Tomball
Car accident in Tomball: the police Records Division, the municipal court and the FM 2920 widening proposal
The short answer
Tomball, northwest of Houston, is its own incorporated city with land in Harris and Montgomery counties, and its police records page says accident reports made with the department can be obtained online through TxDOT or in person at the police department. The municipal court lists 401 Market Street, and TxDOT's FM 2920 project page describes a proposal to widen the road, which it calls one of the main east-west arterial connectors between Tomball and I-45. InjuryClaimGuide is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
Key facts, as of October 30, 2026
- The 2020 Census counted 12,341 people in the city of Tomball. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census population (TIGERweb)
- The city of Tomball lies in Harris and Montgomery counties. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 place-by-county file
- As reported by TxDOT, the city of Tomball had 454 reportable crashes in 2025: 0 fatal (0 deaths), 10 with a suspected serious injury (reports processed as of April 7, 2026). Source: TxDOT, Crashes and Injuries, Cities and Towns 2025
- As reported by TxDOT, the city of Tomball had 485 reportable crashes in 2024: 3 fatal (3 deaths), 13 with a suspected serious injury (reports processed as of April 9, 2025). Source: TxDOT, Crashes and Injuries, Cities and Towns 2024
- TxDOT counts a crash as reportable when someone is injured or killed, or one person's property has apparent damage of $1,000. Source: TxDOT, crash data report definitions
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How do you get a crash report in Tomball?
- The Records page says records about an incident can be requested online through JustFOIA or in person, and that an accident report made with the Tomball Police Department can be obtained online through the Texas Department of Transportation or in person during business hours at the police department, 400 Fannin St., Tomball, TX 77375. Source: City of Tomball, Police Records
- The same page gives the telephone number (281) 351-5451 right after those instructions. Source: City of Tomball, Police Records
Which courts list a Tomball address, and where are the Harris and Montgomery county district clerks?
- The Tomball Municipal Court is at 401 Market St., Tomball, TX 77375; telephone (281) 351-7894; it is open Monday through Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Its page says the court has jurisdiction over "fine only" offenses that occur within the city limits, including traffic offenses, city ordinance violations and most Class C misdemeanors. Source: City of Tomball, Municipal Court
- The Harris County District Clerk lists its Civil Intake at the Civil Courthouse, 201 Caroline, 1st Floor, Suite 110, Houston, TX 77002. Source: Harris County District Clerk, Hours and Locations
- The Montgomery County District Clerk's office is at 301 N. Main Street, Suite 103, Conroe, TX 77301; telephone 936-539-7855. Source: Montgomery County District Clerk
Which major highways serve Tomball?
- TxDOT's FM 2920 project page, which carries no date, describes a proposal by its Houston District to widen about 11.1 miles of FM 2920 in Harris County from North Willow Street to I-45, from a four-lane undivided roadway to six lanes with a raised median, and says FM 2920 is one of the main east-west arterial connectors between Tomball and I-45. Source: TxDOT, FM 2920 from North Willow Street to I-45
- The same page lists proposed turn lanes at intersections, median openings at specified locations and realigned curves to improve safety, and names the next steps as an environmental analysis, alternatives, an environmental assessment document, the start of right-of-way acquisition, and final design and the start of construction. Source: TxDOT, FM 2920 from North Willow Street to I-45