February 2012 : The Energy Source - Newsletter of the Energy Corridor District

		Eldridge Expansion Begins This Month For those of you who travel Eldridge Parkway each day, you will be pleased to know that construction to widen the thoroughfare will begin this month. Read More...

		Energy Corridor District Recognizes Lieutenant Steven Phares for Outstanding Service The Energy Corridor District recently recognized Lieutenant Steven Phares for his continued dedication and outstanding service to the community. A 26-year veteran of the Houston Police Department, currently assigned to the Auto Theft Division, Lt. Phares also leads security efforts in the Energy Corridor District. Read More...

		Robert Rayburn Appointed President of Bayou Preservation Association Our very own, Robert Rayburn, was recently appointed President of the Bayou Preservation Association (BPA). Read More...

		Sharky’s American Grill Opens in The Energy Corridor With chef inspired menu selections made from scratch daily, Sharky’s American Grill brings a new casual dining experience to The Energy Corridor. Read More...

		Protect Your Company and Customers from Identity Theft As we mentioned last month, Charles Andrews, Director of Security and Investigations at First Data Corporation, spoke at a recent Energy Corridor District Security Meeting to educate guests on identity theft. Read More...

		Mark your Calendar for Upcoming Charting Buffalo Community Meetings The Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD) will hold its first community meeting this month to discuss the Charting Buffalo study. Read More...

		Increase Flexibility and Strength With Pilates The Westlake Club is now offering Pilates Reformer classes to non-members every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Read More...

		Download Special Offers from District Restaurants and Businesses If you haven’t checked out “Member Deals” on the Energy Corridor District website, you are missing out on special offers and savings at District restaurants and businesses. Read More...

		2012 Energy Corridor Bike to Work Day Set for May 17th “I’ve noticed a lot more commuters on bicycles this month as I bike to work. It’s a great way to exercise while saving wear and tear on my truck,” says Clark Martinson, general manager of the Energy Corridor District. Read More...