District F works better when we are connected.
I believe every neighborhood deserves to feel seen, heard, and valued by City Hall.
I grew up in Alief, surrounded by families who worked hard, looked out for one another, and came from different parts of the world in search of opportunity. This community helped shape who I am, and it taught me that progress happens when people are connected—to one another, to opportunity, to reliable city services, and to leaders who listen and follow through.
Too many District F residents feel overlooked or disconnected from City Hall. Streets, drainage, public safety, parks, illegal dumping, and other basic concerns can go unresolved while residents are left wondering whether anyone is listening.
I am running for City Council because I believe District F deserves a representative who will show up, communicate honestly, connect people with the right resources, and keep working until problems are addressed.
Together, we can build safer and cleaner neighborhoods, reliable infrastructure, and greater economic opportunity across District F.
“Houston has given me so much. It is where I have built my career, served my community, planted trees, worked on flooding and infrastructure, supported neighborhood cleanups, and brought people together around practical solutions. Now I am ready to take that work to City Hall. I am running because Houston deserves leadership focused on the basics: safer neighborhoods, reliable infrastructure, cleaner communities, economic opportunity, and a city government that listens and delivers. This campaign will be built the same way I have tried to serve: with energy, optimism, hard work, and a belief that progress happens when people show up.”
– Alan Steinberg
