This Week: Budget Vote Delayed; Two Public Meetings: Cottage Grove East CIP & Dunlavy St CIP.
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This Week at City Hall
This Week at City Hall
This Week: Budget Vote Delayed; Overlays for Woodhead, Sewanee, and Bradford Sts; Westmoreland Triangle Park Open Continue Reading »
Montrose TIRZ begins to gain momentum
With the Montrose Management District still involved in litigation with business owners, the area’s other economic development engine, a tax increment reinvestment zone, or TIRZ, is treading carefully as it begins to envision big-picture infrastructure improvements. Continue Reading »
Westmoreland Triangle Park in Montrose celebrates renovations, new amenities
A small park in one of Montrose’s historic neighborhoods celebrated some modern upgrades June 2.
Westmoreland Triangle Park, located at the intersection of Hawthorne Street and Burlington Street and managed by the Westmoreland Civic Association, underwent a series of renovations over the past three months with about $5,000 in financial assistance from local businesses and residents as well as a matching grant from the office of Ellen Cohen, the Houston City Council member for District C, through the city of Houston Department of Neighborhoods. Continue Reading »
This Week at City Hall
This Week: Council to Vote on FY2020 Budget. Continue Reading »
This Week at City Hall
This Week: Budget Workshops Conclude;Double Up Food Bucks; Houston Observes Memorial Day.
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This Week at City Hall
This Week: State Judge Rules Prop B Unconstitutional; UNESCO Slave Route Project Designates ‘Sites of Memory’ in Houston; Boards & Commissions Fair Continue Reading »
Barbara Bush utility box debuts in Oak Forest
In an ongoing effort to highlight prominent women on the mini-murals that have adorned utility boxes in Houston City Councilwoman Ellen Cohen’s district, there is a new mural at the intersection of 43rd Street and T.C. Jester Boulevard. It features Barbara Bush, the wife and mother of former United States presidents, who died in April 2018. Continue Reading »
This Week at City Hall
This Week: Reconstruction of Westheimer, from Montrose to Main, Moves Forward; Budget Workshops Scheduled. Continue Reading »
This Week at City Hall
Council Votes to Send Layoff Notices to 220 Firefighters
In a 10-6 vote, Council authorized 60-day layoff notices to be sent to 220 firefighters to assist in paying for the firefighter raises mandated by Prop B, the controversial measure approved by the voters to mandate “pay parity” for Houston’s fire and police departments on the basis of job title/classification and seniority. Continue Reading »