A proud mother, Latina and native Texan
Your next adventure starts here! Precinct 4 maintains 62 parks and 10 community centers spread across western Harris County.
Resources for residents impact by the federal government shutdown
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Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner Lesley Briones is pleased to provide day trips to Harris County Precinct 4 residents 50 and older
The aroma of fresh-brewed coffee signals the start of another day at Tracy Gee Community Center. For manager Melissa Venegas, this simple morning ritual means the doors are open and her extended family is about to arrive.
Prioritizing your health and wellness is a commitment worth making all year long. That’s why Commissioner Lesley Briones has expanded access to free health and fitness resources for residents of all ages to enjoy.
Seniors are the heartbeats of our families and communities. Their wisdom, love, and life experiences shape who we are, and it is important that we pour into them with the same care.
Sustained freezing temperatures have been predicted to last from early Sunday through Tuesday morning, and Commissioner Lesley Briones and her team are preparing Precinct 4 for a hard freeze.
Commissioner Lesley Briones, Commissioner Tom Ramsey, and the Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD) hosted a groundbreaking on Tuesday, celebrating the start of the Addicks Reservoir Rehabilitation and Restoration Project –one of the largest flood infrastructure maintenance efforts to date.
Partnership Projects Include Historic Transformation for Alief Neighborhood Severely Impacted by Repeated Flooding
Commissioner Briones’ third year in office marked by transformational investments to protect and preserve core services
Tania Ayala’s passion for service began decades ago, when her parents left El Salvador in search of safety, opportunity, and a better future.
While there may not be snow on the ground, Precinct 4 is embracing the holidays all season long. From crafts and storytimes to festivals and movie nights, these free activities ensure there is something for the entire family to enjoy.
Commissioner Lesley Briones hosted a community celebration to unveil a new mural and other community-driven improvements at Pitner Park in Spring Branch.
Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones is a native Texan and proud Latina who grew up on the U.S.-Mexico border. She is the daughter of teachers, who taught her the importance of education, hard work, and serving others—values that have defined her and which she now brings to the office of County Commissioner for Precinct 4.
Upon graduating with honors from Harvard University, she began her career as an 8th and 10th-grade teacher at two of the lowest-income public schools in the country. She then attended Yale Law School, where she led the Latino Law Students’ Association's public service initiatives and provided pro-bono assistance to survivors of domestic abuse and juvenile offenders.
Commissioner Briones and her husband, Adán, live in Houston with their three daughters and worship at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church.
Office of Commissioner Lesley Briones, Precinct 4