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2025 in Review
Latest News
Class registration – August 26, 27, and 29 at 12 PM Registration Required
For more information, please call Elizabeth Dollar at 832.731.4518 or Gina Minor at 713.730.8602 (Spanish). Register Today
Take a look at the events BakerRipley has coming up this month. [...]
Back‑to‑school shopping just got sweeter in East Aldine! Buy local in the month of August and earn 10% cash back with Open Rewards. It’s a [...]
For a faster response, please contact Rocio directly at 832.378.8095.
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My East Aldine
Have you noticed the vibrant and immersive installation at the East Aldine District’s Town Center? Visit us to experience The Color Condition’s bright, breezy installation [...]
Futbol Para Todos: Building Skills & Community! Our soccer clinics are making a big impact in East Aldine! Kids are learning new skills, staying active, [...]
Summer Bash was a blast – sunshine, smiles, and splashes all day long. East Aldine Management District was proud to partner with BakerRipley EA Campus [...]
Our Small Business Networking Luncheon Series continues to open doors for local entrepreneurs. This session focused on “How to Do Business with the Government” presented [...]
This year, America celebrates 250 years and East Aldine District marks 25 years — and we honored both milestones with one EPIC parade and fireworks [...]
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About Us

Learn more about our Directors and their responsibilities. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
What We Do

The East Aldine District was created by the Texas Legislature in 2001 to enhance the physical, social, and economic well being…
Town Center

The Aldine Town Center is intended to reflect the needs and character of the community. It is an economic development…
15 Year Report

In 1998, East Aldine was a nearly forgotten unincorporated, semi-rural area with high crime, limited county services, aging…





















