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GREAT NEWS!
The Magnolia Park-Manchester Complete Communities Action Plan has been approved by council. All your hard work on action items has helped formulate the final plan. Now we will begin to bring your action items to reality. It’s important to join a working group to get these projects done. The final plan is here: Magnolia Park-Manchester Action Plan
Our work is just beginning! Sign up for a group here!
The Magnolia Park-Manchester Complete Communities Action Plan has been approved by council. All your hard work on action items has helped formulate the final plan. Now we will begin to bring your action items to reality. It’s important to join a working group to get these projects done. The final plan is here: Magnolia Park-Manchester Action Plan
Our work is just beginning! Sign up for a group here!
To report a city tree that needs pruning or to request a tree removal permit contact the Urban Forestry section by calling 311 or visit the 311 Houston Service Center online www.houston311.org to submit your request.
70% of sanitary sewer overflows in Houston are caused by clogs from fats, oils and grease poured down the drain and wipes flushed down toilets.
Put grease in its place! Dispose of leftover cooking waste with these easy steps: pour it in a jar, can, or bag, cool it, and once full, toss it in the trash.
Also, only flush the three P’s - pee, poo, and (toilet) paper. Everything else should go in the trash.
Together, we can all prevent clogs and harmful overflows! Learn more: www.ProtectOurPipes.org.
Learn more from Sammy, Ruby, and Martin – our Protect Our Pipes characters – through the resources below!
The College of Architecture is hiring. They are looking for a Research Associate who will act as the field coordinator for Age-Friendly Community Project. Oversee field studies and process reports. The selected candidate will subscribe to and support our commitment to Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accountability (IDEA) as stated above. If this job description appeals to you, we encourage you to apply to be considered for this great opportunity.
For more information about the job and project descriptions and how to apply for this job, please click on the link below.
