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The Houston Police Department’s Westside Command Station is the city’s largest, serving a population of 300,000 people (plus businesses, visitors and more) with a staff of about 300 officers per day in addition to a civilian support team. Its boundaries are I-10 on the north, South Gessner on the east, the I-59/69 on the south [...]
E-Newsletter | October 4, 2021 NOW OPEN FOR APPLICATIONS $10,000 GRANTS ARE AVAILABLE $10,000 GRANTS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE HOUSTON MARKET Applications open October 1 IF A BUSINESS IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE COMCAST RISE INVESTMENT FUND, APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN FOR MARKETING AND TECHNOLOGY SERVICES. The Comcast RISE Investment Fund provides monetary grants to help small businesses [...]
Superintendent Chambers presents information about the Alief ISD Bond Referendum on November 2, 2021. Early voting begins October 18, 2021. Please click here to view the full presentation from Mr. Chambers.
Come experience the blending of two cultures! Enjoy a seated family style dinner, starting at 7 P.M. followed with a live and silent auction! Dancing, live music, demonstrations, guest speakers and more! Beer and wine available for purchase. Adults only!
South Texas College of Law offers support for tenants at upcoming Keep Harris Housed event in Alief Free event will help Houston-area renters access legal services, apply for rental relief programs HOUSTON, September 29, 2021— Eric Kwartler, Public Interest Attorney in South Texas College of Law Houston’s Randall O. Sorrells Legal Clinics, and several of his [...]
Alief Swarm by Bennie Flores Ansell HOUSTON - The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs (MOCA) is pleased to announce three public art commissions that will be displayed in the landmark Alief Neighborhood Center scheduled to be open in the Spring of 2022. Two interior and a single exterior commissioned public artworks will debut with the facility opening and will be added to the City’s Civic [...]
The International Management District will not be holding its Fall Festival this year. The board believes it is best to hold off until next year being mindful of the current spike in COVID cases our community is facing.
Flu Shots The Houston Health Department encourages everyone ages six months and older to protect themselves, their family and community by getting a flu shot now. Flu outbreaks can occur as early as October and last as late as May. “The protection offered by flu shots is more important than ever, not just for Houstonians [...]
Vol. 2, Issue 32 - 09.24.21 FROM THE DESK OF COUNCIL MEMBER TIFFANY D. THOMAS Dear Friends: Autumn is here, and I hope you enjoy the beautiful weather this weekend. I want to underscore several local and statewide opportunities that impact our quality of life and call for action. As you know, the Texas General Land [...]
Quynh Vora Quynh Vora, an interior decorator and real estate investor, was 8 when she and her family of refugees from Vietnam arrived in Houston: “It was hot and humid and reminded us of life in Vietnam. As a little girl, I remembered taking the Metro bus with my mom to all [...]
