The North Houston Association (NHA) announced new leadership and honored outgoing board members and officers at the November Annual Membership Luncheon, featuring Houston Airport System CEO Jim Szczesniak as the keynote speaker. Board Chair Ed Shackelford, P.E.,...

Houston Airports Director of Aviation, Jim Szczesniak, A.A.E.,  joined NHA on November 12th for the Annual Membership Luncheon & Board Installation. With more than two decades of management experience in both the public and private sector, Jim is responsible for...

The Houston Regional Economic Development Alliance (HREDA) was formed in 2006 with a group of over 80 regional economic development organizations and municipalities who shared an interest in creating jobs and investing in the Houston region so it can remain a...

NHA has officially unveiled the inaugural Strategic Flood Reduction Priorities (SFRP) document with a wonderful evening reception at the East Aldine Management District Ampitheatre. We are so proud to share this project with you all, which has...

Earlier this year, on April 20th, 2024, the Houston Airport System hosted a community prevention initiative to raise awareness about human trafficking, emphasizing the importance of knowledge in rescuing victims and preventing future occurrences...

The North Houston Association held the Annual Flood Control Breakfast on August 28th, 2024, gathering with over 250 members, electeds and public officals in the room. They all came to hear from the panel of experts including Harris County Flood...

August 15th marks the day when the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) voted to adopt the 2024 State Flood Plan, the states first comprehesive assessment of 15 individual watersheds with region based suggestions and solutions to address flooding. The NHA membership...

We are so excited to welcome our new Water Committee Vice Chair, Matt Barrett, P.E.! Matt is the San Jacinto River Authority’s Water Resources and Flood Management Division Manager.  After working as a summer intern for SJRA, he started full time with the Authority...

The Houston Regional Economic Development Alliance (HREDA) was formed in 2006 with a group of over 80 regional economic development organizations and municipalities who shared an interest in creating jobs and investing in the Houston region so it can remain a...

The U.S. Small Business Administration has disaster assistance now available for businesses, renters, homeowners, and private nonprofits who were affected by Hurricane Beryl. They will be holding a Disaster Loan Information Session tomorrow July 19th from 12:00 PM -...