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Champion · Demo Heights

Hi, Sample C. Here's how Demo Heights is doing.

Keep this link private

It's your key to this page; bookmark it. You'll only ever see numbers here, never who signed.

The letter is being checked and printed

Nothing to do but keep sharing: more neighbors voting makes the priorities clearer for the next letter.

14 of 10 verified residentsDemo Heights

Threshold met — ready to mail to council

  1. Voting (completed)
  2. Verified (current step)
  3. Mailed (not started)
  4. Delivered (not started)

Read the letter as it stands · 27 neighbors have voted

Your link brought

14
Visits
9
Voted
4
Signed

Counted once per neighbor, the first time they arrive through your link. Just the numbers: we never show who.

Your invite link, poster and messages

Print the poster

For windows, shops and community boards, not utility poles.

Your invite link

https://civicboost.lead-with-oleg.workers.dev/n/demo-heights?ref=de00de00

For group chats and Nextdoor

Demo Heights neighbors: 146 City service requests on our streets are past the City's own deadline. Say which ones you see and add your name to our letter to City Hall (takes a minute): https://civicboost.lead-with-oleg.workers.dev/n/demo-heights?ref=de00de00

For a civic club or church newsletter

Our neighborhood letter to Council Member Jordan Sample (demo) 146 service requests in Demo Heights are open past the City of Houston's own deadline, and 43 have waited more than a year. When 10 neighbors sign, CivicBoost prints our letter with the City's own numbers and mails it to City Hall. Vote on what should be fixed first, then add your name: https://civicboost.lead-with-oleg.workers.dev/n/demo-heights?ref=de00de00

A 2-minute pitch for a Super Neighborhood or civic club meeting

  1. 146 requests in Demo Heights are past the City's own deadline; 43 have waited over a year.
  2. Each 311 report goes into a queue alone. Nobody at City Hall sees that a whole street reported it.
  3. So we're sending one letter, from verified neighbors, to Council Member Jordan Sample (demo), with the City's own numbers.
  4. Take out your phone, scan the poster or open the link, and say which problems you see. It takes a minute.
  5. At 10 signatures it's printed and mailed. We'll share the reply here.

Wear it, stick it, plant it: Demo Heights is asking

Every piece carries your invite QR, so each scan counts toward your link. Print them yourself today; printed orders are coming.

  • DEMO HEIGHTS IS ASKINGSCAN · ADD YOUR VOICE

    Round stickers

    3 in, 6 per sheet · printed: about $1–2 each

    For your own things (laptop, water bottle, car window) or a shop window with permission. Never on public property, poles or signs.

    Print it yourself
  • Demo Heights is asking.

    Stop leaks on Reed Rd

    Scan: say what you see.
    Sign the letter.

    Yard sign

    24 × 18 in · printed: about $15–25

    On private property with the owner's permission only. Never in medians, sidewalks or the public right-of-way.

    Print it yourself
  • DEMO HEIGHTS IS ASKINGSCAN · ADD YOUR VOICE

    T-shirt

    Chest seal + back print · printed: about $20–30

    Wear it to Super Neighborhood and council meetings: people will ask, and the QR answers.

    Print it yourself
  • Demo Heights is asking.

    Scan: say what you see.
    Sign the letter.

    Window poster

    US Letter · free to print

    Windows, laundromats, corner stores and community boards, with permission. Not on utility poles.

    Print it yourself

Prices are estimates from typical print shops. No orders are taken here yet; “notify me” just tells us what champions want first. Keep it non-partisan: no candidates, parties or campaigns on anything you make.

What happened since it was mailed

1 cleared · 2 moving · 1 no change

  1. 01

    Reed Rd: water leaks & sewer

    Past deadline: 9 at mailing → 6 now

    Moving
  2. 02

    Bayou Dr: drainage & flooding

    Was 5 past deadline · fewer than 3 requests still open

    Cleared
  3. 03

    Airport Blvd: trees & storm limbs

    Past deadline: 6 at mailing → 4 now

    Moving
  4. 04

    A covered bus stop on the main street

    A neighbor's proposal · 6 backers

    Waiting on the office
  5. 05

    Reed Rd: signals, signs & street lights

    Past deadline: 5 at mailing → 5 now

    No change yet

The office replied on Sep 21

The district office asked Public Works for a repair timeline on the top two streets and will report back to the Super Neighborhood (sample reply).

Compares the City's 311 data from Sep 6, 2026 (when the letter was mailed) with Sep 27, 2026. A street is “cleared” when fewer than 3 requests are still open. This shows what changed since the letter, not why.