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Northeast Houston residents call for better drainage in low-income communities of color

Katie Watkins

Posted on February 23, 2022 · The majority of the drainage systems in Northeast Houston are open drain ditches, which residents say get repeatedly clogged with trash, overgrowth, and debris, making them less effective.

Tags Northeast Action Collective Northeast Houston open ditch drainage street flooding

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Shania Drain, Draino Malfoy, Cardi D: Thousands Of Houston’s Storm Drains Are Up For Adoption

Jen Rice

Posted on October 15, 2020 · To enter the city’s naming contest, adopt a drain near your home or business by Oct. 17.

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Gov. Abbott Vetoed An Economic Development Bill For Northeast Houston

Jen Rice

Posted on June 24, 2019 · “I’m calling it retaliation because I don’t want to call it racism," State Sen. Borris Miles said in response to the veto.

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Heavy Rains Predicted To Hit Houston This Week

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Posted on June 3, 2019 · The Houston area is forecast to receive 1-3 inches of rainfall between Tuesday and Thursday.

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Houston-Area Residents Question Community’s Use Of METRO Money

Gail Delaughter

Posted on March 20, 2019 · METRO’s General Mobility program helps fund transportation projects in areas that don't have bus service. One resident started looking through public records to find out how exactly her city is spending the money.

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