Open-Door Event at Union Pacific Railroad premises, scheduled for August 5, 2025
The Fifth Ward Multi-Service Center, located at 4014 Market St., Houston, TX, United States, will play host to an open house event for the Union Pacific Railroad site in the Fifth Ward of Houston on a date yet to be announced in August 2025[1][2].
This community engagement event promises to bring together key stakeholders, including representatives from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 6, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), the City of Houston, Harris County, and the Texas Department of State Health Services[3]. The primary focus of the open house will be on environmental updates and site actions involving Union Pacific and these regulatory bodies.
Attendees can expect to receive updates on current and future actions related to the site, as well as discussions on sampling results and site activities[3]. For those interested in learning more about the site beforehand, a link has been provided for further information[2].
The EPA's South Central regional office has issued invitations and announcements for this open house, emphasising the cooperation between EPA and TCEQ in providing updates on the site[2][3]. This event offers a valuable opportunity for the community to engage with decision-makers and stay informed about the progress of the Union Pacific Railroad site in the Fifth Ward of Houston.
[1] Houston Chronicle: Union Pacific Railroad site open house scheduled in Fifth Ward [2] EPA South Central: Upcoming Union Pacific Railroad Site Open House in Houston [3] TCEQ: Union Pacific Railroad Site Open House
- The event at The Fifth Ward Multi-Service Center will not only focus on updates related to the Union Pacific Railroad site but also delve into discussions about health-and-wellness, considering the involvement of the Texas Department of State Health Services.
- For those with an interest in science, particularly environmental science, this open house will provide insights into the collaborative efforts of the EPA and TCEQ in managing the Union Pacific Railroad site, offering a unique platform for engagement and learning.
