The Brays Oaks Super Neighborhood Council #36 meets next Tuesday, June 4, 2024 at 6:30P10611 Fondren Rd @ Creekbend in Fellowship Hall View as Webpage Special Presentation from Office of Emergency Management Meet Julian Ochoa Preparedness Manager for Vulnerable Communities Julian Ochoa is OEM's Emergency Preparedness Manager for Vulnerable Communities. [...]
Hello, When disaster strikes, Precinct 4 steps up. Throughout the week since Friday’s severe wind event, my Precinct 4 team and I have been working day and night to lead in the recovery efforts and get our community back on its feet. I wanted to take a moment to recognize the incredible work from my [...]
District K Neighbors, We're making progress with ongoing debris cleanup and power restored to most areas in the City of Houston. A big thank you to our hardworking city crews. If you or anyone you know is in need of debris pick up, do not hesitate to contact our office for assistance. You'll find [...]
Topic of Discussion: Domestic Violence Victim Services
Hello District K Friends! This month we have so much celebrate. Lately I have been reflecting on the journey we've shared and the meaningful milestones we've achieved together. That takes me back to Council Member Green and the unforgettable legacy he left, not just in District K, but across Houston. Reflecting on my time as [...]
Captain Gary L. Herod Memorial Plaza Brays Bayou Association Meeting Tuesday May 21st at 7:00pm 5601 S. Braeswood 77096 The ERJCC (Evelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Center) The Hero The time is here! After lengthy delays, much due to the Covid backlog, the Captain Gary L. Herod Memorial Plaza's (CGLHMP) time has come... and so has [...]
Saturday, May 11 from 9-1 p.m. the weekly Braeswood Farmers Market at 5501 Beechnut and Renwick will feature the authentic Mexican tacos by El Comal Catering.
Elder Abuse impacts individuals of all ages, identities and backgrounds. Come learn about the different types of abuse and what to do if you recognize it happening in your area.
In partnership with The Harris Center and law enforcement, the District Attorney's Office ensured 4,000+ mentally ill, non-violent offenders received mental health treatment instead of going to jail.
