HHD employees reflect on tumultuous year battling COVID-19 virus
HHD says it will be at least late spring of 2021 before vaccine starts becoming available to the general public, majority of COH employees
For Mayor, city council approve economic relief program to help fund local musicians and music venues.
MOPD and city partners help vulnerable populations adapt to online shift
Animal advocate uses story of adoption to inspire others
Written by Lucha Morales
How one rescue pup sparked career of giving for HPL employee
‘Her joy was my joy’: COH’s Laura Cuellar mentors student, delights in her achievements
Pete Mayes
Mayor’s Office of Education Program Manager Laura Cuellar has mentored an immigrant high school student since summer and saw their work pay off in November with a college application to Harvard University.
In Memoriam: City of Houston mourns the loss of two more employees to COVID-19
Written by HR Dept
COH employees share their thoughts on an intriguing question of a provocative year
Despite COVID, employees exceed goal, raise more than $700,000 for “Give & Grow” campaign
HR Operations adapts to virtual hiring amid pandemic
Written by Lucha Morales
Innovation proves to be key element in meeting city’s staffing needs
This year’s “Reliant Lights Mayor’s Holiday Spectacular 2020 -101 years of Holiday Cheer” didn’t quite go as intended, but that did not stop Mayor Sylvester Turner from wanting to spread some good tidings this Christmas season.
New Municipal Courts Department program seeks to help Houstonians struggling to pay court fines.
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HPD Officer Sean Rios laid to rest, remembered by fellow officer and city.
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