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

It’s hurricane season. Precinct 4 is here to keep residents safe before, during, and after a storm.

06/04/2025

The Precinct’s road and bridge crews cleared over 17,000 dump trucks worth of debris. Team members and volunteers from across the region distributed food, water, ice, and other supplies to more than 50,000 people. Community centers throughout the Precinct opened their doors to keep more than 3,000 people cool and safe after power was out for days or weeks.

Commissioner Lesley Briones launches hurricane preparedness campaign ahead of active 2025 hurricane season

05/30/2025

With experts predicting a highly active hurricane season, Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner Lesley Briones has launched a comprehensive hurricane preparedness campaign to help residents stay safe, informed, and ready. The initiative includes public workshops, PSAs, and billboards.

The National Weather Service projects between 13 and 19 named storms this season, including up to 10 hurricanes and as many as five major hurricanes (category three or above). Scientists point to warmer than average ocean temperatures as a key driver.

Katy’s African American Heritage Society is sharing history through celebration

05/30/2025

In 2023, only a year after its creation, the Katy Texas African American Heritage Society held Katy’s first Juneteenth celebration. On June 19, a parade of children, fraternities, sororities, and elected officials danced and waved to a crowd of hundreds who came out to celebrate and learn more about the holiday.

Celebrate and learn about Juneteenth with these 11 events

06/01/2025

On June 19, 1865, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation declared every enslaved person in the United States was free, Union soldiers arrived in Galveston and liberated the more than 250,000 people who were still illegally enslaved in Texas. In 2021, Juneteenth officially became a federal holiday, although many Black Texans have been celebrating since 1865.

Commissioner Lesley Briones, Precinct4Forward to Distribute Free Portable A/C Units Through ‘Cool 4 the Summer’ Program

05/29/2025

As record-breaking heat continues to impact Harris County, Commissioner Lesley Briones and Precinct4Forward have launched the Cool 4 the Summer initiative to help protect the community’s most vulnerable residents.