The City of Houston will plant 2,500 trees at Watonga Park on April 22 at 3:30 p.m. Thank you to APA Corporation for its generous donation to make this event possible. #EarthDayHTX #Apache HPARD

Check your mail! Single-family residential customers will soon receive notifications detailing their set usage as part of the city's Water Bill Improvement Plan. The notifications will come in the mail, email or on a customer's online profile. Read more at ImproveWaterBills.org

🌎 When one day isn’t enough, we celebrate the whole week! #HappyEarthWeek ! Follow along to celebrate with Evolve Houston

Don't forget! Come see us at the Water Works Festival on Saturday, April 20 from 12:00PM to 5:00PM during
Discovery Green's Earth Day celebration at Jones Lawn. See you there!

Celebrate Earth Day with #SWMD and join us for an engaging and informative conversation during our Lunch and Learn on Monday, April 22nd. This virtual event will allow you to ask questions to the City’s recycling experts! 🌎♻️

For more information, visit bit.ly/3UfKVg3

#SWMD is excited to announce that the All-Plastic program is expanding to all Neighborhood Depositories on April 16, 2024! Please remember to bag all of your plastics ♻️bit.ly/3xCBv5k

Thank you to our sponsors Cyclyx, ExxonMobil, and LyondellBassell.

Join us for a day of wellness at Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church! 🌟 Get ready to revitalize your health and community spirit at our upcoming health fair. Don't miss out - sign up here: bit.ly/3TU1rBc #HealthMatters #HHD

Wastewater Spill at 69th Street Wastewater Treatment Plant

IF YOU RECEIVE YOUR DRINKING WATER FROM THE CITY OF HOUSTON, YOUR WATER IS SAFE FROM THIS SPILL AND YOU DO NOT NEED TO BOIL YOUR WATER.

Read Press Release Here: houstonpublicworks.org/wastewater-spi…

Join #SWMD for a Neighborhood Clean-Up this Saturday, 4/13 with Council Member Evans-Shabazz and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

🕘8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
📍 Sunnyside Community Center
3502 Bellfort, Houston TX 77051

The recent storms damaged some traffic lights. If you see them, call 311 or dial 713-837-0311 so we can send crews out to fix them!

Starting in late April, our commission, board, and committee meetings will be held in person only. Microsoft Teams participation will not be an option.
HTVHouston will continue to broadcast meetings live and maintain a video archive. bit.ly/3Jflzsm

On April 13th visit Burnett Bayland Community Center, 6026 Chimney Rock Rd for a day of Native Plant Gardening in the park! Learn about Texas native plants, and plant your own in the garden. Please reach out to community center staff for any questions!

Here are a few options for your solar eclipse glasses. Residents with paper and cardboard solar-filter glasses must remove the lenses before putting them in their curbside recycling bin. You can also drop your glasses off at Warby Parker retail locations locally.

Reminder: Neighborhood Depositories are closed on Monday!

Operating hours are Tuesday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.

For additional information regarding Neighborhood Depositories, please visit bit.ly/3TUhHCi

Earth Day HTX is in two weeks! City leaders and our generous sponsor APA Corporation will plant 2,500 trees at Watonga Park on April 22 at 3:30 p.m. #EarthDayHTX #Apache HPARD

If you are planning to experience the solar eclipse at a Houston park today, plan ahead. 🕶️☀️

Join #SWMD for a Community Park Clean Up this Saturday, April 6th and celebrate Keep Houston Beautiful Day with us!

🕘10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
📍 Trinity Gardens Kaboom Park, 7725 Sandra St.

‼️ Under Mayor John Whitmire’s leadership, the City of Houston is bringing forth its plan to prevent customers from receiving inaccurate water bills while tackling structural issues aimed at restoring public trust through transparency.
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Starting April 1, 2024, single-family residential customers will have set usage calculated/reflected in their May bill. Set usage will provide customers with consistent water bills while Houston Public Works makes improvements to ensure accuracy of customers monthly usage readings:

Houston Public Works The City of Houston is launching an online dashboard to give customers a transparent look at their water accounts at improvewaterbills.org. The dashboard will also let customers know if the remote reading device attached to their meter is functioning.