Posted on · The Mayor notes public transit is the most critical component as Houston plans for its future transportation needs and outlines some specifics in his State of Mobility speech
Posted on · Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner is preparing to roll out a commission to make policy recommendations on how to combat gun violence. The mayor first announced plans for the group in March.
Posted on · The HPFFA urges the City ‘to respect the will of the voters' and put the issue on the ballot
Posted on · Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said the FY 2019 budget, which he’ll present to City Council next week, will cut spending to every department except HPD
Posted on · In his State of the City message, Mayor Sylvester Turner told the Greater Houston Partnership that HPD is badly understaffed, noting that almost a third of its officers are eligible to retire today
Posted on · Mayor Turner's formal remarks will be followed by a "fireside chat" with interviewer Scott McClelland, President of H-E-B Food & Drug and Vice Chair of the Greater Houston Partnership
Posted on · He was moved from the Intensive Care Unit into a regular patient room
Posted on · A recent UT Law report described a problematic lack of city oversight for Houston’s 320,000 apartment units. Over two months later, how have city leaders responded?
Posted on · Members of Congress were in Harris County to hear about the region's recovery from Harvey. Local leaders told them that mitigation efforts now could save billions of dollars in the future.
Posted on · The Houston mayor accuses Land Commissioner George P. Bush's agency of "hogging" federal Harvey relief money and associated administrative fees. The land office calls Turner's complaints "disingenuous."
Posted on · Green represented District K on Houston City Council from January 2012 until his death earlier this week
Posted on · Harvey caught the Houston Fire Department short of high water vehicles, rescue boats, and other critical equipment
Posted on · Hurricane Harvey caused an estimated $125 billion in damages, making it the most expensive disaster in the country last year
Posted on · Mayor Sylvester Turner set the vote for March 21, following council member demands for a longer public comment period.
Posted on · Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner’s administration estimates storm and flood damage to city property at $2.5 billion.