The East Aldine Management District and BakerRipley hosted another unforgettable Eggstravaganza, and this year came with an exciting new addition — a 5K Run presented in partnership with Texas Children’s Health Plan. Families kicked off the morning with movement, color, and community pride before diving into a full day of Easter fun. Kids enjoyed Easter [...]
Bring large household items and dispose of them safely - free. Cleaner blocks. Visible results.
The East Aldine Management District celebrated our local first responders with a special appreciation event. We enjoyed exciting giveaways and connected with agencies including HCSO, Aldine ISD PD, Westfield Fire, and HCEC. It was a meaningful moment to honor their commitment to serving our community. Hats off to the local heroes who keep East Aldine [...]
https://vimeo.com/1166140934 Proud to partner with Bonding Against Adversity for this year’s President’s Day celebration at our JFK Monument. We honored new citizens and highlighted the importance of civic engagement and voting. Chairman Silva opened the program, and Executive Director Richard Cantu shared how community involvement truly makes a difference. It was a great evening of [...]
Join us at Texas Children's Health Plan's Spring into Wellness Health Fair & 5K Run for some exercise, health resources, and family fun.
Take a look at the events BakerRipley has coming up in February.
East Aldine is taking bold steps to keep our neighborhoods clean, safe, and environmentally healthy. This year, we’re hosting multiple community clean‑up events across targeted areas within the District—bringing residents, partners, and volunteers together to make a visible impact. From Parkwood Estates to other priority neighborhoods, each clean‑up strengthens our shared commitment to a more [...]
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The East Aldine Management District partnered with BakerRipley to bring a week of Spring Break fun to families across the community. From daily activities to creative play, the week wrapped up on a high note with pizza, a vibrant color run, and plenty of laughter. Kids and families made memories, stayed active, and enjoyed a [...]
Keep2Clean Community Cleanup Program Bring large household items and dispose of them safely - free. What to Expect: Accepted items: Furniture Tires Yard debris Large household items NOT accepted: Paint, oil, fuel, or hazardous chemicals Household trash or bagged waste Appliances, electronics, light bulbs, fluorescent bulbs, or batteries Concrete or bricks Commercial or business waste
