Policy & Innovation

Safe Infrastructure

"Precinct 4 is investing in safe transportation, world-class parks, and strong neighborhoods.”

  • Built 75 miles of new sidewalks in just two years, connecting neighborhoods, schools, and places of worship.
  • Supported by a $36 million investment.

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Creating a world‑class park in the heart of Gulfton.
  • Built through a community‑driven plan with input from more than 1,000 residents.
  • Addresses extreme urban heat in an area 17°F hotter than the Houston average.
  • Features an all‑inclusive playground, upgraded sports facilities, community center, garden, pickleball courts, and a new boardwalk.
  • Connected with convenient METRO BRT access.

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Major investments in community‑centered infrastructure.

  • More than $250 million committed across 59 projects.
  • Delivered in partnership with 28 organizations.
  • Sixteen park and trail projects currently underway.

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  • Addressing blight, illegal dumping, and unsafe properties.
  • Reducing crime and improving community well‑being.

Increasing safety on roads and in neighborhoods.

  • Crosswalks 4 Precinct 4: Updating school zones at more than 20 campuses.
  • Completed three recent road‑widening projects in the Katy/Tomball area.
  • Delivered six intersection improvements across West Harris County.
  • Upgrading key evacuation routes to enhance regional preparedness.

Modernizing a key community hub.

  • Undergoing its first major renovation in nearly 30 years.
  • A 15–18 month design phase guided by ongoing community input.
  • Center remains open throughout construction.
  • Enhanced role as a critical disaster‑response hub.

Expanding inclusive recreation for all ages and abilities.

  • Upgraded sports fields to support year‑round community use.
  • New inclusive playground and splash pad.
  • Promenade designed to foster small‑business development and community gathering.

Strengthening the places you love.

  • 62 parks
  • 10 community centers
  • 2 nature centers
  • More than 14,000 acres of greenspace