Sprawled across seven acres in southwest Houston, the Westbury Community Garden—one of the city’s largest community gardens— continues to offer new programming and features to help cultivate a love of nature and gardening in Houstonians. Most recently, the garden received a grant to plant a Magical Sunflower Maze on site. Children and adults wove their way [...]
VIDEO: Fighting Prostitution in District J Council Member Edward Pollard has teamed up with Precinct 3 Commissioner Tom Ramsey to spearhead a multi-agency initiative to curb the solicitation of prostitution in Houston, and specifically along the Bissonnet track in District J. As of September 1, the solicitation of prostitution is a felony crime [...]
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Virtual Community Engagement Meeting for the Keegans Bayou Feasibility Study HCFCD Unit D118-00-00-P001 – Bond Project F-07 The Harris County Flood Control District will hold a Community Engagement Meeting for the Keegans Bayou Feasibility Study. The purpose of this meeting is to inform residents about the status of the Keegans Bayou Feasibility Study and share [...]
Mayor Sylvester Turner invites students and families to get vaccinated for COVID-19 to save lives and overcome the pandemic.
Hurricane Harvey 4 Years Later Four years ago today, we were all in disbelief as Hurricane Harvey dumped over 52 inches of rain in our city. I still remember canvassing the district with Council Member Green and springing into action to help our constituents. Although it was a very difficult time for so [...]
Southwest P.I.P. Meeting Home Ownership During the Pandemic Attention all District K homeowners! We invite you to come out to hear valuable information about helpful options available to homeowners during these extraordinary times. Information for grants, refinancing, and estate help is available. Hope to see you there! #District K [...]
The County Connection Lina Hidalgo | Harris County Judge August 2021 Right now in Harris County we are dealing with a crisis that is as dangerous as any we've had since the start of this pandemic. The Delta variant is spreading like wildfire across our county. It is straining our hospital systems, hospitalizing a record [...]
Why are water & wastewater rates changing? New rates pay for maintenance and critical projects to keep the water & wastewater system operating. Critical projects make the system more resilient to hurricanes, freezes & climate change. Using less water can lower monthly utility bills and save money.
