2024 Lifeguard Summer Jobs
If you or someone you know have swimming skills and desire to work for Houston Parks and Recreation Department Aquatic Team, apply for Lifeguarding Summer Jobs now!

Please call 832-395-7129 to apply or visit the website by clicking the image below.
Internship Opportunities
Bernadette Lane Drainage Rehabilitation Project
A drainage project on Bernadette Lane began on March 25th. This project will rehabilitate the drainage in the area. This project is ongoing.
 Shadowdale Drive Outfall Repair Project
An outfall repair project began on March 19th on Shadowdale between Timberoak and Londonderry. One of the broken outfalls to Shadowdale will be fixed to allow for proper water flow.
Annual Art Car Parade

Get ready to witness one of Houston’s most unique traditions as the Art Car Parade gears up for its 37th year! Starting on Saturday, April 13th at 2:00 PM, the parade will open up a weekend of fun activities in Houston.

Don’t forget to arrive early on parade day and enjoy exploring the over 250 incredible entries that will roll through the streets of Houston.

It will be a weekend filled with art, creativity, and fun for the whole family!🎨🎉
Vogel Creek Bike Ride & Walk
DEA’s National Prescription Take Back Day Event
Save the Date for Boots & Heroes
BARC April Events
Houston Public Library Events

Join the Houston Public Library for many activities in April including tax help sessions, book clubs, and more!

For more information on all upcoming events, please click on the image above.
Community Events From March
Highlighting some of the many community events from the previous month!

The District A Team and I volunteered at Kids’ Meals, and we were joined by Council Member Ramirez and Davis.

Since 2006, Kids’ Meals has been making and delivering free, healthy meals directly to the homes of hungry children. They deliver over 8,000 meals every day! They deliver 15,000+ meals every day when kids are out of school.
Great time at the Spring Branch Color Run! Thanks to all the sponsors, volunteers, and participants who support Spring Woods and Northbrook High School proms!
I met with the Houston Police Department and the Mayor’s Office for Homeless Initiatives. We discussed ways to address homelessness in our community (services, housing, HPD intervention when appropriate, etc.). I appreciate everyone working on this complicated issue.
Thank you, Houston Police Department NW Division and the City of Houston Solid Waste Department for the I-10 at Post Oak encampment abatement! All individuals staying at this encampment were offered services.
Congratulations to Memorial Park for their 100th birthday celebration!!
Coffee with Law Enforcement! Thanks to the Houston Police Department – North Division for a great event on March 14th! And thanks to everyone who showed up to talk about public safety.
Had a great time at the Shadow Oaks Civic Association Spring Fling this on March 23rd! Thanks to all the volunteers who put this event on, and special thanks to the Spring Woods High School students for the face paint!
We had a great visit with some of our new constituents (after redistricting) to discuss erosion issues. Thanks to everyone who met us out in the rain to tackle these issues!
The Decoy Bar hosted a community meeting to discuss noise complaints from nearby residents. Owners of The Decoy, HPD Commander Leon, and I addressed concerns and shared insights on actions the bar, City, and HPD could take to resolve these issues.

This meeting marks a positive initial step towards addressing the concerns. I appreciate the active participation of community members, and will continue to look closely into this issue.
I attended HISD’s State of the District event. District A covers 5 school districts!
We attended the Assist the Officers (ATO) Gala to support this great organization! ATO provides short-term, immediate financial assistance to peace officers in the Greater Houston area critically injured or disabled in the line of duty.
I attended the Brighter Bites Gala. Since its inception in 2012, Brighter Bites has delivered more than 40,000,000 pounds of fresh produce and millions of nutrition education materials to more than 475,000 individuals (including teachers)
in multiple cities across the country.

We celebrated Women’s History Month with multiple events throughout the city. City Council has 10 women representing our city!

Thanks to the Greater Houston Partnership for hosting the Women in Government Reception!
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