If you are facing eviction during COVID-19, be sure to join A Month of Service (AMOS) for this informative event and learn your rights! Register here now!

Wearing a mask works! It is one of the most effective measures to reduce the spread of the virus.

If you know of a senior in need of a mask, please call the District H Office at 832-393-3003, or email districth@houstontx.gov, and we’ll do our best to assist them. Instructions on how to make your own.

You can help improve our Census participation numbers by committing to distribute five yard signs to your friends and neighbors. If you would like to volunteer to help distribute Census yard signs in your neighborhood, please give us a call 832.393.3003 or email District H at districth@houstontx.gov.

Carlos Alcaraz, aka "Empire" has been selected to create a mural to raise awareness about the Census. The Mural will be located at Lennox BBQ, 5420 Harrisburg.

The artist needs your input! Share your ideas here!

Census deadline has been shortened, its now September 30th! A complete and accurate Census supports better funding for disaster and healthcare services. Complete the survey in the safety of your home by calling 844-330-2020 or fill it out online at www.my2020census.gov.

The Mayor’s Task Force on Policing Reform believes that it is critical to hear from community voices, and are reaching out to community stakeholder groups, across the city, to ask for public input. 

If you would like to voice your suggestions please complete the survey here.

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. 

Vision Zero Houston is a commitment to end traffic deaths and serious injuries on Houston streets by 2030 and improve street safety for everyone. Before the action plan is launched this fall, there will be another Virtual Open House for the community to provide feedback on draft actions and approaches. This round will be held in two virtual meetings: August 18 and August 19.

Specific items needed are notebook, crayons, pencils and markers. The supplies donated will benefit students at Sherman, Looscan, Ketelson, Jefferson and Herrera Elementary Schools.

If you are an after school or out -of- school enrichment provider, learn more and apply for a grant here!

The Financial Empowerment Centers (FECs) provide one-to-one, professional financial counseling to Houstonians at no cost to residents. An initiative of the Mayor’s Office of Complete Communities and with support from the national nonprofit organization, Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund and Regions Bank. Make an appointment Here!

The Harris County Clerk’s Office is looking for election workers to staff more than 800 voting centers that will be open for the November 3, 2020 General Election. Election workers are also needed three weeks prior to the election to work at approximately 100 voting centers during the Early Voting period, October 13-30.

High school students 16 years of age and older may serve as election clerks in Texas elections.

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!