OUR PASSION:

Our community.

For the past 55+ years, the Neartown Association has worked to improve the quality of life throughout the unique and historic inner-city neighborhoods that make up greater Montrose. We serve as the neighborhood council of the Neartown/Montrose Super Neighborhood #24 and bring residents, businesses, institutions, and other stakeholders together to inform, discuss, and work collectively on issues affecting our community. We provide the Neartown/Montrose community a voice to the Mayor and City Council of Houston and other public officials.

Our next Neartown general meeting will be Thursday, December 12 at 7:00 pm via Zoom.

More Info

Other
happenings

View all →

We do our best to keep you up-to-date on events, meetings on special topics, and other happenings in and around Neartown! Please check back regularly for information, and be sure to subscribe to our email updates to stay informed.

please check host organizations’ websites to confirm meeting plans.

Featured

Nov 20, 2024

City Council Economic Development Committee

Nov 20, 2024

Dec 3, 2024

Positive Interaction with Police Program (PIP) – Central Division Holiday meeting

Dec 3, 2024

Dec 9, 2024

Montrose TIRZ 27 Board Meeting (hybrid)

Dec 9, 2024

Our story

Our story began in 1963 when the Neartown Association was created. Thanks in large part to the efforts of the Association’s founders, and the commitment of the civic leaders who followed, Neartown today is a vibrant community. As we take pride in Neartown’s position as a dynamic and growing part of the heart of the city, we’re also serious about preserving and improving our historic walkable neighborhoods, maintaining our eclectic personality, and continuously enhancing the quality of life for the people who call Neartown home.
Keep reading →

Our people

Neartown is successful because of its people. We strive to facilitate dialogue between member organizations, their residents, Neartown officers and elected and other public officials. We value the power of collective voice and encourage you to attend our monthly meetings to make yours heard.