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The Midtown Redevelopment Authority board meets monthly to oversee TIRZ 2 investments in the Midtown neighborhood south of downtown Houston. Board meetings are open to the public and cover streetscape improvements, affordable housing projects, drainage infrastructure, and economic development initiatives. Midtown residents, businesses, and property owners can attend to comment on capital projects and budget priorities that shape the future of one of Houston's most walkable inner-city neighborhoods.
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