Families in Oak Park Trails can follow key Katy ISD discussions on future attendance boundaries, a proposed virtual high school, student policies and campus investments at the July 27 board meeting—find out how you can attend in person or watch the district’s livestream. READ MORE

With summer travel and busy parking lots creating more opportunities for vehicle crime, the Harris County Sheriff's Office is sharing practical theft-prevention steps, offering free catalytic converter etching and asking Oak Park Trails residents to help protect their vehicles. READ MORE

Oak Park Trails residents in Harris County can attend the July 30 Commissioners Court meeting in person, watch online or submit comments on decisions involving drainage, roads, public safety, county services and millions of dollars in public spending. READ MORE

Families in Oak Park Trails can save on qualifying clothing, footwear, backpacks and school supplies during the 2026 Texas Sales Tax Holiday, but the state’s $100 price limit and shipping rules can affect which purchases qualify. Click for details! READ MORE

As crashes and complaints involving young riders continue, Harris County Precinct 5 Constable Terry Allbritton is urging families in Oak Park Trails to understand the difference between legal e-bikes and high-powered e-motorcycles drawing increased scrutiny from law enforcement and area schools. READ MORE

Oak Park Trails residents will soon see a change in trash and recycling providers, but collection days will remain the same as Texas Pride Disposal takes over community waste service from GFL. READ MORE