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Aug 19, 2026
Sep 24, 2026
Seeks a qualified contractor to conduct a feasibility study of potential grade-separation and gate-realignment improvements. The study will address recurring traffic backups that impede freight movement and worker access, as well as safety concerns at the rail crossing, where vehicles may be unable to clear the tracks.
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Sep 19, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
Provide refuse and recycling containers and lifters.
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Aug 19, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
Provide refuse and recycling containers and lifters.
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City
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Houston
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Harris
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3555 Timmons Ln, Suite 100
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77027
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Houston-Galveston Area Council
The Clean Air Action Plan for the Houston-Galveston Region serves as a regional roadmap to improve air quality, protect public health, and reduce climate pollution. It outlines strategies across five key opportunity areas: Buildings & Energy, Industry, Transportation, Agriculture and Land Use, and Waste and Materials Management. The plan aims to achieve significant reductions in net greenhouse gas emissions, targeting an 8% reduction by 2030, 24% by 2040, and 40% by 2050 compared to 2021 levels, fostering healthier communities, economic vitality, and long-term resilience.
This plan outlines actions to improve the overall health of the Dickinson Bayou watershed and reduce pollutant loadings, serving as a roadmap for stakeholders. Key priorities include achieving organizational continuity through a permanent coordinator, implementing comprehensive public education and outreach campaigns, conserving and restoring critical habitats, improving wastewater management from both on-site and centralized facilities, and adopting site-scale stormwater best management practices and wetlands. The plan also emphasizes urban growth strategies that promote compact, livable centers, with the overarching vision of achieving a fully ecologically functioning bayou, fostering informed stewardship among the populace, and reaching specific pollutant reduction targets.
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This long-range plan for the Houston-Galveston region's goods movement system aims to sustain its critical role in national and international supply chains while fostering economic growth, improving mobility, mitigating environmental impacts, and enhancing community livability. The plan analyzes the existing multimodal freight system, identifies key trends and challenges impacting its performance, and proposes solutions. Short-term recommendations include formally defining a freight-significant network, addressing deficiencies, developing a freight Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) program, establishing a regional goods movement subcommittee, and implementing freight-specific project evaluation criteria and performance measures. Long-term actions focus on providing access to emerging economic centers, regularly updating the freight network, and developing climate change adaptation strategies.
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