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Hobby Area District Board Meeting

By Hobby Area District -- Apr 13, 2026

Hobby Area District Board Meeting

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The Hobby Area District board meets monthly to review public safety, beautification, and economic development programs for the area surrounding William P. Hobby Airport in southeast Houston. Board meetings are open to the public. The Hobby area serves as a major transportation gateway for Houston and the district works to improve the experience for travelers, workers, residents, and businesses near the airport.

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For over 60 years, Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston has brought people of diverse faith traditions together for dialogue, collaboration, and service to the most vulnerable in our community. IM Houston operates Texas's largest Meals on Wheels program (delivering 1.5 million meals annually to 4,300+ homebound seniors), resettles refugees from 40+ countries, coordinates thousands of disaster and community volunteers through Volunteer Houston, and fosters interfaith understanding through dialogue programs, youth leadership, and cultural exchange.

Fifth Ward Multi-Service Center

The Fifth Ward Multi-Service Center is a City of Houston facility serving one of Houston's oldest and most historically significant African American neighborhoods. Located on Market Street, the center provides Fifth Ward residents with direct access to health screenings, public benefits navigation, social services, and community programming. The facility reflects the city's commitment to delivering municipal resources in communities that have historically faced disinvestment and limited access to public services. Source: houstonhealth.org.

Kashmere Multi-Service Center

The Kashmere Multi-Service Center is a City of Houston facility on Lockwood Drive serving the Kashmere Gardens neighborhood in northeast Houston. The center provides residents with on-site access to health services, public benefits support, social service referrals, and civic programming. Kashmere Gardens is a historically Black neighborhood with strong community identity, and the MSC functions as a critical touchpoint connecting residents to city resources without requiring travel to downtown or distant facilities. Source: houstonhealth.org.

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