Kemah is a very small city. The officer to resident ratio is known to be excessively small (don’t recall exact numbers). You go right through Kemah en route to Galveston Beach. There is a high bridge over the Galveston Bay that separates Seabrook (on your list)and Kemah. Officers will sit just over crescent of the bridge and nab drivers nearly before the cars have crossed into Kemah. Late at night, i.e. 11:00 p.m. and after, with very little traffic, officers will follow close behind drivers until reaching their destiny or crossing city limits-considered to be intimidation factor, which they are known for. I live approx 2 miles from Kemah in League City. At any given time on a Friday or Saturday night, you will see at least 1 set of blue lights on Hwy 146, and often 2 or 3, within less than a mile of each other. I would very much be interested to see the % of revenues from traffic violations.