The Aldine ISD Police Department wants to help the community by lowering the number of thefts in the area. Painting your catalytic converter a bright color and etching the last 8 of your VIN number, will help prevent thieves from hurting your pockets. Donations will be accepted.
In partnership with The Harris Center and law enforcement, the District Attorney's Office ensured 4,000+ mentally ill, non-violent offenders received mental health treatment instead of going to jail.
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Join Us in Celebrating 2023 National Small Business Week! For more than 50 years, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has celebrated National Small Business Week, which recognizes the critical contributions of America’s entrepreneurs and small business owners. National Small Business Week 2-Day Virtual Summit May 2-May 3 | 10:00am-5:30pm CDT | REGISTER Attend this free, [...]
The Skills for Small Business (SSB) program is an exciting opportunity for small businesses to request training for its employees to support the improvement of overall operations. The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) implemented this initiative in coordination with the Office of the Governor's Small Business Forums in an effort to address the training needs of [...]
If you missed the recent Eggstravaganza Easter fun at the Town Center, please smile with us as you watch this highlights video. Then sign up on our District website to get alerts about future events throughout the year. We love hosting free family-friendly events outdoors and indoors at the Town Center with BakerRipley [...]
Law Enforcement Exploring is for people interested law enforcement careers - ages 14 to 21. This program is registered through The Boy Scouts of America, Learning for Life, and HCSO. Explorers receive real police training, hands on and scenario based, to help determine if a career in law enforcement is right for them. The Explorers [...]
East Aldine Management District staffers and others who work at the East Aldine Town Center are reminded every day of the essential work done under pressure by professional call takers and dispatchers at the Greater Harris County 911 Network Building -- because it's a few yards away. But now that it's National Public Safety Telecommunications [...]
