Phone:936-336-4587
PO Box 141
Dayton, TX 77535
Phone: 936-258-4711
Leslie Hulsey Precinct #2
P.O. Box 31
313 Main St.
Daisetta, TX 77533
L. W. DeSpain Precinct #5
Phone: 936-536-1114
P.O. Box 11
Cleveland, TX 77328
License and Weight:
936-536-1115
Fax: 936-536-3095
Danny Frankum Precinct #3
Phone: 281-592-9229
Mobile: 281-593-9985
Home: 281-592-8364
Fax: 281-592-1404
Physical Location: 6 Miles Southeast of Cleveland,
TX on State Hwy. 321
650 CR 2010
Liberty, TX 77575
John Joslin Precinct #6
Phone: 936-298-3687
306 Campbell St.
Cleveland, TX 77327
Phone: 281-593-8418
Secretary: 281-593-8419
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Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1
Stephen Hebert
Barry Graves
2103 Cos St.
Phone: 936-336-4558
Ext. 234
Fax: 936-334-3207
1300 W. Clayton
Dayton, Texas 77535
Phone: 936-258-2461
Fax : 936-258-2010
Email:[email protected]
Ronnie Davis
U.S. Hwy. 90
P.O. Box 426
Raywood, Texas 77582
Phone: 936-587-4010
Fax: 936-587-4951
E-mail:[email protected]
Justice of the Peace, Precinct #3
Cody Parrish
650 CR 2010
Liberty, TX 77575
Phone:936-298-9407
Fax:936-298-3827
Wade Brown
22350 Hwy. 321
Cleveland, TX 77327
Phone: 281-592-9229
Fax : 281-592-1404
Peggy Dunn
Liberty County Annex Bldg.
304 Campbell
Phone: 281-593-8422
Fax : 281-593-8456
Revised April 2013
MEDIA
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Media
News Publications
Internet Media
Liberty Gazette
314 Main
Liberty, TX 77575
936-336-6419
I-Dineout.com
609 Missouri
Liberty, TX 77575
Phone: 936-336-7202
The Vindicator
139 Trinity
Liberty, TX 77575
936-336-3611
Fax: 936-336-3345
[email protected]
Houston Community News
Cleveland Advocate
Dayton News
106 West Hanson Street
Cleveland, TX 77328
Phone: 281-592-2626
Fax: 281-592-2629
Media Radio
KSHN Radio
2009 Sam Houston
Liberty, TX 77575
Phone: 936-336-5793
Fax: 936-336-5250
E-Mail
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
The Coffee News Texas
Phone 281-850-2997
Revised April 2013

Liberty County Resource Manual

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