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Version 4.4.1 · 2026-10-15
• iOS 27 compatibility • iPhone Duo support • Bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 4.4.1, updated 2026-10-15.






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Houston Incidents provides you with the latest information regarding traffic, fire, and medical incidents throughout Houston, Texas. Commute to work or just running some errands? Check with Houston Incidents before you start your drive so you know your route is clear!
Features:
• Easy to view map showing:
· All the latest incidents in Houston
· Custom pin pictures for each incident type
· Your current location
• Easy to read list of all the latest incidents sorted chronologically and by incident type.
• Informative detail page for each incident showing:
· Location
· Incident type
· Responding units
Disclaimer: Houston Incidents is for reference only. While we try our best, we are not responsible for the accuracy of the incident information listed within the application. Please use responsibly and do not operate while driving.…
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• iOS 27 compatibility • iPhone Duo support • Bug fixes
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