Stay safe while enjoying the beautiful beaches Galveston County has to offer this Memorial Day Weekend by understanding the signs and dangers of rip currents. If caught in a Rip Current: 1) RAISE your hands and call for help 2) RIDE the tide by floating with the current 3) SWIM to the side, parallel to the shore to escape RAISE, RIDE, SWIM TO THE SIDE. For more safety information, visit GCOEM.org | Galveston County, Texas

Galveston County’s location on the Gulf Coast is one of our greatest assets, but also makes us vulnerable to hurricanes and tropical storms. Now is the time to prepare for some of the most dangerous consequences of a hurricane. Get a kit. Make a plan. Stay informed. | Galveston County, Texas

Galveston County Sheriff's Office says beaches will be open for Jeep Weekend with new set of rules

Husband charged with murder of his 89-year-old wife who was found shot to death: Galveston police

The Galveston Women's Conference of the Galveston Regional Chamber of Commerce

Galveston County, through its partnership with the Texas Legislature and Gulf Coast Center, is leading the way on addressing mental health. The completion of the new Galveston County Mental Health Wellness Center is a historic milestone and serves as an efficient model for how local communities can improve mental health care as well as public safety. | Galveston County, Texas

Galveston Historic Homes Tour | Galveston Historical Foundation

Mardi Gras season turns Galveston into a vibrant spectacle. It started with private balls in 1853 and has grown into the third-largest Mardi Gras in the country with parades, parties, and deep-rooted traditions. Discover more at the Galveston County Museum! Galveston County Museum celebrates 50 Years in 2026! Watch the full episode on our Youtube channel or on your favorite podcast app .#MardiGras #Galveston #Texas #Parades #History | Galveston County Museum