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Comcast to Upgrade System in Hammersmith
Here's what they plan on doing starting about the week of July 26th:
- Add new or replace about 800 feet of cable tray.
- Place loose Comcast wiring in the cable trays where the wires will be hidden
- Remove loose unused wiring
- Test the main feed line and replace defective parts
Who's Your City Councilman?
Here He Is:
Oliver Pennington
Houston City Council Member, District G
(832) 393-3007
(832) 395-9571 (fax)
Read the latest Houston Council District G Newsletter HERE.
New Pool Rules!
Updated pool rules are here this summer. Note the new rule about not standing on pool furniture. If you're inclined to dance on the tables, please refrain! Click HERE.
June 2010 Anvil
The June, 2010 edition of the Hammersmith Anvil is available online. Click HERE to read it in PDF format.
March 2010 Quarterly Board Meeting Minutes available to residents only. Please login with your username and password in the Residents Only section.
Architectural Control Committee Home Improvement Approval Form Available
The form to request Architectural Control Committee approval of planned home improvements is available online. Click HERE to open and print the form in Adobe Acrobat Reader. Instructions are on the form. Subit the completed form and attachments to Gary Gondzur.
New City of Houston Website
HERE is a link to the city's new website that has a lot of data. If you dig through the menus you can find the utility layout in our neighborhood and a lot of things, including links to the appraisal district.
Pet-lovers: New Website for BARC
The City of Houston ’s Webmaster has joined forces with Bureau of Animal Regulation and Care (BARC) to create a user friendly BARC website. The website has all kinds of neat information such as adoption information, reported lost/found animals, animal ordinances, how to license your pet as well as information about rabies, bats, microchipping your animal and much more! Click HERE to visit the site.
Concerned About Crime?
In an effort to increase public safety and crime prevention awareness in Houston, the Houston Police Department (HPD) has launched the first phase of a new interactive crime tool for citizens. The goal of this new crime statistics website is to keep citizens informed of crime occurring in areas where they live and work and to help HPD in solving crimes. Users can track and map crime trends in neighborhoods throughout the city. Search for crime incidents, occurring as far back as 30 days or as recent as within the last 24 hours, by address, city council district, police beat, super neighborhood or zip code. Additionally, monthly Uniform Crime Report (UCR) Part 1 crimes by police beat and police district are available in tabular data form dating back to January 2006.
Click HERE to view the new website, go to http://mycity.houstontx.gov/crime. For additional information about the site, please contact HPD Public Affairs at public.affairs@cityofhouston.net or 713-308-3200. |
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