Houston Mayor John Whitmire
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Taking Care of Business: Strength in Solidarity for Hurricane Beryl Aid
Mayor John Whitmire's July Newsletter
In an open letter to Houstonians, Mayor John Whitmire acknowledges the city's resilience and unity, particularly in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl. Despite thorough preparations, the storm exposed critical weaknesses in Houston's infrastructure and emergency readiness, attributed to years of neglect and lack of transparency.
Houston City Council to Address Emergency Measures Following May 16 Derecho
In response to the severe windstorm, known as a derecho, that swept through Houston on May 16, Mayor John Whitmire has placed an emergency item on this week's City Council agenda to extend the local state of disaster. This decisive action underscores the city's commitment to ensuring swift recovery and safety for all residents affected by the storm.
City places emergency item on council agenda following the Thursday, May 16 windstorm/derecho
Mayor John Whitmire has authorized the following emergency item on this week's Houston City Council agenda to extend the local state of disaster for last week’s derecho.
Mayor Whitmire Joins Community in Honoring Rev. E. E. Coates with Street Marker Unveiling
In a heartfelt ceremony, Houston’s Third Ward the enduring legacy of ı with the unveiling of an honorary street marker. The event took place on Monday, May 13, 2024, at the intersection of Emancipation Avenue and Webster Street, the historic site of Wesley Chapel African Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E.) Church, where Rev. Coates served as pastor for 37 years.
