The City of Houston is activating its Public Health Heat Emergency Plan, providing resources for people to take refuge from extreme heat. The National Weather Service issued an excessive heat advisory for the Houston region through Monday. The city activates the plan when the heat index, a calculation of air temperature and humidity, reaches 108 [...]
Vol. 4, Issue 11 - 06.02.23 District F - I hope each of you enjoyed the Memorial Day Weekend. This newsletter has updates and important information about our district and City, particularly related to our neighborhoods. Alief: The old Long John Silver's location was cleaned up. According to research, LJS Restaraunts LLC is listed as the [...]
Vol. 4, Issue 10 - 05.19.23 HOT SPOT TEAM HIGHLIGHT WEEK OF MAY 8 Total Work Orders: 21 Hotspot of the Week: 10327 Huntington Place Total Man Hours Worked: 72 Tree Waste: 960 lbs. Mattresses: 4 Furniture Waste: 13 pieces Tires: 22 Trash Debris: 570 lbs. Shopping Carts: 0 Bandit Signs: 134 Landscaping: none MAYOR UNVEILS [...]
The Houston Parks & Recreation Department is working on a grant proposal to secure federal funding for a Hazard Tree Removal Program. The proposed program would involve working with homeowners to identify and remove dead trees and overgrown limbs within their yard, at no cost to the homeowner. Homeowners would also be eligible for replacement [...]
On behalf of Council Member Edward Pollard: We are excited to announce the next installment of District J Private Trash Day, which will take place Saturday, June 17, 2023. This door-to-door concierge service is being provided to District J in response to residents who are in need of heavy trash and tree waste removal. Private [...]
Vol. 4, Issue 09 - 05.08.23 Dear District F: Last week, we hosted our first Turnaround Job Fair with the Office of Business Opportunity to reconnect previously incarcerated individuals to meaningful jobs. It was a success. We had nearly 40 vendors, 16 resource partners, and over 100 attendees served at the Alief Neighborhood Center. We also [...]
Vol. 4, Issue 07 - 04.20.23 District F(amily): I hope you are enjoying the fantastic weather and remaining safe. Most+ of the highlights are within the body of the newsletter, but I want to provide updates on several priority items I am working on related to your neighborhood. Alief: The old Long John Silver's on Bellaire [...]
Vol. 4, Issue 06 - 03.24.23 DISTRICT F NEWS HOT SPOT TEAM HIGHLIGHT WEEK OF MARCH 13 Total Work Orders: 16 Hotspot of the Week: 10218 Huntington Dale Total Man Hours Worked: 71 Tree Waste: 660 lbs. Mattresses: 2 Furniture Waste: 17 piece Tires: 9 Trash Debris: 1,260 lbs. Shopping Carts: 3 Bandit Signs: 203 Landscaping: [...]
As Houston Police Chief Troy Finner recently told the City Council, reported crime in 2022 fell about 9 percent from 2021 citywide. Now, HPD statistics solely within the International Management District show the same downward trend. Murders in the District fell from 20 to 14 year to year, for instance, while sexual assault dropped from [...]
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