Code enforcement: 110 open cases; junk vehicles and weeds top violations
October 02, 2026 | Brookshire City, Waller County, Texas
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Dr. Amira Bautista presented the city’s monthly code enforcement activity summary, saying, "110 open cases, 39 were closed within the month." She told council the leading categories of complaints were junk vehicles and accumulation of trash, waste and weeds and offered to return with additional documentation on specific violations if requested.
The report prompted no immediate motions; council members asked clarifying questions about dangerous-building follow-ups and specific closed-case examples. Bautista said the office has documented dangerous-building inspections, notices and USPS-tracking evidence and that staff would provide additional information on any cases flagged for follow-up.
The report prompted no immediate motions; council members asked clarifying questions about dangerous-building follow-ups and specific closed-case examples. Bautista said the office has documented dangerous-building inspections, notices and USPS-tracking evidence and that staff would provide additional information on any cases flagged for follow-up.
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