I am extremely disappointed with the response my family received from the Katy ISD Police…read moreDepartment on September 2, 2026. I contacted the department according to the protocol I had been given after my minimally verbal nephew, a Katy ISD special education student with significant disabilities, refused to exit his school bus. The responding sergeant did not appear prepared to use a disability-informed approach. Instead of helping de-escalate the situation, he spoke to me in a judgmental and confrontational manner, repeatedly referred to my nephew as my "son" after being told that I am his aunt and that his parents are deceased, and questioned why I had briefly stepped inside to attend a scheduled appointment concerning my nephew's disability benefits. Most concerning, the sergeant told me that either he would remove my nephew or I would, and that "either way, it was not going to look nice." He pointed toward his duty belt while discussing using its equipment or handcuffs because he did not want anyone to get hurt. My nephew was refusing to transition, but he was not attacking anyone at that time. I entered the bus after receiving permission, spoke to my nephew calmly, negotiated with him, and safely brought him inside within minutes. No physical force, restraints, or police intervention was necessary. When I later called the department to ask how to submit a formal complaint, I was given the runaround and told to wait for someone to contact me. The department's own website says certain complaints must be filed within 15 days, yet its complaint-form link is unclear and difficult to access. Families of students with disabilities deserve officers trained in communication, patience, de-escalation, and respectful treatment. I have submitted a formal written complaint and hope Katy ISD investigates this incident seriously, improves its complaint process, and establishes a clear, disability-informed response protocol.

Unprofessional when it comes to hiring for jobs! I applied…read morefor a position and they never reached out to me to notify me the position was already filled! I've called and left messages at least 4 times and nobody responded.

Not to be confused with the catty freeway, upon which all the drivers seem to get particularly…read morecatty with each other, and really pissy and what not. But that could be said about this one too, a lot of the time. This is the highway that goes from downtown Houston all the way out to Katy. After it passes Katy, it just becomes Interstate 10, crossing the wilderness and the nothingness to San Antonio, and then even more wilderness to El Paso. You're less in luck if you're heading east out of downtown instead of on the Katy Freeway, as you will see some of the most horrific industry and polluting factories and fiery petrochemical plants, throughout both Texas and Louisiana along Interstate 10. But the Katy Freeway section is quite nice. New, clean, wide, paved well... except for one scary ass thing: The surface gets really nasty when it's wet, which is a big problem, but the rest of the time it's working well. As in, they've made it wide enough and safe enough that it feels a lot more relaxing to drive now - even in traffic - than the vast majority of the highways in the Houston area, and in major cities in Texas, especially the ones that haven't yet been widened and feel like death traps, such as 45 North and especially 69 or perhaps 45 South, until you get out into the suburbs. Bae tells me it took a long time to make it so, though. A long time. Like Boston Big Dig long time. Like, according to the goddess herself, 15 years or so. I'm glad I wasn't here then doe. Now if they can just make their surface less slippery in rain, they will get my reclusive, seducive, elusive five star.

This review is for Hwy 99 ONLY…read more This Freeway is a convenient way to travel to wherever your destination may be. Although you will pay tolls, you can get to where you need to go a lot faster than fighting the rush hour traffic in the major thorofares. However if you choose to take this freeway often, the tolls can add up pretty quickly.

I lived in KATY over 20 years. I moved here from New Orleans. It's been a lot of changes since I've…read moregot here. It has really grown tremendously. There are restaurants, movie theaters, shopping, entertainment, venues, etc. You really don't have to leave KATY to do much of anything. Everything that you may need is here I can remember when Mason Road had no businesses from I 10 to Morton Ranch and now it's grown and businesses on both sides that been developed. At the time when I moved here Martin ranch stopped at Mason Road. It didn't go all the way through like I did now that was a great improvement. Also 99 stopped at I10 and now it goes almost around the whole city. You will enjoy your time here when you visit or if you live here.

8.21.23 In Katy today. Came to Katy to go to the doctor…read more The City of Katy has really grown! I remember when there was no Grand Parkway just beautiful pine trees and cows grazing. Now all that's gone and there is restaurants, grocery stores, Walmart, tons of shopping, water parks, doctors offices etc... I don't mind shopping and restaurants but let's leave the old trees.

Great program, builds strong character and personality, great people , would recomend to anyone who…read moreloves the Air Force and building a string character

Go early or make an appt. Friday was very busy not sure how it is on other days. Not too bad full…read moretime there about 2hr 20 min. The line was out the door so pack a fan, water and comfortable shoes if you're visiting the tax office #8 like me. Staff was organized and stern. I always knew they did weddings but didnt know yoi could do a full package. Plenty of parking available limited seating depending on why you're there.

We had to stand in line for way too long. The place seriously needs to be expanded or have an…read moreonline queue system so things move faster.

The library can be quite crowded and noisy, especially on the ground floor. There are plenty of…read moreseats for self study on the secondary floor but again can be crowded too. The worst I want to highlight is the absence of paper towel for wiping hands dry after using the bathroom. Just within a couple of hours, I noticed a couple of inconsiderate and careless people who parked on the line in an rather crowded parking lot.

Great place to study! It was quiet and had plenty of space. I also got a library card as well…read more Super easy process.