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The Thomas Telegraph Vol. 6, Issue 4 – March 10, 2024

March 10, 2024 4 min read

Vol. 6, Issue 4 – 03.10.2024
Dear Friends,

Remember if you see something, say something and report it to 311. Enjoy your weekend.Sincerely,


Councilmember Tiffany D. Thomas

HOT SPOT TEAM UPDATE
WEEK OF FEBRUARY 21
Total Work Orders: 41
Hotspot of the Week: 12120 High Star
Total Man Hours Worked: 72
Tree Waste: 840 lbs.
Mattresses: 3
Furniture Waste: 19 piece
Tires: 12
Trash Debris: 750 lbs.
Shopping Carts: 2
Bandit Signs: 128
Landscaping: none
System: 3 pending illegal dump sites and 0 pending missed yard waste, with 2 pending landscaping locations as of 3.7.2024
DISTRICT F NEWS AND UPDATES
STUDENT BLACK HISTORY MONTH DOCUMENTARY PROJECT
On March 7th, two remarkable 9th-grade girls from the AWTY International School, guided by teacher Pamela Dorsey, invited Council Member Thomas for their Black History Month video documentary project that aims to capture the personal stories and unique impact of members of Houston’s vibrant Black community. Their enthusiasm and empathy shone brightly as they engaged with Council Member Thomas, capturing stories that will resonate for years to come. 
AARP #3264 BOARD MEETING
On March 6th, AARP #3264 held their board meeting which featured Council Member Thomas as an invited speaker. She shared valuable updates on ongoing projects in the area. Members had the opportunity to engage with CM Thomas, asking questions and gaining insights into community initiatives. You too can receive up-to-date information in your zip code atEngageHouston.
On March 6th, hosted in the City Hall’s Legacy Room, Council Member Thomas held the Inaugural International Human Trafficking Awareness Reception. An overwhelming turnout in support from Consular Generals from various countries graced the event, showcasing a global solidarity against human trafficking. A special appreciation goes to Herbert Espinoza, Consular General of Costa Rica and Dean of the Consular Corp. of Houston, for his invaluable support. Additionally, we were honored to hear remarks from YMCA International, an integral organization located right here in District F, emphasizing the importance of community collaboration in our fight against human trafficking.
The Indonesian Women Entrepreneurs Network (IWEN) held a networking event at the Alief Neighborhood Center on February 5 and Councilmember Thomas was honored to be the keynote speaker. District F is one of the most diverse districts in the country and we’re honored to visit with all of our neighbors.
OUR TOWN: ALIEF/WESTWOOD
KPRC 2 has launched a new series called Our Town to highlight different neighborhoods in Houston. Their first stop is none other than Alief/Westwood. Councilmember Thomas spoke with the reporter at Wazobia Market about the vibrant Nigerian community on the west side. Gohere to read more and learn more about the rich diversity in our District.

HOUSTON ZOO TICKETS
Request your 2024 Houston Zoo tickets here. You can request up to 5 tickets per family. Preference is given to District F residents.

STREETLIGHT AND TREE CANOPY SERVICE
District F continues to solicit instances of overgrown tree limbs and streetlight outages. Fill out the form here.
CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS
CITY COUNCIL POP OFF COMMENTS 3.6.2024
UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS
PERMITS
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
There are several opportunities for you to engage with your neighbors and receive accurate information from community partners, elected officials, and public safety leadership regarding District F and the greater Houston area.

Super Neighborhood 17 (West Oaks and Eldridge): Every 2nd Tuesday at 7:30PM
Location: Eagles Trace Austin Square Catering Room, 14703 Eagle Vista Dr

Super Neighborhood 25 (Alief): Every 4th Tuesday at 6:30PM
Location: Alief Neighborhood Center, 11903 Bellaire Blvd

Midwest PIP Meeting: Every 3rd Wednesday at 7PM
Location: 7277 Regency Square Boulevard

Westside PIP Meeting: Every 3rd Thursday at 6:30PM
Location: Westside Station, 3203 S. Dairy Ashford Street, 3rd floor

Alief AARP: 1st Thursday, 11:30am
Location: Salvation Army Church 7920 Cook Rd Houston, TX 77072

Briarmeadow HOA: Every 2nd Tuesday at 6PM
Location: 3202 Freshmeadows Drive

Huntington Village HOA: Every 3rd Thursday at 7:00PM
Location: Clubhouse, 9511 Cook Road

One Orleans Place: March 19 at 5:30PM
Location: Clubhouse, 2800 Jeanetta

Piney Point Civic Club: Every 2nd Tuesday at 7:30 PM
Location: Pilgrim Rest MBC, 3401 Jeanetta St

Tanglewilde Civic Club: Quarterly
Location: Los Tios, 9527 Westheimer, in the meeting room

Westmont Civic Club: Every 4th Thursday every quarter at 7:00PM
Location: Treemont Retirement Community, 2501 Westerland

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