The City of La Porte’s Public Works Facilities Division is recognized with an award for their exceptional renovation of the Brookglen Community Center, expanding senior services to the west side of town.

That’s La Porte, Texas! The oldest incorporated town in East Harris County, located 25 miles east of downtown Houston and just north of Galveston, La Porte continues to garner national accolades for its quality of life and municipal innovation.

The Planning and Development Department serves the City's residential, business, and development communities by promoting and implementing quality standards adopted for La Porte's current and long-term growth.

La Porte, Texas, the oldest incorporated town in east Harris County, was incorporated on August 10, 1892. It had its beginning as a real estate venture by a group of developers and colonizers from Denver, Colorado.

The City of La Porte’s Public Works Facilities Division is recognized with an award for their exceptional renovation of the Brookglen Community Center, expanding senior services to the west side of town.

Explore all of the aspects of the La Porte, Texas City Government including Boards and Commissions, City Administration, duties of the Mayor and more.

Everyone knows location is one of the most important parts of site selection, and one of La Porte's greatest assets is its location. Located just 25 miles east of downtown Houston, La Porte is situated in an ideal location for businesses in the warehousing and manufacturing industries.

Sep 20, 2023 · The City of La Porte is enhancing its commitment to economic development and community revitalization through the Main Street Master Plan, and we invite your valuable input to help shape the future of our historic downtown.

The City is proud to announce the acquisition of an Emergency Rescue Vehicle at no cost, thanks to the State of Texas and the Law Enforcement Support Office (LESO), enhancing response to high water, emergency rescues, and law enforcement incidents.

Sep 20, 2023 · The City of La Porte is taking the first major step toward restoring Sylvan Beach Park Pier, a treasured landmark that suffered significant damage during Hurricane Beryl on July 8, 2024.