Country United States Area code(s) 409 Elevation 6.1 m | Time zone Central (CST) (UTC-6) GNIS feature ID 1354336 Local time Friday 5:14 PM | |
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Cheek is an unincorporated community, southwest of Beaumont in central Jefferson County, Texas, United States. In 1906, it was established by John R. Cheek. Although an identifiable community remains with a population of 550, the area is included within Beaumont city's jurisdiction.
Contents
- Map of Cheek TX 77705 USA
- Location
- Religion
- Education
- Business Economy
- Law Government
- Entertainment
- References
Map of Cheek, TX 77705, USA
Location
Cheek is located within Precinct 4 of Jefferson County. Precinct 4 is divided into four zones. Zone 1 and Zone 2 describe the area known as Cheek.
Zone 1Boyt Road Area:
Kidd Rd to Boyt RdBoyt Rd from Blossom Rd to Deshotel RdMartel Height Area:Lawhon Rd from Gums St to Bluebird WayLawhon Rd from South China to Hwy 365Zone 2Township of Cheek:
Blewett Rd from Avenue C to Industrial RdReligion
Cheek has hosted a variety of religious worship centers over the years. New Bethel Baptist Church originating in 1957 and St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church originating in 1962 are two of the oldest establishments located in the heart of the community. Currently, both congregations actively offer regular worship services and venues for special celebrations.
Education
Primary education is provided by the following:
Business Economy
With large rice fields, cattle farmlands, and ever evolving natural resource extracting,
Cheek is rich in resources. The community also hosts a variety of businesses.Law & Government
Cheek is served by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office.
Cheek Volunteer Fire Department And Ambulance Service is located at 8523 Kidd Rd and is operated by community leaders.
On April 9, 2002, Everette “Bo” Alfred was sworn in as Jefferson County Commissioner of Precinct 4, where Cheek is included as Zone 1 and Zone 2. Cheek hosts the Precinct 4 Service Center where the former Fanshire Elementary School was converted to meet the needs of the community. Such services include:
Entertainment
There are often weekend events for everyone to enjoy. Rodeos, zydecos, and trailrides account for some of the areas larger gatherings and festivities where nationally renowned artists often join in the celebrations.
Local Places of Entertainment: