Houston officials are prioritizing community input as they develop a new plan to address the impacts of recent storms. During a recent budget and fiscal affairs meeting, city representatives outlined their strategy for public engagement, emphasizing the importance of resident feedback in shaping future initiatives.

To facilitate this engagement, the city has launched a resident survey and an agency survey, both accessible on the city’s website. These surveys aim to gather insights from residents about the challenges they faced during the storms, as well as the resources they utilized to cope with those challenges. This feedback will be crucial in identifying community needs and informing the city’s response strategies.

The initiative reflects a commitment to transparency and collaboration, ensuring that the voices of Houston residents are heard in the decision-making process. As the city moves forward, officials are eager to incorporate this valuable input into their planning efforts, ultimately aiming to enhance resilience and support for the community in the face of future storms.