Fondren Road: Braeswood to Creekbend to W. Airport

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Project Overview

Council District: K

Project Number: N-100008-0001 & N-100021-0001

Estimated Budget: $28,426,225

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Project Overview

Council District: K

Project Number: N-100008-0001 & N-100021-0001

Estimated Budget: $28,426,225

Project Impact Area

Community Feedback

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

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Page last updated: 17 Jun 2025, 04:49 PM

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Why This Project Matters

The Fondren Road project matters because it upgrades a major north-south thoroughfare that connects several residential, commercial, and transit-dependent communities in Southwest Houston. Here's why this project is essential:

1. Reduces Traffic Congestion

Fondren is a heavily traveled corridor that experiences daily congestion. Roadway improvements help reduce bottlenecks and improve travel times for commuters, transit users, and delivery services.

2. Improves Safety for All Users

The project includes safer intersections, better lighting, and improved pedestrian and bike infrastructure—helping protect all roadway users, including schoolchildren, seniors, and transit riders.

3. Upgrades Drainage and Utility Infrastructure

By replacing aging water, sewer, and stormwater systems, the project reduces service disruptions, mitigates flood risk, and supports long-term community resilience.

4. Boosts Economic Development and Access

Improved roads and sidewalks increase access to businesses, schools, and community centers—encouraging economic investment and supporting small business activity in the area.

5. Strengthens Regional Connectivity

Fondren links major roads such as W. Bellfort, Westheimer, and US 59. Upgrading this corridor enhances transportation flow throughout Southwest Houston and supports broader regional mobility goals.

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