Crime Increasing In Sienna Plantation Area???

Many following criminal activity in the Sienna Plantation area would believe that this quiet mostly residential community has little or no crime. The problem though is actually finding a way to track the crime.

In most areas of Houston, including many suburbs, all you have to do is visit the HPD website and pull down the correct menu to get a month by month detailed account of local crime in your area. In some communities, the neighborhood website keeps people up to date on this information, but here in the Missouri City (and East Fort Bend County area) the only reports are the occasional newspaper clippings.

Remember about a year or so ago the car theft ring operating in the Sienna community that was reported by the FB Star? Or how about the recent rash of break-ins in the Village of Bees Creek? Well we wouldn’t have known about the last mentioned series of area crime in some of the homes in Bees Creek if we hadn’t seen the first hand reports by neighbors in that community of Sienna (near Bees Creek Market off the pkwy). As a matter of fact it hasn’t made any newspaper or resident supported newsletter, website or anything else (other than a sheriffs report which is not available on the web in this county yet).

One home in this community was actually targeted twice (the culprits, by report in this case were caught) and this event involved gun play. After an MCC check with 5-6 of the area HOAs, an unofficial report of no increase in crime in those communities was shared with us.

The real problem of course is getting accurate data out. One suggestion is to click the title link above and contact the Sheriffs office first hand and request the information. As we said before, it is currently unavailable on the web or you can call them at 281-341-4700.

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Comment: We would also like to encourage the SPRAI (Sienna HOA) to begin to provide a link or report on area crime via one of their media delivery sources (either of the two resident supported websites, e-newsletter or the monthly newsletter). Remember it is the HOAs obligation to work to protect our home and property values (and this is a public safety issue too)!