Houston Has Real Problems.   We Need Real Solutions!

Elect Georgia Provost!

 

Houston is a great city.  But, Houston also has real problems.  We need real solutions!  I have been involved in public service for over fifty years and I know what it takes to find solutions for the best interest of all of Houston, to include solutions for our under-served communities.

 

We MUST HAVE grassroots people in our city's leadership positions to assure that our neighborhoods thrive and prosper.  

VOTE NOV 5, 2019 

Georgia Provost 

Houston City Council At-Large Position 1

• Retired Educator - HISD   TSU

• Historian  |  Community Consultant

• Life Long Volunteer  |  Over 70 Awards  

• Founder, Black and Brown Coalition for Education

• Former Grand Jury Commissioner

• B.S. Degree - Texas Southern University

• Advanced Studies - U of H & Rice

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The City Of Houston City Council is made up of sixteen Council Members, along with the Mayor and the City Controller.  

 

Members are elected every four years.  Eleven City Council Members represent specific geographic districts.  Five City Council members serve At-Large city wide representing the entire city.

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For the City Council Member for your district visit:  

https://www.houstontx.gov/council/whoismycm.html

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The Houston City Council meets two times weekly at City Hall, 901 Bagby, Houston, TX  77002, in the Council Chamber. 

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• Tuesday 1:30 pm  Public Comment Session

• Wednesday 9:00 am Council Approval Session

 

For guidelines on speaking at the Public Sessions and sign up formation to speak, along with the holiday schedule and break weeks visit:

https://www.houstontx.gov/council/meetingsinfo.html

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LET'S SUPPORT OUR INSTITUTIONS

Georgia D Provost says "Do The Math."  

 

Georgia Doyle Provost says if 10,000 alumni and former students of Texas Southern University would donate just $10 per month for a year!!  

 

“TSU is in the community. I don’t care if you graduated from TSU or not. It’s our university, in our community, educating our sons and daughters, and we should all support it.”