Community Resources

Stay connected and engaged with the organizations and representatives that serve our neighborhood. Below you'll find links to local districts, community partners, and elected officials who represent Lindale Park. These resources help you stay informed about initiatives that impact our community and provide opportunities to get involved in shaping our neighborhood's future.

Local Districts & Offices

Super Neighborhood 51

Houston's Super Neighborhoods are officially recognized districts where volunteer community organizations facilitate resident input on city planning and serve as bridges between neighborhoods and local government.

houstontx.gov/superneighborhoods/51.html

Greater Northside Management District

Management Districts are special government entities created by the state to promote development, commerce, and transportation. They are funded by taxes on commercial properties and provide tangible improvements like landscaping, lighting, and signage, plus supplemental services such as public safety.

greaternorthsidedistrict.org

TIRZ 21 – Hardy / Near North Side

Houston's TIRZs are funded by capturing tax revenue from property value increases within its zone. This money is spent on infrastructure improvements like roads, sidewalks, parks, drainage facilities, and other redevelopment projects within the zone.

houstontx.gov/ecodev/tirz/21.html

Community Organizations

MD Anderson YMCA

One of the oldest YMCA locations in Houston and central gathering place for Lindale Park.

ymcahouston.org/md-anderson

Friends of Moody Park

A non-profit conservatory aimed at improving Moody Park for all of Houston.

friendsofmoodypark.org

Trees for Houston

Trees for Houston donates trees to Lindale Park annually during the month of November.

treesforhouston.org

Air Alliance Houston

Air Alliance donates air monitoring stations around the city, including one at our community center.

airalliancehouston.org

Government Representatives