Undercounted means underfunded. As of this week, Houston is on track to receive only 58% of the federal money that we are eligible for. This Monday, October 5^th is the final day to answer 9 basic questions and be counted in the Census. The number of people in Houston that respond will set the amount of Federal dollars to be sent to Houston for the next 10 years. We won’t get another chance to be counted until a decade from now. Being counted helps make sure that our children and grandchildren get what they need to thrive:

Fill it out online at www.my2020census.gov, or call 844-330-2020.

In order to vote in the November 3rd, 2020 election, you must register by October 5th! If you have any questions about registering to vote or checking if your registration is active, please visit the Secretary of State VOTETEXAS.GOV.

Thank you Kiki Neumann for allowing me to use your artwork and to 3 Amigos Graphics for printing.

League of Women Voters - Houston and Super Neighborhood #63 are registering voters at the Esplanade on Navigation Blvd this Sunday, October 4th, 10 AM - 2 PM.

Register to vote and pick-up one of Council Member Cisneros' VOTE yard signs and a face mask.

Sign up today and start learning for free! Develop a new skill or sharpen your skills for your next job with LinkedIn Learning and Microsoft Learn. Certification tests are offered at discounted rates and job-seeking tools are free. Start now.

Tonight, October, 1st at 7PM, Click 2 Houston and Project Grad have created a panel of experts to answer any questions from students and parents about college prep. Register here and tune in tonight!

This year Mayor Turner and Council Member Cisneros are urging neighbors to celebrate virtually.

Avenue CDC invites Civic Clubs and Community Members in the Greater Northside to attend their virtual National Night Out Zoom event on Tuesday, October 6th at 6PM. Please RSVP to attend with Laila Khalili at lailak@avenuecdc.og

Check the weekly update on Free COVID Testing Sites. Information on dates, times, and locations are available on the City of Houston's Free COVID-19 website. Call 832-393-4220 to be provided an access code and instructions on where to go. 

See the Long-Range Solid Waste Management Plan and complete the survey to share feedback. The survey closes October 31, 2020.

You can also attend the virtual meetings found here to ask questions and provide input. The first virtual meeting will be held on October 7th, from 6PM to 8PM.

Harris County Commissioner Adrian Garcia, in conjunction with Workforce Solutions are hosting a Virtual Job Fair on October 6th from 10AM to 2PM. Participation is Free! Register and find more information click here.

COVID-19 Weekly Job Search Webinar: Learn about job searching during COVID-19 every Wednesday from 1PM to 2PM via Zoom. For links and more information click here.

Graphic Design Paid Training: Ages 16-24 Virtual Career Training starting October 12th. More information here.

*Please refer to the District H Resource page for more opportunities.*

Check out our District H Resources Page for links and more information about available resources. Resources are updated every week.

Download the 311 app to your Android or iPhone. When you see an issue in your neighborhood, use the app to report it. You can even include photos! If you prefer to talk directly to a representative about your issue, or want to request information about City resources, birth certificates, elections, and more, call 713-837-0311. Remember: Always call 911 in the case of an emergency!