Southeast Houston neighborhood, concerned over future wild vegetation challenges one month after Union Pacific clearing

HOUSTON – A Houston homeowner who previously turned to 2 Helps You for help with overgrown vegetation along his property is facing another concern — vegetation that is already growing back.

Rudy Garza lives in the 2600 block of North Shady Creek Street in southeast Houston. His home sits next to a Union Pacific rail line where vegetation had become so overgrown that it was pushing up against not only his fence, but also several others.

When 2 Helps You first reported on the issue in July, Union Pacific responded quickly as crews cleared the vegetation along the railroad property within two weeks…

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