311 Violations below!


1200 block of Christine
900 block of Gober
1200 block of Maroby
Rosa Allen and Oreo
March 6, 2024 in Important Reminders
1200 block of Christine
900 block of Gober
1200 block of Maroby
Rosa Allen and Oreo
February 28, 2024 in Events
February 28, 2024 in Events
Residents may act as extra eyes and ears on the streets, and soon you’ll be able to report a pothole, a malfunctioning traffic light, or a drainage problem while you’re out and about. Houston 311 has launched a new smartphone app that makes reporting issues like these easier than ever. The app uses GPS to identify your location and also allows you to snap a photo to add to your service request. The new app allows for reports to be automatically routed to city departments for resolutions.
You can still alert the City of Houston of issues by dialing 3-1-1 or 713-837-0311 of potential problems in your community. Houstonians can also access this helpful service via an e-mail to 311@HoustonTX.gov. A self Service Request (SR) form is available online at www.houston311.org. Once you’ve reported a problem please follow up with the District E office by emailing your case number and information on the issue to the District E office at districte@houstontx.gov to help make sure the problem is addressed in a timely manner.
February 28, 2024 in Important Reminders
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February 28, 2024 in City Council, Community Newsletter, Introduction, Neighborhood News
Dear District E Residents, I am honored to have the opportunity to serve as the new Houston City Council Member for District E and represent every community across the district. As I begin my term, I would like to share a few areas of focus that I believe are of utmost importance to our community’s well-being and growth. First and foremost, public safety is a top priority for me. It is crucial that we all feel secure and protected in our homes and neighborhoods. I am committed to working closely with our Houston Police Department Divisions to ensure they have the resources and support they need to keep our community safe. I plan to utilize my Council District Service Funds to supplement the District E HPD Divisions’ efforts to keep us safe. Together, we can foster strong relationships with law enforcement and implement proactive strategies to prevent crime and create a sense of security. Additionally, as many of you are aware, our community has experienced its fair share of challenges when it comes to flooding. Addressing flood mitigation is a critical task that requires immediate attention. I will continue the strong work put forth by Council Member Dave Martin and work diligently with Houston Public Works, Harris County Flood Control District, and Harris County among other experts to implement comprehensive measures that effectively manage and mitigate flooding risks. We must invest in infrastructure and projects that will safeguard our homes and businesses from future flood events. This includes the Lake Houston Spillway Dam Improvement Project, dredging Lake Houston, and continued funding for local drainage projects. Lastly, infrastructure improvements are vital for the growth and prosperity of any community. Our roads, bridges, water systems, and utilities play a crucial role in enhancing our quality of life. I am committed to collaborating with my fellow council members and seeking innovative solutions to improve our community’s infrastructure. By focusing on targeted investments and strategic planning, we can ensure our transportation systems are efficient, our utilities are reliable, and our community remains accessible to all. I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute to our community’s continued success, and I am committed to representing your interests and concerns. As your council member, I encourage you to reach out to me with any questions, ideas, or suggestions you may have. Together, we can make a significant and lasting impact on the issues that matter most to us. Thank you for placing your trust in me, and I am excited to work with each and every one of you to create a safer, more resilient, and better-connected community. Sincerely, |
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Council Member Fred Flickinger
900 Bagby, First Floor
Houston, TX 77002
Email: districte@houstontx.gov
Phone: (832) 393-3008
Dustin Hodges
Chief of Staff
Demari Perez
North Sector Manager
Yasmine Perez
South Sector Manager
February 26, 2024 in Important Reminders, Neighborhood News
Esperamos que todos estén disfrutando de las últimas renovaciones del parque en las que el club cívico trabajó diligentemente en su nombre. ¡La junta del parque con la oficina del alcalde Turner junto con tantos patrocinadores lo hicieron posible para usted! Vemos a muchos de ustedes caminando por los senderos y a los niños jugando y andando en bicicleta. ¿A cuántos de ustedes les gusta el mirador?
Actualmente estamos trabajando en nuestro próximo proyecto, ¡el marcador del vecindario! Solicitamos dos, que estarán ubicados en la calle Ahrens/Allen Genoa y la calle Howard/Michael. ¡Unámonos para embellecer nuestra comunidad! ¡Necesitamos tu ayuda! ¡Por favor done cualquier cantidad que desee para ayudarnos a pagar los permisos y amablemente les pediremos a los patrocinadores que nos ayuden con el resto! No es barato de instalar. ¡Unámonos para obtener los permisos que necesitaremos!
Hasta ahora han donado los siguientes.
S. Martínez
A. Ponce
M.Reyes
¡Nuestra meta es $500!
Si no es residente, infórmenos y lo eliminaremos de la lista de distribución. ¡Pido disculpas por las molestias!
POR FAVOR REENVIAR Y COMPARTIR
February 26, 2024 in Beautification Efforts, Neighborhood News
We hope you all are enjoying the latest park renovations the civic club diligently worked on your behalf. The Park board with Mayor Turner office along with so many sponsors made it happen for you!! We see so many of you walking the trails and the kids playing and riding bikes. How many of you like the gazebo?
We are currently working on our next project, the neighborhood marker! We are requesting two, to be located on Ahrens street/Allen Genoa and Howard/Michael street. Let us come together to beautify our community!
We need your help! Please donate any amount of your wish to help us pay for the permits and we will kindly ask the sponsors to assist on the rest! It is not Cheap to install. Let us come together to get the permits we will need!
So far the following have donated.
S. Martinez
A. Ponce
M. Reyes
Our goal is $500!
If you are not a resident please let us know and we will remove you from the distribution list. I apologize for the inconvenience!
You may visit us at www.oaksmeadowscivicclub.com
PLEASE FORWARD & SHARE
Kindest regards,
OMCC
February 21, 2024 in Meeting Minutes
Tuesday, February 20, 2024
Meeting was called to order at 7:00pm by President Jesus Gonzalez.
Due to attendance being below quorum required for Voting purposes – Election of officers did not take place at this meeting. Current Committees were discussed and Nominees were put to the floor by Rita Snow and this motion was seconded by Jennifer Peria, MG and NF. Rita S. stated that she will act as Secretary until someone is nominated to become secretary full time. JG briefly reminded the reasoning of stepping up as President and how our neighborhood has a lot of potential for improvements in becoming more prosperous and unified. He wishes more residents would participate. There is a need for Volunteers to serve committee’s such as Social and Beautification to assist our neighborhood.
Mr. Hodges mentioned that in the near future an electronic recycling event may take place at the Monroe Park-n-Ride location. More details to come.
Meeting adjourned at 7:51pm
These minutes were prepared and submitted by R. Snow – Acting Secretary.
February 16, 2024 in Community Newsletter, Important Reminders, Neighborhood News
Meeting Details: Date: Tuesday, Feb 20th Time: 6:30 – 730 pm
Location: 9045 Howard Dr – Iglesia Church Parking in rear of church
GUEST Speakers:
Councilmember Flickinger & Chief of Staff – Dustin Hodges will be attending.
Topics of discussion:
1) Handicap Entries to OM Park -they are waiting on Public works who already has all the permits to do the work – but they are still in the design of entryway.
2) Tables at OM Park – still in discussion with Parks Dept & legal over replacement issues
3) Lights at OM Park – Don’t know if they have been repaired/replaced with LED fixtures to work dust to dawn and whether the lights have been turned to light up park instead of outside area
4) Replacement of the two BBQ pits that were stolen from OM Park – Parks dept advised that they would come after renovation was completed.
5) No Left Turn Sign – discussion still ongoing on removal of NO Left Turn signs and possible traffic light on Allen Genoa
HPD – Officer Angel Silva & Constable Jerry Garcia Discussing – Crime in Area
Please mark your calendar so you can attend. Look forward to seeing you.
Respectively,
Rita Snow
February 5, 2024 in Meeting Minutes
Our mtg was called to order by President Jesus Gonzalez at 940am. Introductions were given by those in attendance, MG, JG, TG, NF, RS and Ms. Melissa Arce joined the officers in attendance as our new person for website updates.
MG stated that our main goal for 2024 was to keep our community in
order and continue with CC to run smoothly, including committees for beautification – socialization – website – and communication to residents.
The expense audit of 2023 was produced by Treasurer Ms. Gonzalez and Ms. Norma Flores.
MG mentioned that the two expenses paid from TPC for the website of OMCC and Invista’s payment for the sign printing needed to be documented in Expense Report since they were paid direct to website organizer and Printer.
RS noted that the report also needed to document what the payments were used for on report.
NF advised that she will put all info on members in an Excel spreadsheet.
Topics also discussed were speak to Capt/HPD and Lt over evening shift about visible patrol prior to July 4th, reach out to Judge about community service workers and touch base with Incarnate Word church on community service workers. MG also mentioned that she has spoke with Principal Rucker School about holding CC mtgs at school.
At the upcoming meeting, there will be nomination and voting on officers.
Suggested speakers were 1. Officer Silva HPD to cover gun shots, fireworks, HT violations and drug dealing homes; 2. CM Flickinger’s office representative Yasmin Perez to cover park soccer field goals and markings, removal of NLT signs and possibility of traffic light; & 3. Constable Garcia.
Meeting adjourned at 1035am
Minutes taken and prepared by Secretary, RS.