Vol. 7, Issue 22- 11.28.2025 Dear Friends, As you settle in with leftovers and holiday movies, I want to share a few reflections about constituent services and the conversations happening inside and outside of the horseshoe about our community. I also need your input and want to remind us of our collective agreement to stay [...]

Vol. 7, Issue 20- 10.31.2025 Dear Houston, Happy Halloween! Before you pass out candy or celebrate with your costume here are some updates you need to pay attention to: Solid Waste The citywide solid waste delay continues, and my office is actively working to help clear the backlog. There is no need to call or email [...]

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THIS SATURDAY We were on a roll this past Saturday! Thank you to all the Alief ISD volunteers, Kyle Frese (an Alief resident), Dr. Steinberg, the National Wildlife Federation, and others. We are not done. Get your hands in the soil and help us grow something beautiful. Join us again this Saturday as we work [...]

Vol. 7, Issue 18 - 9.27.2025 Dear Neighbors, Buckle up, there’s a lot happening across District F. Planning Commission Last week, the Commission held a public hearing to accept a plan to replat two residential lots into commercial for a mechanic shop on Richmond/Jeanetta in Carver Crest. The item failed, investigated and cited for various violations. This [...]

2nd Annual Faith & Affordable Housing Summit Council Member Tiffany D. Thomas invites you to the 2nd Annual Faith & Affordable Housing Summit on Saturday, October 11, 2025, at the Kingdom Builders’ Center on West Orem. This gathering will bring together faith leaders, developers, financial partners, and community advocates to explore how Houston can lead the [...]

Vol. 7, Issue 17 - 9.12.2025 Dear Houston, Here are a few updates to keep on your radar—please share with your neighbors – everyone does not receive our newsletter, but they know you. Help us spread the word. Public Safety This week, I met with Westside HPD about concerns along Dairy Ashford between Westheimer and Richmond. [...]

AUGUST 2025 Dear Chris, From cheering on our Houston Astros to visiting our beautiful Precinct 4 parks and community centers, this summer has been most memorable because of the quality time spent with my family. Now, as we look ahead to a new school year, I’m excited to help my three daughters — and all [...]

Vol. 7, Issue 14 - 8.1.2025 Dear Houston, Let’s talk about redistricting. This week, proposed maps out of Austin show our district being split across four congressional seats. Alief ISD alone would be divided between TX-07, TX-08, and TX-18, and Briarmeadow would shift from TX-07 to TX-38. That’s not just a map change—it’s a direct blow [...]

Vol. 7, Issue 13 - 7.18.2025 Dear District F,Thank you for stopping to participate in the civility ordinance survey. The results were very close, with a slim majority expressing support. However, the broader consensus is clear—we need to do something. Our unhoused neighbors deserve safe, adequate shelter with access to direct resources, not just law enforcement [...]