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Update on West 11th Street Park
By Jennifer Vickers, Friends of West 11th Street Park
Visitors of all ages come to West 11th Street Park for a hands-on look at indigenous flora and fauna. But in May, a […]
Super Neighborhood Council-14 News
Texas State Legislature HB 62
Texting and speeding on Ella Blvd. in front of Sinclair has long been a concern of the SNC-14. Governor Abbott’s signing of HB […]
Notice of Public Meeting
The City of Houston is working with the Timbergrove Community to develop a plan to improve traffic safety in your area. As part of the process, a proposal for the installation of speed cushions on various […]
Construction Update
Contributed by Ben Crabb
The I-610 northbound feeder lane extending from Old Katy Road toward W. 18th street has now been completed and opened. The feeder lane is continuous and elevates above the U.P. railroad tracks […]
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The Connection Between Hot Weather and Crime
Reposted from the Harris County Precinct One Constable Newsletter, to view the newsletter in your browser, click here
It’s hot out there. And most experts have concluded that when the outdoor temperature goes up, so doescriminal behavior, even if only slightly.
Some of the explanations for the pattern are pretty basic. The “bad guys” prefer warm nights to move around in, compared to cold seasons when the frost matches their cold criminal hearts. Law-abiding families with school-age children are most likely to take vacations in the summer, leaving their […]
Crime in Timbergrove Manor-June Crime Update
by the Neighborhood Security Committee
May was a challenging month for Timbergrove Manor sections 5 – 14. We exceeded the typical number of thefts, had two burglaries, and also had our first robbery since 2015. All were unfortunate incidents, though we are certainly most concerned about the robbery which occurred on May 13. A neighbor was walking his dog when he was held up by two men at gunpoint who demanded his wallet. Though May was a touch month, there were no […]