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Navasota: Government & Civic

Governance in Navasota: Navasota operates as an incorporated municipal government (city hall: (936) 825-6475). Sits in U.S. Congressional District 8. Municipal code published via municode. Nearest courthouse: Grimes County Courthouse (7.7 mi away). Federal spending in the surrounding county runs $8,171 per resident ($1.9B FY2024).

City Hall & Contacts

Contacts · City Hall · NameCITY OF NAVASOTA
Contacts · City Hall · Phone(936) 825-6475
Contacts · City Hall · AddressPO BOX 910
Contacts · City Hall · CityNAVASOTA
Contacts · City Hall · Zip77868
Contacts · City Hall · Phone How Foundscraped from city hall website
Contacts · City Hall · Phone Verified At2026-04-12
Government Structure · Government NameCITY OF NAVASOTA
Government Structure · Government Type2 - MUNICIPAL
Government Structure · AddressPO BOX 910
Government Structure · Zip77868
Municipal Code · Publishermunicode
Municipal Code Publishermunicode
Municipal Code URLhttps://library.municode.com/tx/navasota-city-texas

Sources: Census Govt Units + municipal websites · COG General Purpose — city+state match · Municode/eCode360 directory scrape — matched by state + place FIPS  ·  Refreshed 2026-04-12

State Representation

Federal and state legislative representation: U.S. Congressional district, U.S. Senators, and state legislative districts. Officials change with elections.

State Legislative Districts · Upper Chamber48005
State Legislative Districts · Lower Chamber48013

Sources: NCES school state legislative district assignment

Federal Representation

Federal and state legislative representation: U.S. Congressional district, U.S. Senators, and state legislative districts. Officials change with elections.

Senators (2)

John Cornyn
R · 2002
Ted Cruz
R · 2013
Congressional District · District8
Congressional District · Congress118th

Sources: NCES school congressional district assignment

Voting & Eligibility

State Campaign Finance · Total Contributions1,163,752,880.71
State Campaign Finance · Total Transactions16,863,491
State Campaign Finance · Num Committees43
State Campaign Finance · Cycle2,024
State Campaign Finance · Per Capita40.56 (vs Texas $5,671)
Voting · Citizen Voting Age Pop5,032
Voting · Citizen 18Plus4,826
Voting · Noncitizen 18Plus206
Voting · Eligible Voter Pct58.9%

Sources: FEC API schedule_a/by_state — aggregated by state · Census ACS — citizen voting age population

Justice & Courts

Court infrastructure — county courthouses + nearest state/federal courts. Distance reflects driving miles to the nearest courthouse.

Courthouses Detail · County total1
Nearest Courthouse · NameGrimes County Courthouse
Nearest Courthouse · CityAnderson
Nearest Courthouse · Distance7.7 mi

Sources: HIFLD / IRS BMF · HIFLD Courthouses  ·  Refreshed 2026-04-12

Disaster History

Federal Disaster Declarations (14)

Hurricane Beryl
July 2024 · Major disaster declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · Hazard Mitigation grants available · DR-4798-TX
Severe Winter Storms
February 2021 · Major disaster declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · Hazard Mitigation grants available · DR-4586-TX
Severe Winter Storm
February 2021 · Emergency declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · EM-3554-TX
COVID-19 Pandemic Federal Disaster
January 2020 · Major disaster declaration · Public Assistance only (institutional reimbursement) · Hazard Mitigation grants available · DR-4485-TX
COVID-19 Emergency
January 2020 · Emergency declaration · Public Assistance only (institutional reimbursement) · EM-3458-TX
Severe Storms And Flooding
May 2016 · Major disaster declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · Hazard Mitigation grants available · DR-4272-TX
Hurricane Ike
September 2008 · Major disaster declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · Hazard Mitigation grants available · DR-1791-TX
Hurricane Ike
September 2008 · Emergency declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · EM-3294-TX
Hurricane Gustav
August 2008 · Emergency declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · EM-3290-TX
Wildfires
March 2008 · Emergency declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · incident type: fire · EM-3284-TX
Extreme Wildfire Threat
November 2005 · Major disaster declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · Hazard Mitigation grants available · incident type: fire · DR-1624-TX
Hurricane Rita
September 2005 · Major disaster declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · Hazard Mitigation grants available · DR-1606-TX
Hurricane Rita
September 2005 · Emergency declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · EM-3261-TX
Hurricane Katrina (hosted evacuees, no local impact)
August 2005 · Emergency declaration · hosted federal evacuees (no local impact) · EM-3216-TX

Federal Spending

Federal dollars flowing to the surrounding county — grants, direct payments, contracts, loans (USAspending.gov).

Federal Spending · Federal Spending Fy2024$1,910,806,486
Federal Spending · Per Capita8,171.11 (vs Texas $5,671)
Federal Spending · Population233,849 people (vs Texas 143,570)

Sources: USAspending API

Other

Live Links · Weather Forecasthttps://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=30.399638&lon=-96.078394
Live Links · Weather Alertshttps://alerts.weather.gov/search?point=30.399638,-96.078394
State Fiscal · Gdp Billions2,277
State Fiscal · Fed Taxes Paid Per Capita10,595
State Fiscal · Fed Spending Received Per Capita$9,480
State Fiscal · Balance Per Capita-1,115

Sources: NWS API — built from school coordinates · Tax Foundation, Rockefeller Institute of Government, BEA GDP