Infrastructure

The Mission of the Infrastructure Division of Harris County Precinct 4 (P4ID) is to support the mission and vision of Commissioner Lesley Briones and Harris County Precinct 4, develop and administer Precinct 4’s Capital Improvement Projects Program (CIP), long-term planning and development, and to operate and maintain road and bridge infrastructure. P4ID focuses on delivering resilient and sustainable infrastructure in a multi-disciplinary and team-oriented environment. The team employs processes that are inclusive and data-driven, relying on innovation and industry best practices to improve the natural and built environment.

Featured News

Commissioner Lesley Briones Advances Public Safety, Community Connectivity With 50 Miles Of Sidewalks

03/19/2025

Just one year after launching her innovative Sidewalks 4 Precinct 4 initiative, Commissioner Lesley Briones delivered on her commitment to increase walkability and accessibility to safely connect communities with the completion of 50 miles of sidewalks throughout unincorporated Harris County.

Leading faithfully: Women changing the face of Houston's churches

03/18/2025

In the traditional Black Baptist churches of her childhood, Dr. Evelyn Ogletree didn’t see women in leadership roles. While faith was central to her upbringing, her close relationships with pastors like her father and stepfather taught her one thing: she never wanted to be a pastor’s wife.

Heart of P4: Senior policy advisor Talya Morris knows ball

03/17/2025

Talya Morris jokes that she started working in public service because baseball wasn’t hiring.

Not their first rodeo: Seniors explore, learn, and build community on Precinct 4 bus trips

03/12/2025

The lobby of the Fonteno Senior Education Center is a sea of denim and flannel. A few cowboy hats stand out among the more than 30 people chatting, grabbing coffee, and a few are finishing a 1,000-piece puzzle. Soon, a Precinct 4 bus pulls up, and these 32 seniors are on their way to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo for free.

Ramadan just started. Here's what you should know.

03/07/2025

Over a billion Muslims worldwide, including 200,000 in the Harris County area, have begun the observance of Ramadan. People across the world celebrate Ramadan differently, but for all Muslims, it is a time of reflection and service dedicated to connecting with their faith.