Please contact our local politicians and city officials supporting the 34th St Corridor Quiet Zone. The City of Houston is currently finalizing plans for Quiet Zones. Email, write or call the contacts below - particularly the Mayor's office. See sample email/letter below.
Mayor Annise Parker
City of Houston
P.O. Box 1562
Houston, TX 77251
Phone: 832.393.1000
Email: mayor@cityofhouston.net
Council Member
Ellen Cohen
City Hall Annex
900 Bagby, 1st Floor
Houston, TX 77002
Phone: 832.393.3004
Email: districtc@houstontx.gov
City of Houston Project Manager
Public Works & Engineering
Katherine Parker
Phone: 713.837.7285
Email:katherine.parker@houstontx.gov
Sample email/letter:
Dear Council Member,
I live in the Oak Forest neighborhood of Northwest Houston. It is my understanding that the City of Houston is currently considering whether the proposed 34th St Corridor Quiet Zone will be funded. The Quiet Zone will improve the quality of life for thousands of residents in several neighborhoods in the area. Please approve the 34th St Corridor Quiet Zone for implementation as soon as possible. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Your Name Here
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Email Address:Petition your neighborhood civic club or association to support the 34th St Corridor Quiet Zone campaign. Contacts for each neighborhood below.
Oak Forest Neighborhood Association (OFNA)
PO Box 920561
Houston, TX 77292-0561
Email:hotline@myoakforest.org
Website: www.ofha.org
Garden Oaks Civic Club
Email: president@gardenoaks.org
Email: vicepresident@gardenoaks.org
Website: www.gardenoaks.org
Shepherd Forest Civic Club
Email: info@shepherdforest.org
Website: www.shepherdforest.org
Independence Heights Super Neighborhood
Website: www.independenceheights.org
Website: www.ihrchouston.org