As part of the $2 trillion CARES Act, the Treasury Department has released its application and rules for the Paycheck Protection Plan (PPP). Businesses with fewer than 500 employees may consider a loan under the PPP even if they do […]
WHA Developments
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Information concerning steps small business need to take to help Texas qualify for SBA emergency loans, business resources for the coronavirus, studies that prove how spending 20 minutes in a park increases help, and much more. Here is the latest segment […]
Apply Now: Texas Flood Infrastructure Fund
Many of us cannot do much during this pandemic. One thing that government entities, from counties to municipal utility districts, may be able to do now to prepare for the future (including the upcoming hurricane season) is apply for flood […]
“Thanks For 4 Great Years”-CEO/President of WHA Announces Resignation
The President and CEO of West Houston Association, Augustus “Auggie” Campbell, announced his resignation in a letter to members on March 24, 2020 after discussing a transition plan with WHA Executive Board members and staff. “I am sure that WHA’s […]
WHA COVID 19 News & Updates
The West Houston Association is committed to keeping our members informed as our region sees cases of COVID 19 spike. As of 9 am on March 20, the Houston Chronicle reported 329 COVID-19 cases and 5 deaths in Texas. Harris […]
Our 2020 Annual Report is HERE!
We have finished our 2020 Annual Report and are proud to present it to you below: Be sure to flip through and read up on current leadership, a recap of 2019, and what we have been looking forward to in […]
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Desilting projects are starting, data collection for a parks master plan in Jersey City has begun, and more. Here is the latest segment of In Case You Missed It.
WHA COVID 19 Update
The West Houston Association brings industry leaders together to improve the quality of life for individuals who live and work in Greater West Houston. Your quality of life is very important to us, and we aim to take appropriate precautions […]
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Millions of dollars are flowing into local infrastructure projects, Houston Community College sets a date for the construction of a new campus, changes have been made to local committees, and a new determination has been made for flood liability. For […]
$200 million in SH 36 improvements underway; 36A study moves forward
Progress is being made on the State Highway 36 and the proposed 36A corridor, a project concerning more than $300 million in improvements over a 52-mile stretch of SH36. Patrick Gant, TxDOT’s Houston District Deputy Director of Transportation Planning and […]