The Memorial Heights Redevelopment Authority (MHRA) has launched the final round of community engagement for the Greater Heights Strategic Connections Plan, a grant-funded study shaped by significant community input to improve how people move safely throughout the Greater Heights area. The plan identifies practical projects that make it safer and easier to walk, bike, take […]
Work is moving forward on Phase 2 of the Shepherd Durham Project, bringing significant upgrades to one of our neighborhood’s busiest corridors. These improvements are designed to support a safer, more reliable, and more welcoming experience for everyone who travels through this area. What Phase 2 Includes This next phase continues the transformation of Shepherd
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Thank you to everyone who shared input during the first round of engagement for the Greater Heights Strategic Connections Plan. Your feedback shaped a community-led Vision for Mobility and Five Goals to make streets and trails in the area safer and better connected. Find the Vision and Goals here. Here are some key highlights from
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The Houston Parks and Recreation Department (HPARD), in collaboration with the Memorial Heights Redevelopment Authority (MHRA), proudly announces the grand reopening of Little Thicket Park, a cherished neighborhood green space that has undergone a transformative restoration. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held Saturday, November 1, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. at 1831 W 23rd St, Houston,
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The Memorial Heights Redevelopment Authority (MHRA) has commenced construction on Phase 2 of the Shepherd Durham and Selected Cross Streets Reconstruction Project, marking another major step in enhancing mobility, safety, and infrastructure in the heart of Houston. This phase of the project focuses on North Shepherd Drive and North Durham Drive, extending from 15th Street
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Help us plan for a safer, more connected community by participating in the Greater Heights Strategic Connections Plan. We’d like your input to help identify transportation infrastructure improvements that will expand access for individuals and families driving, walking, biking, taking transit, and rolling in the Memorial Heights and Greater Heights neighborhoods. Go to mhraconnects.com to
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In collaboration with SWA Group, we’re planning both near-term improvements and a long-term vision for Stude Park, and we need your input. Near-term priorities include upgrading the playground, enhancing park safety, connectivity, and overall usability. Your feedback will also help shape the long-term vision for the park and surrounding green space network along the White
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The Memorial Heights Sidewalk Evaluation is underway, and it’s designed to enhance pedestrian safety and community engagement in the Memorial Heights neighborhood of Houston. This tool empowers residents to report sidewalk issues such as cracks, obstructions, or uneven surfaces directly to local authorities, facilitating timely maintenance and repairs. By leveraging this system, the community can
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The Memorial Heights Redevelopment Authority (MHRA), also known as Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone 5 (TIRZ 5), is dedicated to building public facilities and infrastructure that enhance the quality of life for Houston residents. A key aspect of this mission is improving transportation safety and accessibility, as seen in the Shepherd Durham Project, launched in 2022
Little Thicket Park, a 10-acre natural retreat nestled between TC Jester Boulevard and Ella Boulevard along the east bank of Little Thicket Bayou, is set to undergo significant improvements this year. Construction is scheduled to begin in the first quarter of this year (2025), marking an exciting milestone for the community and the collaborative efforts
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