Missing 21 year old woman in Baytown reported
Antonisha Mitchell, 21, black, 5 feet 4 inches, 244 pounds, last seen walking west in the 3800 block of West Baker Road after an argument. She was wearing a black T shirt red and white basketball shorts blue and white Jordan shoes and carrying a black Nike bag. Possible that she traveled to Houston. Regular burglaries and thefts reported across Baytown from Thursday to Friday, including equipment losses totaling $900, $290, $670, a license plate, TVs a DVD player a firearm and computer hardware valued at $4 040 and other items in several locations.
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Garth Road
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Four arrested as Baytown narcotics probe nets 428 pounds marijuana
Baytown police say four men were arrested near McLean Road after detectives seized 428 pounds of marijuana, 4700 in cash and a handgun during a narcotics investigation. Suspects Cesar Torres 26 Carlos Rivera-Rosales 35 Martin Barboza 48 and Jose Garza 38 faced felony possession and trafficking charges as the probe continues.
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Eric Freed
Special Operations
McLean Road
Wade Road
Cesar Torres
Carlos Rivera-Rosales
Martin Barboza
Channelview
Jose Garza
Multiple Theft Incidents Reported Across City Areas
Police reported a series of thefts including jewelry from a pawnshop valued at 2100 dollars recovered Thursday, cash totaling 21942 dollars stolen from a toy store, and a 4000 dollar boat motor stolen from a North Alexander Drive business. Other incidents include a laptop and clothes valued at 730 dollars, a handbag with 185 dollars, and 200 dollars in prescription drugs stolen in separate blocks along Decker Drive Interstate 10 Garth Road East Sterling Avenue and East Foyle Avenue. Instances occurred Friday and Thursday with items ranging from tools to clothing and electronics.
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Decker Drive
Interstate 10
North Alexander Drive
East Sterling Avenue
Garth Road
East Foyle Avenue
Baytown Council Approves Adaptive Traffic Signal Funding
The Baytown City Council approved an advance-funding agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation to install adaptive signal control on three corridors Garth Road from I 10 to Decker Drive Highway 146 from the Harris County line to I 10 and another segment to the Chambers County line. The plan includes upsizing a water line, new pumps at the lift station north of Cedar Bayou, a 20 foot utility easement, and a 40 year agreement term with the district or its developer.
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Texas Department of Transportation
Garth Road
Interstate 10
Decker Drive
Harris
FM 565
Ameriport Boulevard
Cedar Bayou Crossing
Highway 146
Trade Days Variance Granted for Baytown Event
Baytown council granted a variance to the live outdoor exhibition ordinance for Trade Days to allow the Texas Avenue event on Saturday November 8 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The variance exempts the event from distance limits and peddler rules within 500 feet of residences and waives vendor permit bonding and insurance requirements for participating merchants.
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Council
Baytown
Texas Avenue
Chambers County district approves development agreement for water project
The council approved a development agreement with Chambers County Improvement District No. 2 to fund and oversee the construction of a water system. The measure outlines responsibilities, funding sources, and timelines for completing the infrastructure.
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Chambers County Improvement District No. 2
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