City of Houston Partners with Apache Corporation to Plant 2,500 Trees for Earth Day HTX 2024
The City of Houston is celebrating Earth Day 2024 with a large-scale tree planting event, thanks to a partnership with Apache Corporation. According to the Mayor's Office, "Apache supports the City’s sustainability efforts through charitable donations for events such as the 2024 Tour de Houston bike ride, and this historic, first-ever, City of Houston Earth Day mass tree-planting event."City officials, Apache employees, and community volunteers will gather at Watonga Park on Monday, April 22, 2024, to plant 2,500 trees to commemorate Earth Day. Mayor John Whitmire and...
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Study ranks Houston #4 worst city in America for marijuana use
Houston, Texas is ranked the 4th worst “weed city” in America, according to a new report released by Real Estate Witch and cannabis shopping site, Leafly.
Cities located in Harris County saw FDA inspections of 28 companies in Q3 2023
There were 28 companies in cities associated with Harris County that received 28 FDA inspections in the third quarter of 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
- How many companies in cities in Fort Bend County received FDA inspections in Q1 2023?
- FDA conducted inspection of 1 company in cities located in Waller County in Q2 2023
- How many companies were inspected by the FDA in cities located in Fort Bend County in Q3 2023?
- Harris County cities: 32 companies received FDA inspections in Q2 2023
- 32 companies in cities within Fort Bend County received 32 inspections in Q2 2023
How many companies in cities in Waller County received FDA inspections in Q3 2023?
There was one company in a city associated with Waller County that received an FDA inspection in the third quarter of 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
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Study ranks Houston #4 worst city in America for marijuana use
Houston, Texas is ranked the 4th worst “weed city” in America, according to a new report released by Real Estate Witch and cannabis shopping site, Leafly.
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Tour de Houston Presented by Apache Corporation Adopts New Start and Finish at Discovery Green
Mayor John Whitmire expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming Tour de Houston Presented by Apache Corporation, stating, “Tour de Houston is important to our community, and I am excited we are hosting the event this year in partnership with Houston First."Apache CEO John J. Christmann IV highlighted the significance of the event, saying, “Apache is honored to partner with the City of Houston to support this annual tradition."The 17th annual ride, scheduled for Sunday, April 7th, will feature a new start and finish at Discovery Green and the new Avenida Plaza. Mayor...
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Financial Terms of Historic Houston Firefighter Agreement Announced
Mayor John Whitmire expressed his satisfaction with the historic $650 million settlement reached with the Houston Professional Fire Fighters Association, stating, "I told the voters I would honor their decision to put public safety first and treat our brave paramedics and firefighters in the fair and equitable manner they deserve. I am proud to deliver on that promise."HPFFA President Patrick M. "Marty" Lancton also praised the agreement, calling it unprecedented, saying, "This agreement is like none other we have ever seen, or perhaps will ever see and the best for the...
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Mayor Whitmire Announces Members of Independent Review Committee
In an effort to ensure transparency and prioritize the victims of reported crimes, Mayor John Whitmire of Houston has appointed a group of individuals to form the Independent Review Committee. The committee's main focus will be to assess the Houston Police Department's handling and resolution of suspended incident reports dating back to 2016.Mayor Whitmire emphasized the diverse expertise of the committee members, stating, "The Independent Review Committee members represent a cross-section of the experience, credibility, and representation of individuals across the City...
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Mayor Whitmire Celebrates International Women's Day 2024 and Announces City Initiatives
Mayor Whitmire of Houston celebrated International Women's Day 2024 with a message of appreciation for women's contributions in various spheres. He emphasized the theme of "Inspire Inclusion" and highlighted the importance of diversity and transparency in city government. Mayor Whitmire acknowledged the significance of Women's History Month and commended the nine female council members for their leadership roles within the city.Regarding city initiatives, Mayor Whitmire announced a partnership with METRO to repair pavement and improve bus stops on Westheimer Road starting...
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City of Houston and METRO Collaborate to Repair Hazardous Road Conditions Along Westheimer
Houston, March 6, 2024 - Mayor John Whitmire and METRO have announced a joint effort to address hazardous road conditions along Westheimer Road, demonstrating a commitment to public safety and infrastructure improvements.Mayor Whitmire emphasized the importance of prioritizing the community's needs, stating, "Any decision we make to grow or change infrastructure will be initiated with a customer-first mindset and a responsibility to be good stewards of taxpayer resources." This sentiment underscores the city's dedication to enhancing mobility options and transit services...
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Mayor Whitmire to Appoint Independent Panel to Review HPD Suspended Cases
Houston Mayor John Whitmire has announced the appointment of an independent panel to review the Houston Police Department's handling of suspended cases. The decision aims to ensure transparency and maintain public trust in the wake of recent developments within the department."I trust and believe Police Chief Troy Finner is doing the best he can to manage the internal investigation, get to the bottom of it, and hold people accountable," Mayor Whitmire stated, expressing his confidence in the ongoing efforts within the department.Regarding the independent panel, Mayor...
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Mayor Whitmire's Priorities and Achievements in Houston
Mayor John Whitmire of Houston has reiterated his focus on public safety and infrastructure as top priorities for the city. Expressing concern over the backlog of suspended cases in the Houston Police Department, Mayor Whitmire has directed Police Chief Troy Finner to address the issue with accountability in mind.In a statement, Mayor Whitmire highlighted his commitment to resolving disputes within the city, such as the recent tentative agreement reached with the Houston Professional Firefighters Association to end an eight-year contract deadlock. He emphasized his...
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Mayor Whitmire Appoints New City of Houston Housing Director
Mayor John Whitmire has appointed Michael C. Nichols as the City of Houston's next director of the Housing and Community Development Department (HCD), pending approval from Houston City Council. Nichols, who previously served as the president and chief executive officer of the Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County, is set to succeed Keith Bynam, who recently retired after 32 years with the HCD, the last three as director."Mike Nichols is the right person to lead the City's housing department at the right time," Mayor Whitmire said. "I look forward to working...
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This Is Not Mayor Whitmire's First Rodeo!
Mayor John Whitmire, as he often says, "This is not my first rodeo," is actively tackling the challenges inherited at City Hall and remains committed to promoting government transparency, improving public safety, and solving problems. Six weeks into his role, the mayor is building a team of experienced public servants who share his vision of a stronger Houston. He is also working closely with Council Members to ensure constituent's needs are being met.Regarding the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, Vice Mayor Pro Tem presented a proclamation on behalf of Mayor Whitmire,...
