Council Member Stardig and the District A Team have been on the phones all day assisting with flooding issues, but we wanted to take a moment to provide some information for you: If you have any structural flooding (flooding in your house), please call it in to 3-1-1. You will be issued a Service Request…
The following information is from the City of Houston Solid Waste Management Department: Friday, September 20, 2019: Thursday’s garbage will be collected today. The Neighborhood Depository/Recycling Centers, Westpark Recycling Center and The Reuse Warehouse are open. Saturday, September 21, 2019: Friday’s garbage collected today. The Neighborhood Depository/Recycling Centers and the Westpark Recycling Center are open.…
The SSCA office has resumed normal office hours of 8:30 am to 3:00 pm.
This is a message from the CITY of HOUSTON. CitizensNet Citywide “Crush the Crisis” drug take-back day set for Saturday, September 21 HOUSTON — A weeklong awareness effort to curb the growing misuse and addiction to prescription pain medication in the region, where deaths in Harris County associated with opioid overdose are up 135% since 2013,…
Spring Branch Super Neighborhood North # 84 is joining Super Neighborhoods # 17, 18, 20 & 25 for a Houston Mayoral Forum.
Date: Monday September 23, 2019
Time: 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Location: The West Houston Institute Auditorium 2811 Hayes Road at Westheimer
The October 2019 edition of the Newscaster is now available online. Find it here.
SSCA 2019 NEIGHBORS NIGHT OUT OCTOBER 1, 2019 Keep checking the website as this list will be updated through 3pm on October 1st 2700 Bernadette cul-de-sac 9702 Colleen 2919 Durban 2402 Eaglerock 9834 Emnora 2810 Fontana 2918 Fontana 2330 Greyburn 2611 Hollow Hook 2803 Kenross 2914 Kenross 2919 Kevin 9835 Knoboak 2422 Lexford 2702 Manila…
The presentation slides from the August 22 meeting can be found here.
The Rice University Flood Research Team and the City of Houston ask Houstonians to complete an on-line, anonymous, 3-5 minute survey about flooding in your neighborhood so the city can best respond to needs in your immediate area.
Go to https://riceuniversity.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_abHEEp6aY15BjuJ to fill out this quick survey.
These are the final approved locations which have been approved by both the City of Houston Public Works and Houston Fire Department.
