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Another Local Dog Park: The Trail of Lakes MUD Dog Park

For those of you looking for a place that you can let your dog run around, unleashed, and play with other dogs, a new park has been added to the several dog parks in the area. To read more about this new park, click here.

Area Dog Parks

Here are a few of the other dog parks in the area where dogs are permitted to be unleashed in a specific designated area. Hope this is helpful to the dog owners.

Atascocita ParkAlexander Deussen Park
17302 W. Lake Houston Pkwy12303 Sonnier St.
Atascocita, TX 77346Houston, TX 77044
Kingwood Dog Park Gene Green Beltway 8 Park
619 Lakeville Drive6500 E. Sam Houston Pkwy N.
Kingwood, TX 77339Houston, TX 77049
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HCA Kingwood Health Academy – June 15

HCA Kingwood extends an invitation to join them for another informative Kingwood Health Academy presentation on June 15th.  Their wonderful chef Manny will be serving something amazing for dinner (free with RSVP).  Dr. Liang is a general surgeon, but he will be focusing on hernia repair.  Please RSVP by using the QR code, the website, or the number below.  They have hosted these free events for over 7 years… They say, “If you have not yet attended, please come!  You will enjoy.”

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Houston Parks and Recreation Department Hazardous Tree Removal Survey – Deadline May 26, 2023

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

May 15, 2023
Contact: Jessica Beemer
(832) 393-3008
districte@houstontx.gov

HPARD Hazardous Tree Removal Survey

HOUSTON – Mayor Pro Tem Dave Martin would like to make District E residents aware that Houston Parks and Recreation Department is working on a grant proposal to secure federal funding for a Hazard Tree Removal Program. The proposed program would involve working with homeowners to identify and remove dead trees and overgrown limbs within their yard, at no cost to the homeowner. Homeowners would also be eligible for replacement trees.This Hazardous Tree Removal Survey is intended to help them determine how many homeowners would be interested in a program like this. HPARD is asking for everyone to share this survey with your neighbors and let them know if a Hazard Tree Removal Program is something your community wants.The survey is currently open for your submission and will remain open through May 26, 2023. For any questions, please contact AskParks@houstontx.gov and click here to take the online survey.
Mayor Pro Tem Dav He Martin City of Houston | 900 Bagby, Houston, TX 77002