Canal City Property Owners Association Inc.

Uniquely situated on the east end of the Bolivar Peninsula

Welcome to our Community Website

Call or Text: 409-509-7838
Email: canalcitypoa@easyhoa.email

Canal City is one of the oldest and most established subdivisions on Bolivar Peninsula on the Texas Gulf Coast, with direct beach and bay access, a mild coastal climate, beautiful ocean views, and beautiful canals.

Canal City is bordered on the south by HWY 87, the main artery for the peninsula, and on the north by the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) and East Bay in Galveston Bay beyond. A 368-acre wildlife preserve is to the west and the Cade Ranch and town of High Island is to the east. Canal City also has three one-mile long canals connecting to the ICW which empties into Galveston Bay, and the Gulf of Mexico beyond. The canals provide each lot private access to the ICW, and the bay system for fishing, boating, birding and more.

One way Canal City property owners invest in the community, is by having work days, which are not only to help offset cost for projects, but to have an opportunity to get together and have fellowship. There are many more opportunities in the works for future projects.

While Hurricane Ike devastated the Peninsula and destroyed the homes in Canal City, the property owners spirit and love for our community remains.

Galveston County Mosquito Control 800-842-5622
Click for more info:

Galveston County Nuisance Abatement Investigators

Jack Ellison 409-766-4509 email: jack.ellison@co.galveston.tx.us

Garret Foskit 409-766-4512 email: garret.foskit@co.galveston.tx.us

A public nuisance under Ch. 343 Texas Health & Safety Code, The Neighborhood Nuisance Act:

1. Includes but not limited to:

a. Maintaining premises in a manner that creates an unsanitary condition likely to attract or harbor mosquitoes, rodents, vermin, or other disease-carrying pest.

b. Allowing weeds to grow on premises in a neighborhood if such weeds are within 300 feet of another residence or commercial establishment.

c. Keeping, storing, or accumulating rubbish, abandoned vehicles, etc.

See the Galveston County Nuisance Regulations and Nuisance Abatement Process documents under "Docs" on this website. Or click on Galveston County website for more information.