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A message from Council Member Robert Gallegos

Many residents have expressed concerns about the Zika Virus. The City of Houston’s Health Department recommends following the Center for Disease Control’s guidelines for mosquito safety and illness prevention. Recently, the Solid Waste Department (SWD) presented to the Regulation and Neighborhood Affairs Committee, which I Chair, an update on its efforts to combat mosquito breeding…

A Safe 4th of July

Fireworks are not only illegal in the City and parts of the county but they are also very dangerous. It is illegal to discharge fireworks or to have fireworks in your possession in the City of Houston. Celebratory gunfire is also illegal. The fines are anywhere from $500-$2000 for each individual firework. Citizens should report…

HPARD Summer Enrichment Programs

Keep your children active during the summer by registering them for HPARD’s 2016 Summer Enrichment Program. They’ll keep active every day by participating in activities like arts & crafts, games, entertainment, special events, sports and water fun! The Summer Enrichment Program is open to children ages 6-13 years. For more information, including registration and fees,…

Air Alliance Houston Clear Air Network

Air Alliance Houston, in partnership with the University of Houston, maintains the Houston Clean Air Network (CAN), a public health tool that provides information about ozone air pollution. CAN is a collaboration between local non-profits, businesses, researchers, and government agencies who share the goal of protecting public health from air pollution. CAN members are working…



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