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Council Member Mike Laster 832.393.3015 [email protected] City Hall Annex 900 Bagby Houston, TX  77002 PO Box 1562 Houston, TX 77251-1562 Leah Olive-Nishioka Communications Director Matt [...]

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September/October 2012 […]

What is the Future of Our Region? In less than 30 years, our region is expected to add 3.5 million people. The Houston-Galveston Area Council [...]

Houston Fire Department Providing Free Smoke Detectors for the Deaf At a a press conference held September 25, The Houston Fire Department(HFD) along with the [...]

From the Office of Council Member Mike Laster Official Newsletter of Houston City Council District J […]

Dear District K Constituents, 3-1-1, Houston's non-emergency city service directory and service request site, is now open for 24 hour-a-day, 7 day-a-week service. This service expansion [...]

ECHOS (Epiphany Community Health Outreach Services)—was formed in 1999, as an organized response to health and social services needs in the increasingly ethnically diverse area [...]

Seeds For Change is a small grant initiative that anchors Neighborhood Centers Inc.’s commitment to cultivating closer relationships with Houston’s many cultural organizations and partners. [...]

The Bayou Greenway Initiative is a bold and visionary plan to complete parks and trails along the 10 bayous that cross our city, creating an [...]

As chair of the Budget & Fiscal Affairs Committee, I am working together with my colleagues to strengthen the city’s long-term financial picture. Last year, [...]

Table of Contents: Two Hearings on City of Houston Bond Referendums EVs for Trees Program National Prescription Take Back Day is September 29 National Night [...]

The District J Journal – September 21, 2012 […]

PBS's Frontline to Feature Local High School Airing 9/25 at 8pmCitizens Advisory Council Meeting. Last year, PBS's Frontline visited a group of high schools in [...]

To reduce obesity and increase healthy eating and exercise in the City of Houston, Mayor Annise Parker launched Healthy Houston, a new initiative to promote [...]