Thank you Mr. DenovaCongrat’s Maria PerezThank you TPC Group!Thank you, CHC – BlancaThank you, Sunrise CenterThank you, CFCThank you, Invista!TPC Group lined up & ready!Greeter, Rita HernandezThe door has opened!Backpack giveaway!Backpack & SuppliesBackpack & SuppliesVendor’s set-up!Terry & OpheliaThank you, Valero!
TPC Group, Invista, Port Houston and Valero supported the Oak Meadows Community, the Company’s near neighbors in Houston’s east end, in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl.
“Hurricane Beryl, one of our toughest time when we were all going through a test of patience and faith due to the enormous power outage ending after eight days,” said Michelle Garcia, Vice President, Oak Meadows Civic Club. The surrounding Company’s generosity ensured residents had cool, filtered water! Residents barbecued chicken and turned on flash lights to fill the night which seemed like a candle light picnic in the middle of one of the darkest nights in the east end. Neighbors came together and rallied to feed neighbors, deliver water, ice, gas gift cards close to 200 families!
TPC supported these efforts by delivering a pallet of water, HEB Gift Cards, bags of ice, flashlight batteries and work gloves.
Invista supported Walmart gift card to distribute bags of chicken.
Port Houston supported pallets of bagged ice and cases of water.
Valero donated 25- gas gift cards
Thank you Plant Neighbors!”
Garett delivers from Port Houston!Thank you Dora, Rita and Maria!Thank you TPC Group!Thank you Invista!Thank you Invista!Thank you Port Houston!Thank you Port Houston!Thank you Port Houston!Thank you Dora, Rita and Maria!OM ResidentsOM ResidentsOM Residents lined up!Thank you Hector, Norma and Rita!Thank you Eva!
Community Residents are invited to attend our Movie Night! Bring your favorite camp chair and be ready to enjoy a great evening of entertainment. Light refreshments are available for sale – $1 Tickets!
The Explorers Program focuses on educational training for youth on the purposes, mission and objectives of law enforcement. Youth between the ages of 14 and 21 are able to participate. Participants will experience career orientation, leadership, and community service opportunities that challenge them to become good citizens of our city and country.
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.