Message from SBISD Superintendent Blaine regarding closure of Spring Shadows Elementary
Attached is a message from SBISD Superintendent Blaine regarding closure of Spring Shadows Elementary here.
Attached is a message from SBISD Superintendent Blaine regarding closure of Spring Shadows Elementary here.
A reminder … Trash Bins must be kept out of public view (it is the law)! If you live in Houston and use a trash container for automated collection services, you have a duty to store the trash container in a secure place where the bin will not be visible to a person standing in…
The City of Houston has a new app for 311 available to use by downloading the SeeClickFix on the App Store or Google Play. The SeeClickFix app assists users in communicating with local governments about non-emergency issues. You will need to Register with SeeClickFix and then select City of Houston. The SeeClickFix logo will look…
WELCOME TO HTX COLLECTS! Houston Solid Waste Management has launched HTX Collects, a mobile app that will allow residents to stay better connected with the City’s waste and recycling collection programs. COLLECTION SCHEDULES The mobile app can remind you of your collection day, so you’ll never forget again! The new tools are also on…
The 2023 Texas legislature has introduced several proposed bills that may impact our neighborhood. Examples of this legislature include the ‘chicken’ bill that would allow chickens and rabbits to be kept by residents, changes to solar and wind power regulations, and how homeowner associations function among others. We encourage all residents to educate themselves on…
This cloud-based 311 application will fundamentally improve how we interact with our customers by delivering an advanced, self-service based platform that makes interaction easier, quicker, and more convenient for both citizens and agents. Some of the upgrades and new features of the new Houston 311 include: • A customer self-service portal with a virtual agent,…
NEIGHBORHOOD DEPOSITORY & RECYCLING CENTERS Open: Wednesday – Sunday; 9am – 8pm Material Accepted: Debris, junk waste, tree waste, recycling, tires, mattresses, furniture, concrete. Visit the City of Houston website for a complete list of acceptable materials. · North – 9003 N Main 77022 · Northwest – 14400 Sommermeyer 77041 · Northeast – 5565 Kirkpatrick…
What Goes In Won’t Come Out. Harris County Flood Control District has issued a brochure concerning storm water quality, and protecting and enhancing our bayous. The brochure can be found here. How to Report Illegal Dumping: Call 3-1-1 (or 713-837-0311). Or you can report through the 3-1-1 app. The Hot Team will monitor 3-1-1 calls/app…