MAY 2025 Kids across Harris County are counting down the days until summer break — dreaming of adventure and fun summer days. At my home, my husband and I have been searching for safe, affordable, and enriching ways to keep our three daughters engaged once the last bell rings. For parents, summer is a balancing [...]
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Vol. 7, Issue 7 - 4.7.2025 HOT TEAM UPDATES Total Work Orders: 41 Hotspot of the Week: 6300 Garden Trail Court (recurring) Total Man Hours Worked: 40 Tree Waste: 1,100 lbs. Mattresses: 5 Furniture Waste: 17 pieces Tires: 6 Trash Debris: 1000 lbs. Shopping Carts: 8 Bandit Signs: 165 Landscaping: None System: 1 pending illegal dump [...]
Vol. 6, Issue 19 - 10.18.2024 Happy Fall, District F! As cooler weather begins to arrive, we have exciting updates and opportunities for you to get involved in the development and improvement of our community. Faith & Affordable Housing Summit Recap Thank you to everyone who attended the inaugural Faith & Affordable Housing Summit on October [...]
Vol. 6, Issue 18 - 10.04.2024 Dear District F: National Suicide Awareness Month: Last week, our community experienced a heartbreaking loss with a suicide at Walter E. Rasmus Park near Piney Point, just as we were concluding National Suicide Prevention Month. Life’s challenges can feel overwhelming, but please remember there is support available. If you or [...]
Vol. 6, Issue 17 - 09.20.2024 Dear District F: We’re making great strides on the west side, and I want to highlight several important items for your attention: TAX RATE: Last week, Finance Director Melissa Dubowski presented several options for a potential tax rate increase to City Council. You can watch the meeting and hear the [...]
District F: CenterPoint Update According to the latest Centerpoint statistics, more than 870,000 customers are still without power. CenterPoint said it expects to have power restored to 80% of affected customers by the end of the day Sunday. We will share more information as it is provided. Resource Distributions In the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, District F [...]
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Special Edition - July 8, 2024 District F: Stay home and off the roads. Beware of the eye of the storm. Avoid powerlines, keep generators far away, and watch for trees on major thoroughfares and property. District F is working with resiliency partners such as Home Depot, Houston Tool Bank, West Houston Assistance Ministries, Office of [...]
Special Edition - July 7, 2024 District F: Our office is closely monitoring Tropical Storm Beryl, which is expected to make landfall Sunday evening. Urban flooding is possible in West of Houston suburbs like Sealy and Hempstead. Our office will be at the Alief Neighborhood Center on Monday, working closely with the West Houston Assistance Ministries, [...]
