Your City Hall is actually doing some good work.

So okay— let’s talk about something happening right now that really makes a difference for people on the ground in H-Town. You know what the wildest part is? City Hall isn't just about zoning fights and infrastructure, though believe me, I could go on about both. They're actually addressing homelessness in a really specific way.

Wait wait wait, let me back up— According to the "Who are HOU?" series from May 15, we're getting a closer look at Scot More. He's an advocate who’s tackling homelessness through Houston's Homeless Court. This isn't just some feel-good story; it’s about diverting people from the criminal justice system when low-level offenses are tied to their housing situation. It’s a pragmatic approach. Instead of getting caught in a cycle of fines and warrants, the court connects folks with services and housing. That's a huge deal in a city where the cost of living keeps pushing people out.

* Scot More is working with Houston's Homeless Court.

* The court helps people experiencing homelessness with low-level offenses.

* It focuses on connecting individuals to services, not just punishment.

This kind of initiative helps lift people up, rather than just moving them around. It's smart, it's compassionate, and it reflects the kind of city Houston strives to be – a place that doesn't just build skyscrapers but also builds up its people. Keep an eye on how these programs expand; they could be a model for other cities.

H-Town on the wire — no limits, no zoning, no excuses.

I dig into this and more with the crew every single morning— catch us live at mornings.live.