As we approach the November 5th election the West Houston Association has written letters of support for three individual resolutions that align with our published West Houston 2060 Plan. WHA’s Board of Directors supports propositions 2, 5 & 8 and […]
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WHA’s Education & Workforce Committee Tours UH Katy’s New Campus
The Education & Workforce Committee met at the newly opened University of Houston Katy campus October 1st, 2019. The meeting begun with a tour of the campus given by Jay Neal, Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of UH Sugarland […]
In Case You Missed It…
In this installment of In Case You Missed It we have flood control updates at the City, County and Federal levels. A look at the future of the high-speed rail and an Op-Ed about Harvey’s past from Former County Judge […]
The West Houston Association Turns 40!
Over the last 40 years, the West Houston Association has had a vision of bringing Quality Growth to Greater West Houston region. With the help of our vast membership and dedicated leaders, the Association has been able to achieve meaningful […]
Congratulations to Destry Dokes one of our Class 1 Rising Leaders
Original Release from: Houston Community College Northwest Houston Community College Northwest, Chief Operating Officer Dr. Destry Dokes, has accepted a new role at San Jacinto College. Dr. Dokes will be the executive director of the new San Jacinto College’s 57-acre campus, […]
TAG: A Grand Vote for Tolls
Original Copy By: Andrea French Moments ago the Texas Transportation Commission voted to keep segments B-C and projects associated with Segment D of the Grand Parkway in the 10-year Unified Transportation Program (UTP). These segments are essential as an evacuation […]
WHA Welcomes Mark Gehringer as Vice Chair of Sustainable Infrastructure Committee
Our Sustainable Infrastructure committee welcomes a new Vice Chairman in Mark Gehringer, PE, Director of Land Development for the Howard Hughes Corporation. Heath Melton, our newest Chairman of the Board & Vice President of Master Planned Communities for The Howard […]
In Case You Missed It…
This weeks installment of In Case You Missed It has a lot of news in higher education. We see the introduction of a new possible flood plan and the progress of many transportation projects. Be sure to catch up on […]