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Houston's getting some backup! A new state task force is here to focus on repeat offenders, aiming to make the city safer by targeting those who keep breaking the law.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 6 the 60 before, 5 the 90 before that.
The grant provides $930,192 in funding, requiring a $201,981 cash match from the city.
Vehicle owners across the city will benefit from reduced theft rates and increased police enforcement.
Individuals who may have been victimized by Floyd Parrott and are yet to come forward.
This will prevent the subdivision of lots into smaller sizes, preserving the current look and feel of the block.
The project helps preserve the community by providing affordable housing for long-term residents.
This protects the existing neighborhood character by preventing smaller lot subdivisions.
The project would provide a resting place for church members, with the church promising to handle all maintenance and safety requirements.
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