Full Notification

As we transition away from our daily email updates, please know that we are still here for you. If you have any questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to call or message us. You can find our contact information at Contact - City of Clute, Texas (clutetexas.gov). Your support and resilience continue to inspire us every day and we appreciate your continued efforts! As we continue with our recovery, here are a few last important reminders for our citizens:

• FOLLOW US ON Facebook for updates, information and maybe a laugh or two
• CITY SERVICES - We are here to help.
  • Permits - all fees are waived for permits for storm-related repairs including electrical, plumbing, construction and fences
  • Water Bills - all late fees are waived and there will be no disconnects for the month of July. Payment arrangements are available if needed, call City Hall at 979-265-2541 for assistance
• DEBRIS REMOVAL - Trucks are working throughout the city and they will continue to do so for the next few weeks.
  • Cutting - Chainsaw crews will begin work tomorrow (Saturday) morning and will be cutting logs and trees into manageable pieces for the debris removal equipment to handle
  • Placement - DO NOT place debris on or near fire hydrants, manholes, utility meters, poles or trees 
  • Separating - see attached files for more details, tree branches, leaves & logs must be separate from all other debris
  • Bagged Leaves - place with household garbage on your second pickup day of the week
  • Fencing/Construction Material/etc. - stack separately
  • Household trash - regular schedule
• DISASTER ASSISTANCE - Follow up on the status of your application, the status could change once it's re-evaluated.
  • FEMA Disaster Assistance online at Home | disasterassistance.gov or by calling 1-800-621-3362
  • Report all hurricane damage here iSTAT Damage Surveys (texas.gov) 
  • United Way is a great resource for cleanup assistance available in our area. www.uwbc.org, 979-849-9402 or find them on Facebook at Facebook

Thanks for your patience during the hurricane recovery! Think of it like making a perfect pot of chili—good things take time, and we’re in it for the flavor, not the speed!