Mayor Annise Parker
Mayor Parker Releases New Data On Houston’s Homeless Population
On Wednesday, Houston Mayor Annise Parker unveiled data from Houston Registry Week, which is a week-long initiative, outlining Houston’s plan to get more than 2,000 homeless individuals off of Houston’s streets.
Mayor Parker Unveils Houston’s 2014 Budget; Focuses On Future
On Tuesday, Houston Mayor Annise Parker unveiled a $4.9 billion proposed total city budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1, 2013.
Jobs And Housing Prospects On The Rise For Struggling Houstonians
For Houstonians struggling with employment and housing, city programs are available to help.
Mayor Annise Parker Kicks Off Lemonade Day Houston
May 5 Lemonade Day empowers youth to become tomorrow’s entrepreneurs today
Heart Of Gold Celebration 2013 Honors Father, Son
The Heart Of Gold Celebration 2013 honored both a father and a son with a strong commitment to service within the Houston community.
Houston Mayor Introduces New Help And Information App
On Tuesday, Houston Mayor Annise Parker joined the City of Houston’s 311 Help & Info and launched the all-new 311 Smartphone app for mobile devices.
Mayor Parker, Leaders Kick Off Demolition Of ‘Dirty Half Dozen’ Building
On Wednesday, Houston Mayor Annise Parker and Houston community officials kicked off demolition of the last of a group of buildings that were once referred to as the “Dirty Half Dozen”.
Semple Appointed As First Special Assistant For Homeless Initiatives In Houston
In an announcement made on Wednesday, the office of Houston Mayor Annise Parker revealed the appointment of Mandy Chapman Semple as the Houston’s first Special Assistant to the Mayor for Homeless Initiatives.
Crime Statistics Show Decline In Houston Crime Rate
On Wednesday, the office of Houston Mayor Annise Parker released crime statistics that show a decline in Houston’s overall crime rate.
Mayor Parker Declares Friday As ‘Go Houston Texans Day’
Grab your Houston Texans t-shirt, wave the pom poms and show your Houston Texans pride on Friday because Houston Mayor Annise Parker has declared Friday “Go Houston Texans Day”.
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