Engaging with the community is what it's all about. I am so grateful to be serving you and keeping you in the loop with what's happening and what resources are available to you. 1/2

Austin is Empowering Entrepreneurs with New Kiva Hub! In partnership with Kiva, a global nonprofit, the Austin Hub will facilitate $1,000 to $15,000 crowdfunded microloans to local entrepreneurs looking to launch or expand their businesses. 1/2

This evening, I had the pleasure of speaking with Grisham Middle School PTA members about how the City of Austin can partner with our District 6 schools! 1/2

📣Attention High School Students! Tomorrow 04/15 is the last day to register for the 2026-2027 Austin Youth Council! If you want to have a voice in your local government, don't miss this opportunity to make meaningful change. 1/2

Your Budget, Your Priorities ✅ Don’t miss out on participating in #ATXBudget conversations with City Manager T.C. Broadnax! - Wed. April 15, 6:30pm, Northwest YMCA 📌 Learn more: AustinTexas.gov/Budget

📣 See my highlights from the April 9, 2026 regular meeting of the Austin City Council.

Warmest Easter wishes to all who celebrate from the District 6 office! Wishing everyone a day filled with joy, renewal, and quality time with the people you love.

I am excited to welcome Ronald McDonald House to D6! A new 9 bedroom facility that will house up to 36 people is opening inside Texas Children's Austin, allowing families to be just steps away when their children are receiving care - all at no cost. Thanks to all who made this possible in NW Austin!

I had the privilege of helping to break ground on the new Kathy Manning Athletic Center with T&C Sports and presenting them with a proclamation from the City of Austin! This new indoor sports facility will be a huge asset to Northwest Austin, serving over 7,000 youth.

As Passover begins, we honor the enduring story of resilience, liberation, and faith. The District 6 office wishes everyone who celebrates a meaningful holiday filled with connection and hope. Chag Sameach!

Cupprimo is celebrating its 18th Anniversary today! This morning, I presented this proclamation to owner Amy Closson, recognizing her many accomplishments, including her appearance on Cupcake Wars and running a business that has weathered many storms with grace and resilience. 1/2

Last week, the District 6 office and the City of Austin hosted an author's reception for Tanya Athar-Jogee. Attendees heard her read a passage from her novel Tiny Glimmers of Light, set in 2014 Pakistan. 1/2

📣 See my highlights from the March 26, 2026 regular meeting of the Austin City Council.

Today Council approved Item 40, which I brought forward to expand “missing middle” housing in Austin. This builds on Site Plan Lite and begins the process of updating our land development code to allow for a broader mix of housing options across the city.

City Council passed a resolution to explore allowing home-based micro-businesses! Thank you to CM Harper-Madison for bringing this forward. I believe that micro-commerce will add to the unique charm of Austin, improve walkability of neighborhoods, and increase connectivity among neighbors. 1/2

I am excited to welcome the residents of the Red Oaks Apartments to District 6! This mixed-income, affordable housing development is only the second in D6, and ensures more families have access to stable, attainable housing.

Wishing a joyful Eid al-Fitr to all who are celebrating in Austin and around the world. May this day bring peace, reflection, and time with loved ones. Eid Mubarak!

You're invited to an author's reception recognizing District 6's Tanya Athar-Jogee and her book entitled "Tiny Glimmers of Light," set in 2014 Pakistan. Enjoy a reading, refreshments, and community on March 25th, 2026 in the atrium of City Hall. Register at bit.ly/4qw31Iw or link in bio.

As your Council Member and a member of the Capital Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) board, I have advocated for a Parmer Lane that is safer for pedestrians and cyclists. 1/2

Public honors should reflect our community’s values, and we have a responsibility to act with honesty, accountability, and care for survivors. This does not diminish the farmworker cause; it underscores that no single individual stands above the communities who shaped the movement. 1/2

It was my honor to present this proclamation to Don Pitts and Sound Music Cities. Our city’s identity has always been deeply connected to people like Don Pitts, who build, support, and champion live music. 1/2

Thank you to residents of Davis Spring for reaching out to my office about pedestrian safety on Neenah Ave. The City of Austin has installed a new crosswalk, providing a safer walking route to local businesses! Grateful to our City workers also for getting this done so quickly!

📣 See my highlights from the March 12, 2026 regular meeting of the Austin City Council.

We all want our children to be safe going to school, and so it is vital that we collaborate on solutions and keep the lines of communication open. The public can send messages to the Round Rock ISD Transportation Team through Let's Talk at the link in bio. www.roundrockisd.org/o/rrisd/page...

Huge thanks to Texas Gun Sense for inviting me to speak on a panel at All Hands: Fighting Texas’ Gun Violence Epidemic as a Public Health Crisis. These conversations feel especially important right now as our community is still heartbroken from the recent shooting that took the lives of 3 people.

I was so honored to give the keynote address at the 2026 Woman to Woman's International Women's Day event this morning! It was inspiring to look around the room and see all of the women who are making meaningful change within the City of Austin as we explored what Give to Gain means to all of us.

Today, we gathered at Austin City Hall to celebrate IWD 2026 I’m proud to serve in a city where women play such an important role in shaping our community, & grateful to have hosted this celebration alongside @cmkristalaine.bsky.social, CM Natasha Harper-Madison, @vanessaforatx.bsky.social

Join us this Saturday, March 7th, for It's My Park Day! Austin Parks Foundation and Austin Parks and Recreation Department are gearing up for their biannual volunteer event. Three District 6 locations still have spots available. 1/2

🗳️Today is Election Day! If you have not yet cast your ballot, be sure and get in line by 7 p.m. If you get in line, stay in line. Visit VoteTravis.gov or wilcotx.gov/elections for information about lines and locations. 1/2

The City of Austin will mobilize a Victim Assistance Center for those impacted by the incident on W. 6th Street Sunday morning. Crisis counseling, returning of personal effects and other services available Tuesday & Wednesday from 10am-8pm. 1/2

I was so glad to attend IGNITE!, Shalom Austin’s annual celebration of generosity and community. It was wonderful to see so many D6 neighbors alongside members of Austin’s Jewish community. 1/2

Our hearts and our prayers go out to the families and friends of everyone that was affected. I am so grateful for our brave first responders, including Austin Police and EMS, who were already positioned downtown and arrived on the scene very quickly, saving many lives.

📣 See my highlights from the February 26, 2026 regular meeting of the Austin City Council.

Thank you @vanessaforatx.bsky.social and the Public Health Committee for bringing this item that will evaluate and prioritize funding for social services. 1/2

All people in the United States, regardless of immigration status, have constitutional rights. To help residents understand and exercise those rights, “Know Your Rights” Red Cards are available at every Austin Public Library branch in multiple languages.

Last Sunday, I had the privilege of speaking to Cub Scout Pack 97 as they marked the completion of their Cub Scout journey. Thank you scouts for fostering a sense of civic responsibility in our young people. The future looks bright with these shining stars! 🌟

📣 Help shape the future of your city! The City of Austin is hosting bond input sessions to hear about the needs of your neighborhood. Bonds fund critical infrastructure projects like Safe Routes to School, flood mitigation, & affordable housing, so input from all parts of Austin is valuable. 1/2

Happy Lunar New Year from the District 6 office! 🧧✨ Today we welcome the Year of the Horse, symbolizing energy, strength, and forward movement. Wishing all who celebrate a joyful, healthy, and prosperous new year filled with new beginnings and community connection.

🗳️ Early voting starts today and goes through next Friday! Please use this opportunity to flex your civic muscles. During early voting, you can vote at any location in your County. On Election Day, in Williamson County, you must vote at your specific location.

It's all of you that make District 6 special 💗 Happy Valentine's Day!

Bring your friends for Teen Night! We'll have free pizza, games, and activities, and we want your ideas! How can we use this space better for you? Help us shape our District 6 community center! bit.ly/4aO7oZY

Getting things done for District 6! 🚸 This intersection near Canyon Vista Middle School has been a major concern for parents and students walking or biking to school. Thanks to the amazing team at Austin Transportation and Public Works Department, it now has a new crosswalk! 1/2

📣 See my highlights from the February 5, 2026 regular meeting of the Austin City Council.

Join us in celebrating Whip My Soul Day in Austin and the 4th anniversary of our beloved District 6 establishment! Today we kicked off Black History Month recognizing history makers, Tanika and Antonio Echols, also known as Mr. And Mrs. Whip My Soul. 1/2

Now that we are beginning to thaw out from this weekend's freeze, I'm excited to give you these updates from the January 22nd regular meeting of the Austin City Council. This meeting included some big improvements for D6. 1/3

Today, we remember the six million Jewish people murdered in the Holocaust and millions of other lives lost to hatred because of their identity, ethnicity, or disability. We mourn those lost, and we remember so that it never happens again.

New update 01/25: Cold weather shelters have been extended until Tuesday morning. If you need assistance getting to warmth, please call 3-1-1.

Temperatures are plunging and ice is accumulating. Please stay home if at all possible. Visit drivetexas.org for the latest updates on road conditions and possible closures.

Correction: Spicewood Springs Library will close at 3 p.m. today.

As arctic temperatures move into our area, it is vital that everyone seek shelter. Please note that CapMetro buses will stop running at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday. Intake at One Texas Center will begin at 2 p.m. instead of the usual 6 p.m. time.