Amy Peck
Council Member, District A, City of Houston
Amy Peck represents District A on the northwest side of Houston.
Nonpartisan · District A
Offices
Office900 Bagby St, Houston, TX 77002
Counties served
1Harris
District
Type
Council District
ID
A
District Map
Focus areas
3Policies and laws
3Active
Houston's Plan to Fight Climate Change and Keep Our City Safe
The city's roadmap for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving air quality, and building resilience to extreme heat and flooding events.
City
Active
Harris County Flood Control Bond
A $2.5 billion bond program funding over 230 flood risk reduction projects across Harris County, including channel improvements, stormwater detention,...
County
HB 1927Enacted
Texas Law Lets Adults Carry Guns Without Special Permission
Allows eligible Texans aged 21+ to carry handguns without obtaining a license or completing training, effective September 2021.
State
Related Services
2Cross-Sector Collaboration ServicesThis service helps different community groups work as a team to keep everyone safe from political violence. They connect organizations that want the same things and help them make plans together to protect their communities.
State Violence Prevention SupportThis group helps local communities watch for signs of trouble and stay safe from violence. They connect communities with training, resources, and other groups so everyone can work together to keep their neighborhoods peaceful.
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PlanetLearning
Prairie Systems Protect Wildlife and Help Prevent Flooding
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The Bigger WeLearning
Musicians Team Up to Create Songs About Perfect Communities
Live Free USA, a group that works to stop violence, teamed up with rapper Mistah F.A.B. and Golden State Entertainment to make a music project called ...
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NeighborhoodLearning
East New York Voters Want Better Housing, Clean Streets, and Transit
East New York, Brooklyn has changed a lot over the years. This neighborhood used to have many murders - 126 in 1993 - but last year only had 12. Rev. ...
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Perhaps all the dragons in our lives are princesses who are only waiting to see us act, just once, with beauty and courage. Perhaps everything that frightens us is, in its deepest essence, something helpless that wants our love.
Rainer Maria Rilke