Westridge & Braes Terrace Street Improvements Phase 2

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Project Overview

Council District: K

Project Number: M-410016-001A

Estimated Budget: $16,000,000

Start: Fall 2026

Completion: Winter 2028

Project Impact Area

Community Feedback

Have questions or feedback about this project? Email us at engage@houstontx.gov or call 311.

Project Overview

Council District: K

Project Number: M-410016-001A

Estimated Budget: $16,000,000

Start: Fall 2026

Completion: Winter 2028

Project Impact Area

Community Feedback

Have questions or feedback about this project? Email us at engage@houstontx.gov or call 311.

Page last updated: 01 Apr 2026, 03:52 PM

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Why This Project Matters

The Westridge & Braes Terrace Street Improvements project matters because it enhances safety, drainage, and mobility in two well-established Southwest Houston neighborhoods that have experienced long-standing infrastructure challenges. Here's why this project is essential:

1. Improves Street Conditions and Safety

Many streets in the Westridge and Braes Terrace areas are aging and deteriorated. This project includes full pavement reconstruction, curbs, and sidewalks—making roads safer and more comfortable for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists.

2. Reduces Flooding Risk

These neighborhoods have faced recurring drainage issues. The project upgrades stormwater infrastructure to better manage rainfall, reduce standing water, and protect homes from potential flooding.

3. Upgrades Underground Utilities

Old water and sewer lines are being replaced to improve service reliability and reduce the risk of leaks or failures—helping ensure residents have dependable access to essential services.

4. Supports Neighborhood Livability and Access

Better sidewalks, ramps, and lighting make it easier and safer for residents to walk, bike, and connect with nearby parks, schools, and community spaces—enhancing quality of life.

5. Preserves and Invests in Residential Communities

By reinvesting in core infrastructure, this project supports the long-term health and appeal of Westridge and Braes Terrace—helping maintain property values and encouraging continued neighborhood pride.