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Protecting domestic violence victims during the COVID-19 Pandemic. The Houston Police Department is committed to holding domestic violence offenders accountable; supporting survivors of these crimes in finding the safety and recovery they need and preventing future domestic violence. As a community, we must provide victims with the attention they need to access resources, get to…
Due to the current situation with Covid 19, we are unable to have our regularly scheduled General Membership Meeting for April. In lieu of a meeting please view the video on our Facebook page being premiered at 7:00 PM on April 23rd. We will add the video to the website after it premieres and it…
Saturday, April 18th, the office of State Representative Gene Wu will host a drive-thru donation of surgical masks to those in our district who have the greatest need: Healthcare Workers Seniors Individuals with Compromised Immune Systems
Houston Police Department’s Citywide PIP would like to cordially invite you to livestream the meeting on Tuesday, April 14th, 2020 at 7 PM via https://www.youtube.com/user/houstonpolicedept. Sign language interpretation will be provided as well.
Sunday April 5th, the office of State Representative Gene Wu will host a drive-thru donation of surgical masks to those in our district that have the greatest need: Healthcare Workers Seniors Individuals with Compromised Immune Systems
The Agenda for the Board of Directors Meeting for the March 2020 Board Meeting is available. Board Meeting Agenda March 2020
Southwest Community Brings Fireworks Show Back to PlazAmericas Mall June 17, Houston, TX — Are you feeling the summer doldrums? Everyone knows that Houston’s summer is hot, but lazy? Not if we can help it. The Sharpstown Civic Association is bringing fireworks back to PlazAmericas Mall (formerly called Sharpstown Mall), 7500 Bellaire Blvd.,…
The first phase of Bellaire Food Street is scheduled to open in Chinatown in February. Click Here to see the full story
Sharpstown was recently highlighted in an article by Julian Gill on Chron.com. The article shines a bright light on Sharpstown thriving in a Zip Code that was listed by the Harris County Coroner as having the most homicides from 2012 to 2017. Click Here to see the whole article.
In Sharpstown it was GO BIG or GO HOME when it came to holiday lighting. Many thanks to the volunteers who combed our streets night after night to find the most amazing lights and decorations. There were so many outstanding nominees that some judges couldn’t bring themselves to rule out the runners up. Sec 1…