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Virtual Community Meeting for the Hempstead Project


Houston Public Works is inviting you to attend a Virtual Community Meeting regarding the Hempstead project, scheduled for Tuesday, April 30, 2024, at 5:30 PM. Come join us for a discussion on construction preparation. Stick around for a live Q&A session following the presentation. Spread the word to your friends and neighbors! Feel free to send any questions or comments before the meeting to Engage@houstontx.gov or post them on Engagehouston.org.


Please visit the project page: https://www.engagehouston.org/hempstead


Virtual Community Design Input Meeting for the Aldine Westfield Project


Houston Public Works is inviting you to attend a Virtual Design Input Meeting regarding the Aldine Westfield project, scheduled for Thursday, May 2, 2024, at 5:30 PM. Come join us for a discussion on design feedback. Stick around for a live Q&A session following the presentation. Spread the word to your friends and neighbors! Feel free to send any questions or comments before the meeting to Engage@houstontx.gov or post them on Engagehouston.org.


Please visit the project page: https://www.engagehouston.org/aldine-westfield





Virtual Community Design Update Meeting for the Gessner Project


Houston Public Works is inviting you to attend a Virtual Design Update Meeting regarding the Gessner project, scheduled for Thursday, May 9, 2024, at 5:30 PM. Come join us for a discussion on design updates. Stick around for a live Q&A session following the presentation. Spread the word to your friends and neighbors! Feel free to send any questions or comments before the meeting to Engage@houstontx.gov or post them on Engagehouston.org.


Please visit the project page: https://www.engagehouston.org/gessner



Virtual Community Meeting for the Hempstead Project


Houston Public Works is inviting you to attend a Virtual Community Meeting regarding the Hempstead project, scheduled for Tuesday, April 30, 2024, at 5:30 PM. Come join us for a discussion on construction preparation. Stick around for a live Q&A session following the presentation. Spread the word to your friends and neighbors! Feel free to send any questions or comments before the meeting to Engage@houstontx.gov or post them on Engagehouston.org.


Please visit the project page: https://www.engagehouston.org/hempstead


Virtual Community Design Input Meeting for the Aldine Westfield Project


Houston Public Works is inviting you to attend a Virtual Design Input Meeting regarding the Aldine Westfield project, scheduled for Thursday, May 2, 2024, at 5:30 PM. Come join us for a discussion on design feedback. Stick around for a live Q&A session following the presentation. Spread the word to your friends and neighbors! Feel free to send any questions or comments before the meeting to Engage@houstontx.gov or post them on Engagehouston.org.


Please visit the project page: https://www.engagehouston.org/aldine-westfield





Virtual Community Design Update Meeting for the Gessner Project


Houston Public Works is inviting you to attend a Virtual Design Update Meeting regarding the Gessner project, scheduled for Thursday, May 9, 2024, at 5:30 PM. Come join us for a discussion on design updates. Stick around for a live Q&A session following the presentation. Spread the word to your friends and neighbors! Feel free to send any questions or comments before the meeting to Engage@houstontx.gov or post them on Engagehouston.org.


Please visit the project page: https://www.engagehouston.org/gessner



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  • Share Park Row Village subdivision has been enduring this construction for a few years. We don’t see any workers over 1.5 years. All along Park Row, please help. on Facebook Share Park Row Village subdivision has been enduring this construction for a few years. We don’t see any workers over 1.5 years. All along Park Row, please help. on Twitter Share Park Row Village subdivision has been enduring this construction for a few years. We don’t see any workers over 1.5 years. All along Park Row, please help. on Linkedin Email Park Row Village subdivision has been enduring this construction for a few years. We don’t see any workers over 1.5 years. All along Park Row, please help. link

    Park Row Village subdivision has been enduring this construction for a few years. We don’t see any workers over 1.5 years. All along Park Row, please help.

    marydoglenn asked 12 days ago

    Ready...Set...ENGAGE!

    We appreciate your interest in the Park Ten Wastewater Treatment Plant project. The project is approximately 60% complete. Construction is currently temporarily suspended and will resume work in June 2024.

  • Share I live on the 1200 block of Kipling Street. I am wondering why it is taking so long to complete all the sidewalks and get the landscaping completed. James Herbert on Facebook Share I live on the 1200 block of Kipling Street. I am wondering why it is taking so long to complete all the sidewalks and get the landscaping completed. James Herbert on Twitter Share I live on the 1200 block of Kipling Street. I am wondering why it is taking so long to complete all the sidewalks and get the landscaping completed. James Herbert on Linkedin Email I live on the 1200 block of Kipling Street. I am wondering why it is taking so long to complete all the sidewalks and get the landscaping completed. James Herbert link

    I live on the 1200 block of Kipling Street. I am wondering why it is taking so long to complete all the sidewalks and get the landscaping completed. James Herbert

    1917dodwell asked 3 months ago

    Ready, Set, Engage!

    The sidewalk improvements on Kipling involve installing steel cover plates to address challenges posed by large tree roots and construction issues. Once the materials are ready, the contractor will trim and install them. Additionally, some areas have wheelchair ramps supported by Centerpoint poles. We're working closely with Centerpoint to speed up their work and ensure smoother sidewalks for everyone.

  • Share Why are the mature trees of Kirkwood and briar forest being cut down? There is no way to preserve these beautiful trees? Outrageous on Facebook Share Why are the mature trees of Kirkwood and briar forest being cut down? There is no way to preserve these beautiful trees? Outrageous on Twitter Share Why are the mature trees of Kirkwood and briar forest being cut down? There is no way to preserve these beautiful trees? Outrageous on Linkedin Email Why are the mature trees of Kirkwood and briar forest being cut down? There is no way to preserve these beautiful trees? Outrageous link

    Why are the mature trees of Kirkwood and briar forest being cut down? There is no way to preserve these beautiful trees? Outrageous

    Vatkins asked 4 months ago

    Howdy Neighbor!

    We at the City understand the value and beauty of our trees and is committed to make sure we evaluate and preserve all trees within the project area when possible. However, due to the drainage, safety, and mobility improvements planned for the Kirkwood Paving and Drainage Subproject 2 project, some of the trees along Kirkwood Drive will be impacted and require removal.   The good news is that no trees along Briar Forest will be impacted by this project.    

    The City does have a tree ordinance that governs the removal, mitigation, and care of trees within the City’s right-of-way for construction projects.    At the conclusion of this project, the Contractor will be installing new trees along the project alignment to mitigate for the removal of the existing trees per the Ordinance. To get more information about the tree protection plan for this project, please visit the project page at  engagehouston.org.  


  • Share What is the status on the street project on Kirkwood from Briar Forest to Westheimer? on Facebook Share What is the status on the street project on Kirkwood from Briar Forest to Westheimer? on Twitter Share What is the status on the street project on Kirkwood from Briar Forest to Westheimer? on Linkedin Email What is the status on the street project on Kirkwood from Briar Forest to Westheimer? link

    What is the status on the street project on Kirkwood from Briar Forest to Westheimer?

    Esther Levine asked 3 months ago

    Howdy Neighbor!

    Thank you for contacting Engagehouston.org.  We are happy to provide you with the requested information regarding the Kirkwood Paving and Drainage - Subproject 2. Please find the details below.

    Completed to Date:

    • Contractor has completed the rehabilitation portion of the sanitary sewer improvements. Contractor continues to install the proposed sanitary sewer along the project alignment.
    • Contractor has commenced the installation of the 16-inch water line proposed along Kirkwood. Approximately 300 LF of the 3500 LF have been installed to date.

    Planned Work (Next 30 Days)

    • Continue installation of sanitary sewer.
    • Continue installation of 16-inch water line. Start testing the water line.
    • Contractor anticipates the water and wastewater work will be completed in April.
  • Share How can I view the replay of the Tidwell Timber Wastewater Treatment Plant meeting on Oct 10th 5:30pm? on Facebook Share How can I view the replay of the Tidwell Timber Wastewater Treatment Plant meeting on Oct 10th 5:30pm? on Twitter Share How can I view the replay of the Tidwell Timber Wastewater Treatment Plant meeting on Oct 10th 5:30pm? on Linkedin Email How can I view the replay of the Tidwell Timber Wastewater Treatment Plant meeting on Oct 10th 5:30pm? link

    How can I view the replay of the Tidwell Timber Wastewater Treatment Plant meeting on Oct 10th 5:30pm?

    mrscampbell2005 asked 7 months ago

    Howdy Neighbor! Thank you for reaching out to Engagehouston.org. We are happy to inform you that we will be posting a recording of the Tidwell Timber Wastewater Treatment Plant Virtual Community Meeting on the project page. Please stay tuned. Thank you!

  • Share Sunnyside is in desperate need for infrastructure,street and sidewalk repair since we voted for bonds 8years ago.Can you explain why this have not been addressed and why money from the infrastructure bill has not been acquired for these communities? on Facebook Share Sunnyside is in desperate need for infrastructure,street and sidewalk repair since we voted for bonds 8years ago.Can you explain why this have not been addressed and why money from the infrastructure bill has not been acquired for these communities? on Twitter Share Sunnyside is in desperate need for infrastructure,street and sidewalk repair since we voted for bonds 8years ago.Can you explain why this have not been addressed and why money from the infrastructure bill has not been acquired for these communities? on Linkedin Email Sunnyside is in desperate need for infrastructure,street and sidewalk repair since we voted for bonds 8years ago.Can you explain why this have not been addressed and why money from the infrastructure bill has not been acquired for these communities? link

    Sunnyside is in desperate need for infrastructure,street and sidewalk repair since we voted for bonds 8years ago.Can you explain why this have not been addressed and why money from the infrastructure bill has not been acquired for these communities?

    Ivajacques asked 8 months ago

    Howdy Neighbor! Thank You for contacting Engage Houston regarding your question. Regarding improvements to your area, please contact your council district for details regarding rehabilitation projects in your area. Thank You for visiting EngageHouston.org!


  • Share Why is the city or county opening up Lexington road at a dead end to connect to the fort bend toll road through a bridge neighborhood ? There is already an entrance to fort bend toll road from fm 2234 which is a mile away. There is no need to open Lexington to create more problems and you have already started a connection from Hillcroft to the toll? Why is this a need? on Facebook Share Why is the city or county opening up Lexington road at a dead end to connect to the fort bend toll road through a bridge neighborhood ? There is already an entrance to fort bend toll road from fm 2234 which is a mile away. There is no need to open Lexington to create more problems and you have already started a connection from Hillcroft to the toll? Why is this a need? on Twitter Share Why is the city or county opening up Lexington road at a dead end to connect to the fort bend toll road through a bridge neighborhood ? There is already an entrance to fort bend toll road from fm 2234 which is a mile away. There is no need to open Lexington to create more problems and you have already started a connection from Hillcroft to the toll? Why is this a need? on Linkedin Email Why is the city or county opening up Lexington road at a dead end to connect to the fort bend toll road through a bridge neighborhood ? There is already an entrance to fort bend toll road from fm 2234 which is a mile away. There is no need to open Lexington to create more problems and you have already started a connection from Hillcroft to the toll? Why is this a need? link

    Why is the city or county opening up Lexington road at a dead end to connect to the fort bend toll road through a bridge neighborhood ? There is already an entrance to fort bend toll road from fm 2234 which is a mile away. There is no need to open Lexington to create more problems and you have already started a connection from Hillcroft to the toll? Why is this a need?

    Engagequailynn13 asked 11 months ago

    Howdy Neighbor! Thank You for contacting Engage Houston regarding your question. The Court Road (Lexington Road) extension to Hillcroft Avenue is to provide a higher level of connectivity and direct routes to and from the neighborhood not only for residences but emergency vehicles (police, fire, ambulance, etc.).The extension is also part of the City’s major thoroughfare plan.

  • Share When and how can neighborhoods along Gessner corridor from Buffalo Bayou to I-10 learn about upcoming changes/plans and timeline for our area? Thank you on Facebook Share When and how can neighborhoods along Gessner corridor from Buffalo Bayou to I-10 learn about upcoming changes/plans and timeline for our area? Thank you on Twitter Share When and how can neighborhoods along Gessner corridor from Buffalo Bayou to I-10 learn about upcoming changes/plans and timeline for our area? Thank you on Linkedin Email When and how can neighborhoods along Gessner corridor from Buffalo Bayou to I-10 learn about upcoming changes/plans and timeline for our area? Thank you link

    When and how can neighborhoods along Gessner corridor from Buffalo Bayou to I-10 learn about upcoming changes/plans and timeline for our area? Thank you

    rocky asked 12 months ago

    Howdy Neighbor! Thank you for contacting Engage Houston regarding your question. We have many tools to assist you with searching for information about upcoming, current and past projects. 

    GeoLink: https://geogimsprod.houstontx.gov/Html5Viewer/index.html?viewer=geolink-public

    Buildforward: https://buildhoustonforward.org/

    EngageHouston Projects in My Neighborhood Map: https://engagehoustonmap.org/src/project.html

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