The Service Delivery Committee of City Council will review but not limited to: Performance of services provided to the public and constituents by any city department, code of ordinance changes that will improve services or enable efficiencies.
Council Member Tarsha Jackson, Chair
Council Member Julian Ramirez, Vice Chair
HPD hosts a citywide PIP meeting at 1602 State St. the second Tuesday of odd numbered months.
The Citywide PIP meeting will also be livestreamed, with ASL Interpreter and Captioning provided on the HPD YouTube Page. Real-time captions will be available at:https://www.streamtext.net/player?event=CitywidePIP
For the month of May, the program presentation topic will be: "Elder Abuse"
The education of the citizens of Houston on how their police department functions is essential to the PIP program. Once a citizen understands how the police department does its job, that citizen can better relay to the police department their neighborhood needs.
The Proposition A Committee of City Council will review but not limited to: Agenda items being presented by 3 Council Members in accordance with Proposition A.
Council Member Mary Nan Huffman, Chair
Council Member Carolyn Evans-Shabazz, Vice Chair
Friends of Mandell Park invite you to an Earth Day Celebration, Saturday April 20 at Mandell Park, Richmond Ave @ Mandell St. For details, please click the link below.
The Economic Development Committee will review but not limited to: All economic incentives and ad valorem reimbursements or deferments, TIRZ budgets, CIPs, projects and policies, tourism, growth, workforce development, and job creation. All meetings are open to the public and will include an opportunity for public comment (advance notice required) related to the items presented during that meeting. This meeting will offer the option to participate by videoconference via Microsoft Teams or in-person at City Council Chambers.
Mayor Pro Tem Martha Castex-Tatum, Chair Council Member Fred Flickinger, Vice Chair
The Housing and Affordability committee will review but not limited to: Activities of the Housing and Community Development Department and the Houston Housing Authority. All meetings are open and accessible to the public and will include an opportunity for public comment (with advance notice) related to the items presented during that meeting.
Chair: Council Member Tiffany D. Thomas
Vice Chair: Council Member Willie Davis
The Housing and Community Affairs (HCA) committee will review but not limited to: Internal service delivery department review – performance measures, updates, policy changes.
Chair: Council Member Letitia Plummer Vice Chair: Council Member Fred Flickinger
The Montrose TIRZ/Redevelopment Authority will hold a regular Board Meeting on Monday, April 15, 2024 at 6:30 pm. The meeting will be in-person at The Havens Center of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, with supplementary access via Zoom. For details on the meeting and how to register for the video conference (required) please click the link below.
The Montrose TIRZ/Redevelopment Authority will hold a regular Board Meeting on Monday, March 18, 2024 at 6:30 pm. The meeting will be in-person at The Havens Center of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, with supplementary access via Zoom. For details on the meeting and how to register for the video conference (required) please click the link below.
HPD hosts a citywide PIP meeting at 1602 State St. the second Tuesday of odd numbered months.
The Citywide PIP meeting will also be livestreamed, with ASL Interpreter and Captioning provided on the HPD YouTube Page. Real-time captions will be available at:https://www.streamtext.net/player?event=CitywidePIP
March program: Houston Transtar - "It’s Only a White Line"
Every minute you’re stopped on the freeway, you risk being seriously injured or killed.
It’s Only a White Line warns drivers against relying on a stripe of white paint to protect them from fast-moving traffic and teaches motorists to get off the freeway quickly and safely after experiencing car trouble.
The education of the citizens of Houston on how their police department functions is essential to the PIP program. Once a citizen understands how the police department does its job, that citizen can better relay to the police department their neighborhood needs.
The Central Division PIP meeting featured speaker will be an officer from the SRG team, the officers who are at the front lines when large crowds gather. This will include discussion of the team training, equipment, and techniques.
Election Day for the primary elections held by the Democratic and Republican parties is Tuesday, March 5.
Visit HarrisVotes.com for voting times and locations, your sample ballot, and other important information.
Early voting in the primary elections held by the Democratic and Republican parties continues through Friday March 1. Election Day for these primaries is Tuesday, March 5.
Visit HarrisVotes.com for voting times and locations, your sample ballot, and other important information.
The Montrose TIRZ/Redevelopment Authority will hold a regular Board Meeting on Monday, February 19, 2024 at 6:30 pm. The meeting will be in-person at The Havens Center of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, with supplementary access via Zoom. For details on the meeting and how to register for the video conference (required) please click the link below.
The Central Division PIP meeting featured speaker will be Alexandra Woodfork, operations manager from the Houston Emergency Center, to discuss how a 911 emergency call gets routed from the initial call to a first responder arriving at the scene.
Central DRT Officer Mulcahey will also briefly talk about an upward trend in fraudulent home rentals.
HPD hosts a citywide PIP meeting at 1602 State St. the second Tuesday of odd numbered months.
The Citywide PIP meeting will also be livestreamed, with ASL Interpreter and Captioning provided on the HPD YouTube Page. Real-time captions will be available at:https://www.streamtext.net/player?event=CitywidePIP
January program: Houston Police Department’s Crash Reconstruction Unit will be discussing what is involved when cars collide, and the investigative techniques utilized to explain the events.
The education of the citizens of Houston on how their police department functions is essential to the PIP program. Once a citizen understands how the police department does its job, that citizen can better relay to the police department their neighborhood needs.
Early voting for the local runoff election extends from Monday, November 27 through Tuesday, December 5. Election Day is Saturday, December 9. The races still to be decided include the Houston Mayor, several At-Large City Council seats, and the City Controller. For details on where and when you can vote and to print a sample ballot, visit HarrisVotes.com.
Additional resources:
League of Women Voters Houston Voters’ Guide
Houston Chronicle Runoff Voter Guide
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has announced a “Changes for The Better” public meeting series on the I-45 North Houston Highway Improvement Project (NHHIP). The stated purpose is to update the public on overall project status, design refinements, details regarding the Voluntary Resolution Agreement (VRA) and future construction schedule in an open house format.
Segment 3 (Downtown roadways) in person meeting is Dec. 7 at 5:00 pm.
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has announced a “Changes for The Better” public meeting series on the I-45 North Houston Highway Improvement Project (NHHIP). The stated purpose is to update the public on overall project status, design refinements, details regarding the Voluntary Resolution Agreement (VRA) and future construction schedule in an open house format.
Segment 3 (Downtown roadways) in person meeting is Dec. 6 at 5:00 pm.
You are invited to an end of year Holiday Gathering to celebrate the season with neighbors and members of our Houston Police Department. HPD Central Division will be having this gathering on December 6 at 1602 State St., in lieu of the regular December PIP meeting.
You are invited to a public meeting to learn about the goals and future plans of the Montrose Management District.
Early voting for the local runoff election extends from Monday, November 27 through Tuesday, December 5. Election Day is Saturday, December 9. The races still to be decided include the Houston Mayor, several At-Large City Council seats, and the City Controller. For details on where and when you can vote and to print a sample ballot, visit HarrisVotes.com.
Additional resources:
League of Women Voters Houston Voters’ Guide
Houston Chronicle Runoff Voter Guide
The City Council Committee on Quality of Life (QoL) considers issues related to: the Parks & Recreation Department, Houston Public Library, the Houston Health Department, the Planning & Development Department, topics pertaining to Houston’s international community and cultural affairs, and other items relating to the quality of life of Houstonians.
Due to health and safety concerns related to COVID-19, the meetings will offer the options to participate via videoconference or in-person. All meetings are open to the public. Time is reserved for public comment (advance sign-up required).
Chair: Robert Gallegos Vice Chair: Abbie Kamin
The Economic Development Committee reviews matters related to Economic Development, Domestic and International Trade, Business and Job Creation, and Aviation. Committee meetings will take place on the third Wednesday of each month at 2:00 PM, unless otherwise noted. All meetings are open to the public and will include an opportunity for public comment (advance notice required) related to the items presented during that meeting. Due to health and safety concerns related to COVID-19, this meeting will offer the option to participate by videoconference via Microsoft Teams or in-person at City Council Chambers.
Vice Mayor Pro Tem Martha Castex-Tatum, Chair Council Member Robert Gallegos, Vice Chair
The Regulatory & Neighborhood Affairs (RNA) Committee considers policies and regulations that protect and promote strong, vibrant neighborhoods and encourage the positive development of communities. The committee oversees the Department of Neighborhoods, Administration and Regulatory Affairs, and the Solid Waste Management Department. Meetings will take place on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 10:00 A.M, unless otherwise noted, in hybrid mode via Microsoft Teams Live and in-person at Council Chambers. All meetings are accessible to the public, and will include opportunity for public comment (advance signup required).
Chair: Council Member Sallie Alcorn
Vice Chair: Council Member Amy Peck
Election Day for the local elections is November 7, with voting centers open 7:00 am to 7:00 pm . The ballot includes City of Houston Mayor and City Council and a number of propositions including 14 State constitutional amendments. For details on where and when you can vote and to print a sample ballot, visit HarrisVotes.com.
Early voting for the local elections extends from October 23 - November 3, with voting centers open 7:00 am to 7:00 pm Mon - Sat, noon to 7:00 pm Sun. The ballot includes City of Houston Mayor and City Council and a number of propositions including 14 State constitutional amendments. For details on where and when you can vote and to print a sample ballot, visit HarrisVotes.com.
The Economic Development Committee reviews matters related to Economic Development, Domestic and International Trade, Business and Job Creation, and Aviation. Committee meetings will take place on the third Wednesday of each month at 2:00 PM, unless otherwise noted. All meetings are open to the public and will include an opportunity for public comment (advance notice required) related to the items presented during that meeting. Due to health and safety concerns related to COVID-19, this meeting will offer the option to participate by videoconference via Microsoft Teams or in-person at City Council Chambers.
Vice Mayor Pro Tem Martha Castex-Tatum, Chair Council Member Robert Gallegos, Vice Chair
The Housing and Community Affairs (HCA) committee considers recommendations, financing, and policies that promote affordable housing and neighborhood revitalization in Houston. The committee oversees the Housing and Community Development Department (HCDD), which administers over $100 million annually in neighborhood parks, multi-family, and single-family programs. The committee also oversees homeless initiatives and veteran's affairs. Meetings will occur on the third Tuesday of each month at 10:00 a.m. unless noted otherwise.
Chair: Tiffany D. Thomas Vice Chair: David Robinson
The Montrose TIRZ/Redevelopment Authority will hold a regular Board Meeting on Monday, October 16, 2023 at 6:30 pm. The meeting will be in-person at The Montrose Center, 401 Branard, with supplementary access via Zoom. For details on the meeting and how to register for the video conference (required) please click the link below. (Please note new location for this meeting.)
The Regulatory & Neighborhood Affairs (RNA) Committee considers policies and regulations that protect and promote strong, vibrant neighborhoods and encourage the positive development of communities. The committee oversees the Department of Neighborhoods, Administration and Regulatory Affairs, and the Solid Waste Management Department. Meetings will take place on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 10:00 A.M, unless otherwise noted*, in hybrid mode via Microsoft Teams Live and in-person at Council Chambers. All meetings are accessible to the public, and will include opportunity for public comment (advance signup required).
Chair: Council Member Sallie Alcorn
Vice Chair: Council Member Amy Peck
The Transportation, Technology, and Infrastructure (TTI) Committee is scheduled to meet in hybrid mode via Microsoft Teams Live and in-person at Council Chamber. The meeting will include the opportunity for public comment via teleconference or in-person (advance sign-up required).
The TTI Committee reviews matters pertaining to: the Houston Information Technology Systems Department, the General Services Department, some issues relating to the Administration and Regulatory Affairs Department, and the Houston Public Works Department, including the Build Houston Forward Program, Water Resources and Conservation, Water & Sewer Systems, Streets & Drainage, and Mobility.
Chair: David W. Robinson Vice Chair: Sallie Alcorn