Midtown Super Neighborhood #62
Create a vibrant, walkable and livable community
that is safe and clean for residents, businesses and visitors.
Midtown Super Neighborhood #62
Create a vibrant, walkable and livable community that is safe and clean for residents, businesses and visitors.
Meeting Details News and updatesMSN Summer Gathering
Meet Your Midtown Neighbors at
Elizabeth Baldwin Park on Thursday, August 18 at 6:30 pm.
Regular monthly meetings resume in September.
Our Mission and Vision
The Midtown Super Neighborhood brings together residents, civic organizations, homeowner associations, institutions, and businesses working to identify, plan, and set priorities to address the needs and concerns of Midtown. Our vision is to create a vibrant, walkable and livable community that is safe and clean for residents, businesses and visitors.
AREAS OF CONCERN
Public Safety
Homelessness
Economic development
Public infrastructure
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What is a Super Neighborhood?
A Super Neighborhood is a geographically-designated area, created by the City of Houston Planning and Development Department, where residents, civic organizations, homeowner associations, institutions and businesses work together to identify, plan, and set priorities to address the needs and concerns of their community.
The Super Neighborhood elects a council comprised of area residents and stakeholders that serves as a forum to discuss issues and identify and implement priority projects for the area.
Leadership
President – Michael Lewis
V.P. of Residents – Cynthia Aceves-Lewis
Treasurer – Henriette Bodmer de Heer
Communications Secretary – Emily Patterson
Recording Secretary – Seeking candidates
Top Reasons to Become a Super Neighborhood:
1. Recognition by City of Houston and a stronger, more united voice
2. Connect Midtown citizens with common issues and interests so we can share knowledge and resources, working towards solutions (ex: flooding, crime, homeless)
3. One-on-one interaction with elected City officials at monthly meetings
4. Collaboration with Midtown government (Midtown Management District and Midtown Redevelopment Authority) to identify and resolve community needs and concerns with the City
5. Become a member of the larger group of Super Neighborhoods, known as the Super Neighborhood Alliance (SNA)
Learn more about the Midtown Super Neighborhood Bylaws
Midtown Super Neighborhood Delegates
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We want to hear from you!
Contact us if you would like to:
1. Get involved
2. Let us know the name and contact email of your HOA
3. Share your top three goals for the Midtown Super Neighborhood
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