The primary new star of the East Aldine District is the Kennedy Greens Business Park being developed by Clay Development & Construction, Inc. This industrial park is situated on the east side of JFK on the north side of Greens Bayou. It encompasses 186 acres of which 40 acres are devoted to a detention pond. [...]
The East Aldine District Board of Directors were presented a photo of the 2010 MacArthur HS Cross Country Track Team as a thank you to the board for their support of the team. Coach Kelly Silha and the team presented the photo to the Board at their August 16, 2011 meeting.
The District kicked-off their 10th Anniversary Year with a cleanup in our Keith-Wiess Park. With assistance from community partners: Bonding Against Diversity, the Boy Scouts, Harris County Sherriff’s Department, YMCA, Harris County Emergency Corps, Harris County Public Health and Environmental Services, City of Houston Parks and Recreation Department, and the Mac Arthur Generals, over 130 [...]
The City of Houston Charter requires that the Houston City Council expand to eleven single-member districts at such point that census data demonstrates that the City's population exceeds 2.1 million residents. With the much anticipated release of the 2010 U.S. Census, the City will begin the process of redistricting in order to add those districts. The City [...]
The Greens Bayou Corridor Coalition and the National Park Service invite you to join us at one or more community planning workshops in February to help develop a strategic corridor plan for Greens Bayou. The goals of the project are to: Conserve the corridor's most important natural and cultural resources Create a diverse system of [...]
The East Aldine Management District collected more in sales taxes this month than it did in February of the previous year. The district, which was created to fund projects enhancing the physical, social and economic well-being of the Aldine area, collected $342,783.63 in sales taxes. That's $60,121.40 more than the amount that was collected in [...]
The City of Houston (COH), in conjunction with the Green Office Challenge, has launched the City's first Energy Efficiency Incentive Program (EEIP) for commercial buildings. The EEIP will provide a financial incentive to help office building owners, property managers, and tenants located in the COH to reduce energy consumption and increase the economic performance of [...]
The 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act involves sweeping changes to health insurance and health care that will significantly alter the way employers insure their workers, the way hospitals and doctors deliver health care, and the prices and quality of health care and insurance for all Americans. Join us as we consider the implications [...]
It's Childhood Immunizations Time Again! The Houston Fire Department (HFD) and the Blue Cross Blue Shield Care Van Program are teaming up again in 2011 to offer FREE childhood immunizations at area HFD Fire Stations and other locations. This is the perfect opportunity to get your children up-to-date on their immunizations because all childhood vaccines [...]
January is National Train Your Dog Month and the trainers at Rover Oaks Pet Resort are hosting two free canine training events. National Train Your Dog Month was created by the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT) to bring awareness to the importance of socialization and training of your canine pet. Their desire is to [...]
