Vol. 8, Issue 22 – October 16, 2026 Friends, As we anticipate a cold front and spend more time outside, I want to share several updates from City Hall and across our council district. NATIONAL NIGHT OUT 2026 Ain't no party like a National Night Out party on the westside! We had a blast connecting [...]

Join AliefVotes and the Resilient Cities Network for a student-led workshop where your voice decides which nature project we build next to protect Alief from heat, flooding, and poor air quality. Parts will be recorded anonymously, with consent, for a UT Austin research project. Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 11 AM to 1:30 PM Alief [...]

Join AliefVotes, the Houston Tree Initiative, and the Alief Super Neighborhood Council for our Tree Planting Community Workshop, where you can learn about the importance of tree coverage in Alief, tree-planting , and how to get involved. Date: Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM Location: Alief Neighborhood Center (11903 Bellaire Blvd, [...]

Vol. 8, Issue 20 - 9.21.2026 Friends, There are several news stories circulating related to housing and quality-of-life issues in District F. I want to provide you with a direct update for awareness and accuracy—and, more importantly, let you know what happens next. EMINENT DOMAIN & INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT DISTRICT TRAIL KPRC reported recently about a pending Council [...]

Vol. 8, Issue 19 - 9.4.2026 District F, Fall is upon us, but before we move into our Labor Day weekend, there are several important updates below that I want your focused attention on. LISTENING SESSION Last Saturday, August 29, I attended a community listening session hosted by Alief ISD Board President Dr. Darlene Breaux [...]

Vol. 8, Issue 18 — August 21, 2026 Friends, I can't believe school has already started for much of our area. Summer has swiftly passed us by, even though the heat clearly has not. Read below for several important updates and highlights happening throughout the District. HOMELESS INTERVENTION PILOT In 2025, the Energy Corridor Management District, [...]

Infrastructure Updates Friends, As promised, this newsletter is a comprehensive update on our active public infrastructure projects, ranging from council district service-funded programs to stormwater action to capital improvements to water leaks. It is a lot of information—with graphics, funding amounts, and project scopes—so you and your neighbors are informed. You will see how exhaustive [...]

On Saturday, August 15, 2026, from 11 AM to 1:30 PM at the Alief Neighborhood Center, join AliefVotes and partners for an  workshop on disaster preparedness to learn how to protect your household before the next storm, flood, or freeze. You must register at tinyurl.com/disaster-roundtable-alief. The first 100 participants to sign up will receive a [...]

Friends, It’s that time of year again—extreme heat season. Please stay safe, stay hydrated, and use or encourage others, especially our unhoused neighbors, to utilize the City of Houston’s 112 cooling centers. As we know, with any tropical storm, the streets will flood. We have received your 311 requests and are working on them. Agape Christian [...]

Vol. 8, Issue 15 - 7.10.2026 Friends, It is a hot season, and I hope the 4th of July was well spent with loved ones and in cooler temperatures. Below, our newsletter includes a series of activations to benefit you and your family, from zoo tickets and summer enrichment programming for kiddos to gun locks and [...]