City of Hope

The City of Houston has activated its Public Health Heat Emergency Plan to provide resources for residents seeking refuge from extreme heat, particularly during periods of excessive heat advisories. Designated cooling centers, including libraries and community centers, are available to offer relief to those without air conditioning. In addition to providing shelter, the Houston Health Department emphasizes the importance of taking precautions against heat-related illnesses, especially for vulnerable populations. Recommendations include increasing water consumption, wearing appropriate clothing, and seeking air-conditioned environments during the hottest parts of the day. Generated from the website

The City of Houston serves its residents, businesses, and visitors through a variety of essential services and resources, including 311 Help and Info, public health, parks and recreation, and economic development. The city is committed to fostering community engagement and transparency through initiatives such as the Open Data Portal and the HTX Collects mobile app for waste management. Generated from the website

The Veterinary Public Health (VPH) division of Harris County Public Health collaborates with the community to establish a secure and compassionate environment for residents and animals in unincorporated Harris County. Their mission is to promote the well-being of both humans and animals through proactive measures and partnerships, ensuring a safe and healthy community for all. Generated from their website's infomation