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Kitty Hollow Bark Park

This facility is Fort Bend’s first off-leash Park built exclusively for our four- legged family members. The Park is designed to accommodate both large and small breed dogs with mirroring fenced in areas that include: swimming ponds, agility equipment, dog wash, shaded areas, lots of open space for pets to run, and a walking trail for their owners to enjoy.

For more information about the Dog Park and other Park amenities, contact Fort Bend County Parks Department at 281-835-9419.

The County Indigent Health Care Program (CIHCP) is mandated by the Indigent Health Care and Treatment Act of 1985. The mission of the County Indigent Health Care Department is to provide a quality consumer-sensitive holistic approach to the Health & Human Services to keep pace with the county's growth and an emphasis on education and prevention. Services will be well coordinated, accessible, adequately financed, and effective at helping our citizens gain the maximum degree of personal independence from health and social service systems that they are capable of achieving. A potential client must be a Fort Bend County resident.

Fort Bend County Clinical Health Services Department provides clinical services in the core public health areas of STD treatment, tuberculosis prevention, diagnosis and treatment, and provision of childhood and adult immunizations. The Mission of Clinical Health Services is to prevent, control and eliminate communicable diseases among residents of Fort Bend County. The department provides the following services:

• Health Screenings
• HIV Counseling
• Immunizations
• STD's
• Tuberculosis Control
• Chronic Disease
• Epidemiology