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Office of Judge Lina Hidalgo
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If you’ve not made your voice heard, today is the last day to do so! Grab a friend, neighbor, co-worker, or loved one and head to the polls from 7am-7pm. Visit harrisvotes.com for more information on what’s on your ballot and to find your closest polling location.
Due to the federal government shutdown, many Harris County residents will stop receiving SNAP benefits beginning in November. If you or someone you know needs help, please see the link for distribution sites across our region: bit.ly/4hAkVpX
Special Distributions for Neighbors Experiencing SNAP Benefit Interruptions - Houston Food Bank
Houston Food Bank has announced several special food distribution sites to support neighbors whose SNAP benefits have been interrupted
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Judge Hidalgo and the trade delegation she is leading met with Inventec, a global technology leader driving the future of AI, cloud computing, and advanced manufacturing. Inventec recently announced opening a massive manufacturing plant in Katy that will bring at least 2300 jobs to Harris County.
Judge Hidalgo is leading a delegation of Harris County business leaders on a trade mission to Taiwan and Japan. By positioning Harris County as the leading partner for economic growth, Judge Hidalgo is working to build international partnerships and bring investments and jobs to Harris County.
Although there have been improvements, a recent audit found that departments have still not fully implemented the procurement reforms that Commissioners Court voted on last April. Judge Hidalgo is committed to working with her colleagues to fully implement the reforms.
The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program educates volunteers about disaster preparedness for the hazards that may occur where they live. During emergencies, CERT volunteers help provide support in their communities. Sign up today to get CERT certified: harriscountycitizencorps.com/CERT
Judge Lina Hidalgo is calling for more transparency and accountability in the county contracting process.

Read the full article here: tinyurl.com/uvdtcsyj
Today, Judge Lina Hidalgo met with Yvonne Hsiao, Director General of the Taipei Economic and Culture Office (TECO) in Houston, to discuss how Taiwan and Harris County can best work together to drive further innovation and create more opportunities for regional prosperity.
Please see the statement from County Judge Lina Hidalgo.
Shubh Deepavali to all those celebrating in Harris County! May the lights of Diwali guide you to happiness, peace, and prosperity.
Judge Hidalgo designated October 2025 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Harris County. Since 2021, Harris County has invested more than $20 million to help reduce the court backlog, provide mental health services for those affected by family violence, and expand nonprofit shelter capacity.
Please see the statement from County Judge Lina Hidalgo.
ReadyHarris provides access to information on how to prepare for all types of disasters, highlights real-time alerts regarding ongoing emergencies, and connects you with tools available to help you plan, recover, and stay safe when disaster strikes. Get prepared, visit readyharris.org.
Judge Hidalgo met with Takajiro Ishikawa, President & CEO of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America (MHI), Inc. Ishikawa leads the company’s North American team, which is headquartered in Houston, in advancing the clean energy transition, creating green jobs and reducing emissions.
Harris County and other jurisdictions across Texas were set to receive $249M as part of Solar for All, a grant created to expand access to clean energy and create jobs. The Harris County Attorney’s Office announced that they are suing to fight for this critical local investment in solar energy
Judge Hidalgo joined the Harris County Attorney’s Office for a press conference on federal funding cuts to the Solar for All program. Solar for All is a national grant intended to help communities like Harris County lower energy costs, create good-paying green jobs, and improve disaster resiliency.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Early detection saves lives, and this October, Harris County Public Health is offering FREE breast cancer screenings.

📞 Call (832) 927-7350 to schedule your free screening today.
Today is Indigenous Peoples’ Day! Join us as we celebrate, honor and commemorate the courage, history and culture of Indigenous peoples in Harris County.
Harris County faces a wide array of potential threats, from hurricanes and severe flooding to chemical fires. Make sure you have wireless emergency alerts turned on.

Visit the links for more information on how to turn on Wireless Emergency Alerts: Apple: bit.ly/4nTHKYd and Android: bit.ly/46VbOg3.
Every year, neighbors across Harris County come together to strengthen the bond between residents and law enforcement during National Night Out. The Office of Judge Lina Hidalgo had the opportunity to attend several events in support of public safety.
The last day to register to vote for the November 4, 2025, election in Texas is Monday, October 6. Visit harrisvotes.com to check your voter registration status.
Please see the statement from County Judge Lina Hidalgo.
Our very own, Selena Garcia, was featured in the Houston Chronicle in recognition of her story of persistence and innovation for immigration justice. Her story is a beacon of hope that reminds us that a better future is possible for all in Harris County.
Read her inspiring story here: bit.ly/48wowmv
Who is Selena Garcia? Mexican immigrant serves as a voice for the community.
Family, education, and culture fuel the journey of Selena Garcia, a key adviser to Judge Lina Hidalgo.
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The Flood Warning System measures rainfall amounts in bayous and major streams. This system relies on 200 gage stations strategically placed throughout Harris County bayous to inform residents of dangerous weather conditions. Check your neighborhood's flood risk in real time: harriscountyfws.org