Our Sustainability Stars winner, Jersey Meadows Detention Basin, received recognition in the County Judges Report, a newsletter put out by Judge Ed Emmett. Harris County Flood Control District, Harris County Precinct 4 and the City of Jersey Village all worked diligently to make the project […]
WHA Developments
Our First Major Issues Forum Was a Success
Yesterday was our first major issues forum and we are happy to say it was a success. Texas Comptroller, Glenn Hegar, gave a great speech on a range of issues that the state of Texas currently faces and has […]
WHA Creates Advisory Board
On December 19th, the WHA Board of Directors unanimously voted to create the WHA Advisory Board. The Advisory Board will aid in Board discussion and play an active role in promoting WHA’s initiatives. On Tuesday, February 20th the Board of […]
WHA Welcomes Back David Hightower to our Board of Directors
David Hightower is currently the Executive Vice President, of Development, at Midway Companies. He previously spent 36 years in various leadership roles at Wolff Companies with the last 27 years serving as the Executive Vice President and Chief Development Officer. […]
New 2018 Quality Growth Partners
WHA is excited to welcome All 23 of our 2017 Quality Growth Partners (QGP) back into the program for 2018 as well as 3 new partners! Our QGP’s play an essential role in WHA producing worthwhile content and events. In […]
WHA Welcomes New QPD Committee Chair
On February 20, 2018 WHA’s Board of Directors appointed Collin Pier as the new Chair of the Quality Planned Development (QPD) Committee. Pier is currently the Vice President of Acquisitions and Land Development at Trendmaker Homes and has served as […]
Welcome Si Environmental, LLC
The West Houston Association would like to welcome Si Environmental, LLC as a new 2018 member. Si Environmental is a premier water and wastewater service provider in the Greater West Houston region and strives to ensure quality service to all […]
How Did Houston Water Utilities Fare During Harvey Inundation
Water Resources Committee Vice-Chair and partner at ABHR, LLP., Alia Vinson, wrote an article on the water utilities performance in the wake of flooding and inundation during Hurricane Harvey. As we know, Hurricane Harvey was unprecedented, but the lessons learned from previous […]
Should Houston Follow the Transit Plan Less Traveled?
Tory Gattis, with the Center for Opportunity Urbanism, wrote an article published in the Houston Chronicle, Sunday evening. In the piece, he writes about the impact the transportation decisions made now, will have on future generations of commuters and city […]
The Latest Version of Our Flood Control Map
West Houston Association is proud to present our latest version of our Flood Protection Plan Map. We along with many other companies have worked hard to come up with a plan that is comprehensive and inclusive of not just the West […]