Mayor Whitmire was proud to join Mayor Pro Tem Castex-Tatum in recognizing the Greater Houston Chapter of the National Forum for Black Public Administrators on its 40th anniversary and its four decades of leadership, mentorship, and public service.
Great to be in the International District seeing real improvements take shape. Southwest Houston is one of the most diverse communities anywhere, and this new community bank and center will be a hub for accessibility, opportunity, and every culture that calls this district home.
Proud to have joined the H.E.A.R.T. Luncheon and celebrate an organization creating opportunity, independence, and dignity for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Houston. H.E.A.R.T. continues to open doors to job training, employment, and inclusion.
Mayor Whitmire was honored to join Council Member Davis in recognizing Robert 'Bob' Nowak on his retirement after nearly 32 years of public service. Since 1994, Bob has helped shape the City’s digital presence, leaving a lasting impact through his professionalism and reliability.
Great to see the improvements being made at Intercontinental Airport as Houston prepares for FIFA. I toured the facility with staff, reviewed security and operations, and saw the coordination in place to keep the airport safe and running smoothly.
Mayor Whitmire proudly recognized Joe B. Allen for his lasting impact on Houston’s growth and livability through decades of civic leadership and urban development. His work with Scenic Houston and Keep Houston Beautiful reflects a lifelong commitment to community pride.
Houston remembers Dean Edward Corgey, a devoted labor leader, former Port of Houston Commissioner, and proud Houstonian whose work strengthened both the maritime industry and the people who power it. His legacy, courage, and service will continue to be felt across our city.
As Houston prepares to welcome the world, we are making one thing clear: Houston is a No Trafficking Zone. Proud to stand with Council Member Twila Carter, law enforcement, and community partners to raise awareness, strengthen prevention, and protect the vulnerable.
Houston, are you ready?! 🌈✨🎉
The 48th Annual Official HoustonPride Parade is taking over Downtown Houston this Saturday, June 6, and you won't want to miss it! 🏳️🌈💖
Join thousands of Houstonians as we celebrate love, diversity, equality, and pride with floats 😍, incredible performances from local talent 🎤, and an unforgettable atmosphere filled with joy and community! 🙌🎊
📅 Saturday, June 6
⏰ 11AM – 10PM
📍 Houston City Hall | 901 Bagby St
👉 Swipe to view the parade & festival route!
🎟️ To purchase tickets for the main stage/VIP, please visit https://t.co/iJPYAyB7hw
🚨 The parade is FREE to attend!
Grab your friends, wave your flags, and celebrate love with all of Houston! 🤘💖🌈
Houston is continuing to invest in safer transit and stronger public safety partnerships. The new METRO PD Partnership Tower Substation will improve visibility, support faster response times, and help create a safer experience for everyone who relies on METRO in downtown Houston.
A productive evening in Houston’s District D as residents, community leaders, and City representatives came together for a town hall on Houston’s budget, city services, neighborhood issues, and quality of life. Events like this help ensure Houston neighborhoods are heard.
Great to tour FIFA Fan Fest in East Downtown ahead of its opening on June 11! This free, open-to-all festival will bring the energy of the FIFA World Cup to Houston all month long, music, matches, and a celebration for everyone. Come out, join the fun, and experience it!
On the latest episode of 901 Bagby, Chief Operations Officer Steven David discusses how the City of Houston is measuring success through resident satisfaction.
We’re focused on delivering results that matter because your experience with city services is what counts most.
🚨 Workers at the Marriott Marquis in Downtown Houston have just won a historic new contract! Modeled after the Hilton Americas victory, minimum wages will be $22 hour by the end of the contract.
Thank you Mayor Whitmire and Councilman Martinez for your support!
Honored to take part in a dialogue on youth mental health in the digital age. The impact of social media and technology on young people is real, and we must work together to promote safer online spaces and stronger mental health support.
Yesterday, city, county, state, and federal partners came together to highlight years of preparation for the FIFA World Cup. With kickoff days away and Houston ready to take the stage, stay hydrated, be mindful of the heat, and celebrate responsibly.
A major investment in the Columbia Tap Trail and the neighborhoods it connects. This $7.5 million project will improve lighting, safety, and accessibility along the corridor linking Third Ward, TSU, and East Downtown.
On Wednesday, City Council will consider the Mayor's proposed FY 27 budget. This budget is about protecting the services Houstonians rely on, supporting the workers who keep our city running, and ensuring a strong financial future for Houston.
“While we do not currently have any major threats, we are asking the public to help us out by reporting anything that does not look right during @FIFAWorldCup,” Chief Larry Satterwhite, Mayor’s Office of Homeland Security.
“Public safety will be our priority during @FWC26Houston as it was before and will be after the World Cup,” Mayor John Whitmire, standing with law enforcement agencies and other partners working to ensure that ⚽️ fans and tourists have a safe and enjoyable experience. #FIFA