Frequently Asked Questions

Please call the City of Tomball Utility billing at (281) 290-1400 or visit the Public Works office at 501 James St., Tomball, TX 77375.

No, the City of Tomball does not have a facility for disposal of household hazardous waste. Harris County offers a household hazardous waste disposal facility, with appointment-only drop-off scheduling. For more information, visit the Harris County Engineering Department HHW Facility website.

Street light outages must be reported to CenterPoint. You can report an outage on their website.

Please call (281) 290-1400. Please provide your name, address and daytime telephone number.

Please call (281) 290-1400. Please provide your name, address and daytime telephone number and a representative will find your street sweeping day.

Please call (281) 290-1400. Please provide the address, nearest cross street, your name and daytime telephone number.

Please call (281) 290-1400. You will need to provide the address, nearest cross street, your name and daytime telephone number. This service is only provided if the tree is not on private property.

If the dead animal is on private property, it is the landowner’s responsibility. If the dead animal is on public property, call (281) 290-1400. When calling after regular business hours, please call the Tomball Police Department’s non-emergency number at (281) 351-5451 so that a call duty technician can be dispatched to your location.

Yes. Please call (281) 290-1400. Scheduling of the park pavilions is done on a “first come, first served" basis. For more information about City Parks and facilities, please visit City of Tomball Parks & Recreation.

Please call (281) 290-1400 for service. Please provide your name, address and daytime telephone number.

Please call (281) 290-1400. Please provide your name, address and daytime telephone number. When calling after regular business hours, please call the Tomball Police Department’s non-emergency number at (281) 351-5451 so that a call duty technician can be dispatched to your location.

No. A Tomball mailing address does not always mean the property is inside Tomball city limits. Some Tomball addresses are in unincorporated Harris County.

To verify, check the Harris County Appraisal District (HCAD) website here for the property’s taxing entities. If it lists the City of Tomball, the address is within city limits. You can also confirm using the City’s online GIS/web map here.