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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
Small Business Saturday, the day after Black Friday, urges shoppers to patronize local businesses for holiday gift-buying. Commissioner Briones is taking that day a step further and – in a commitment to supporting local small businesses year-round – is connecting business owners and entrepreneurs to valuable resources.
Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones and her newly launched nonprofit, Precinct 4 Forward partnered with local businesses to distribute Thanksgiving meals to underserved and food insecure families.
Our three main goals for the evening were to experience the neighborhood from the perspective of a pedestrian, educate our partners and stakeholders on key concepts of nighttime design such as lighting, safety and placemaking, and encourage stakeholder interest in urban design and nocturnal issues.
5th Gun Buyback Event Continued County-City Partnership to Prevent Accidental Shootings, Theft of Unused Firearms, and Firearm-related Deaths
If you're looking for help -- or looking to help for Thanksgiving -- here's a list of resources that are putting food on the table:
Precinct 4 remains committed to providing the highest level of service – with expanded programming options – to our constituents. To advance that commitment, we are proud to announce nine new and returning fitness instructors will be leading classes at all community centers.
Freed Park – including community center, greenspace, and community garden – transitions to Harris County Precinct 4 Parks
New facilities and expanded resources are coming for Harris County’s most vulnerable residents after voters overwhelmingly approved the $2.5 billion Harris Health bond on November 7, 2023.
This Veterans Day, we extend our deepest gratitude to every one of the men and women for their unwavering service and devotion to preserving the liberties we cherish. It’s because of their selflessness that our democracy is preserved, and as civilians, we owe them our resolute support and utmost appreciation.
Commissioner Briones Partners with Harris County Sheriff’s Office and City of Houston to Continue Gun Buyback Program. Part of City-County Efforts to Prevent Accidental Shootings, Theft of Unused Firearms, and Firearm-related Deaths
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.
She and her husband, Adán, live in Houston with their three daughters and worship at St. Ambrose Catholic Church.
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Office of Commissioner Lesley Briones, Precinct 4