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Council Member Sallie Alcorn Sallie Alcorn is the Houston City Council Member for At-large Position 5.

Houstonians! Take the Regional Active Transportation Plan Survey. H-GAC is developing the Regional Active Transportation...
10/21/2026

Houstonians! Take the Regional Active Transportation Plan Survey. H-GAC is developing the Regional Active Transportation Plan – looking ahead to the year 2050!

Share your thoughts to identify priorities, strategies, and recommendations for walking, bicycling, rolling, and access to transit across Greater Houston.

Your feedback will help decisionmakers across 8 counties understand how people travel today, where improvements are needed, and what could make it safer and more convenient to get where you need to go.

The survey takes about 5-10 minutes!:
https://tinyurl.com/d45hc3vf

Today I joined the Houston Fire Department for the Red Mass at the Co-Cathedral of The Sacred Heart. This mass honors ou...
10/11/2026

Today I joined the Houston Fire Department for the Red Mass at the Co-Cathedral of The Sacred Heart. This mass honors our firefighters and pays tribute to those who died over the past year. 🚒🙏

An absolute JOY to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Frank Liu Jr. Academy for Music and Arts — FLAMA! A tuition-free ...
10/09/2026

An absolute JOY to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Frank Liu Jr. Academy for Music and Arts — FLAMA! A tuition-free public school where children K-8 will be supported to explore the arts as part of their education.

Such an inspiring new chapter for East End Houston!

What a night! National Night Out was a blast, and we loved celebrating with so many of you at locations all across the c...
10/07/2026

What a night! National Night Out was a blast, and we loved celebrating with so many of you at locations all across the city. Block parties, cookouts, TORTOISES & the cutest animals, and conversations with our local heroes -- every gathering showed what makes our neighborhoods special.

Thank you to everyone who opened your driveways, brought out your organizations and communities, and came out to say hello. Safe, strong neighborhoods start with neighbors who know and look out for one another. 🏘️💛🌟🏡🌳

Thank you to everyone – residents, HPD (& shoutout to HPD Explorers!), fire fighters, civic associations, and organizers – for making Houston safer, stronger, and more caring. Already looking forward to next year!

Tag yourselves below!


Always a blessing to attend the Blue Mass at Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart to pray for the safety of our law enforcem...
09/27/2026

Always a blessing to attend the Blue Mass at Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart to pray for the safety of our law enforcement personnel. May God protect those who protect us🙏👮

Proud to recognize today, September 22, 2026, as Falls Prevention Awareness Day in Houston. 🍁🌿🍂Each year, this day highl...
09/22/2026

Proud to recognize today, September 22, 2026, as Falls Prevention Awareness Day in Houston.
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Each year, this day highlights a nationwide effort led by the National Council on Aging to bring attention to falls — the leading cause of hospitalization and injury among older adults. Council Member Tarsha Jackson and I partnered with Houston physical therapist Bill Case, BakerRipley, the Houston Health Department, and the Harris County Area Agency on Aging to host a special falls prevention program for our senior residents. Thanks to generous support from AARP, CEMEX, Centerpoint, Memorial Hermann Health System, NRG, and Comcast, we welcomed nearly 80 seniors to the Acres Homes Multi-Service Center for breakfast and a program focused exercises and prevention tools. It was a wonderful way to kick off the first day of fall — connecting with seniors, sharing resources, and raising awareness about something preventable.

“Where mercy holds hands with opportunity.” 💙Today we broke ground on the new Catholic Charities Family Opportunity Cent...
09/21/2026

“Where mercy holds hands with opportunity.” 💙

Today we broke ground on the new Catholic Charities Family Opportunity Center in the Eastex-Jensen area, a family resource hub bringing support and services together under one roof, anchored by Martha’s Kitchen food pantry.

From housing, employment, and food assistance case management to disaster relief, pregnancy care, and more, this center will be a place where families can find help and opportunity in one place.

Opening in 2028! 🏗️✨

Houston Energy & Climate Week is here! Hosted at the Ion District with Greentown Labs, September 14-18, 2026, Houston is...
09/15/2026

Houston Energy & Climate Week is here! Hosted at the Ion District with Greentown Labs, September 14-18, 2026, Houston is gathering the leaders of the global energy transition — startups, policymakers, corporates, and academics. We kicked off the Greentown Labs ClimateTech Summit playing pickleball with 100 of the investors who are looking to back the next generation of climate & energy technologies.

Thousands will be in Houston this week, coming together to accelerate the climate, energy, & industrial transformation. I'm proud to see Houston stand as the global capital of the future of energy.

Check out climateweekhouston.com, and come by the Ion District & Greentown Labs! The energy is amazing, and there are hundreds of startups pioneering the future of energy & climate tech.

A beautiful morning at the Houston National Cemetery to commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11. A ceremony followed by...
09/12/2026

A beautiful morning at the Houston National Cemetery to commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11. A ceremony followed by a day of service where volunteers are working to maintain these sacred grounds.

Beautiful remarks by the assistant director of the cemetery, Omil Carrasquillo, who served with the New York National Guard at the time of the 9/11 attacks. His account of the harrowing days following the attacks was incredibly moving.

I also learned about a young Houstonian, Petty Officer 3rd Class Daniel Caballero, US Navy, who was 21-years old working at the Pentagon when it was attacked on 9/11. He is buried here at the Houston National Cemetery.

Never forget🇺🇸

Shanah Tova! A big thank you to Congregation Emanu El for inviting George and me to the worship service for Rosh Hashana...
09/12/2026

Shanah Tova! A big thank you to Congregation Emanu El for inviting George and me to the worship service for Rosh Hashanah last night. The service was beautiful and moving. Rabbi Hayon’s message of America’s promise was powerful. Wishing everyone a sweet and good year🙏

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