City of Houston

Based in TX

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AI Overview

With $1.6M in lobbying spend across 31 quarterly filings, City of Houston is a significant lobbying presence.

$1.6M
Total Lobbying Spend
31
Quarterly Filings
1
Lobbying Firms Used
7
Individual Lobbyists

Spending by Year

YearLobbying Spend
2018$100K
2019$250K
2020$200K
2021$200K
2022$200K
2023$200K
2024$200K
2025$200K

Lobbying Firms

AKIN GUMP STRAUSS HAUER & FELD

What They Lobby For

  • Advocate for funding for police helicopters
  • Support for FEMA volunteer match program; support for equitable and timely distribution of community development block grant disaster recovery funding.
  • Support for funding of transportation, law enforcement, NASA, housing, homeland security and health programs in FY 2019 appropriations legislation, (H.R.6072,S.3023;H.R.6147,S.3073;S.3109;H.R.5895,S.2975;H.R.5952,S.3072).
  • Support for funding of transportation and housing, law enforcement, NASA, homeland security and health programs in FY 2019 appropriations legislation, (H.R.6072,S.3023;H.R.5952,S.3072; H.R.6147,S.3073;S.3109;H.R.5895,S.2975;H.R.6470,S.3158).
  • Support for reforms to FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program; support for prompt release of FEMA funds and CDBG mitigation funds.
  • Appeal of Census findings.
  • Advocate for funding for police helicopters.
  • Support for reforms to FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program; support for prompt release of FEMA funds and CDBG mitigation funds.
  • Support for funding of transportation and housing, law enforcement, NASA, homeland security and health programs in FY 2020 appropriations legislation.
  • Eligibility issues for CDC Overdose Data to Action grant program.

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Data Sources: Senate LDA Filings

Last updated: February 2026

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