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This local business took part in a city program allowing it to expand its outdoor patio on Main Street. Will other business follow suit?”
Pat Jefferson-Daniel assumes role of City Secretary full time
Written by Jennifer Cobb
New era begins in the Office of the City Secretary
Police Chiefs Acevedo, Finner talk shop about relational policing
HTV’s Bryant Quiroga waxes philosophic about the evolution of being master control operator for the city’s television station
Houston youth earn while they learn in HHY jobs program
Written by Pete Mayes
Mayor Turner and city officials kicked off the summer program that teaches job skills, connects youth to the city’s economy, and can put them on the road to productive work.
Teens take the lead in Youth Police Advisory Council
Written by Pete Mayes
YPAC thrives on young people’s point of view as it improves the relationship between youth and police.
DON Month of Service goes virtual to help residents’ pandemic legal fallout
Written by Lucha Morales
Zoom calls ease the burdens of residents faced with eviction and estate legal issues.
Successful HERO fundraiser is par for the course
Written by Pete Mayes
COH employees and HERO sponsors teed up another winning golf tournament in support of the Houston Employees Relief Organization, which provides assistance to families of employees who die on the job.
Families of fallen City of Houston employees find support from HERO
Written by HR Dept
The Houston Employee Relief Organization (HERO) provides financial and emotional support for survivors of City of Houston employees killed while on the job serving the Houston community.
MOCA continues focus on Houston’s art & culture scene
Written by Jennifer Cobb
The COVID-19 pandemic can’t stop the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs from still giving a boost to Houston’s art and culture scene.
The Mayor’s Office of Veterans and Military Affairs is lending its support to the VA Solid Start program to help new military veterans transition back to civilian life.
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Sharon Reese uses the power of prayer to help the sick and homebound
Written by Lucha Morales
A lifetime of service earns HHD employee a Bravo Award
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