Kirkwood Road - Subproject 2

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Project Overview

Council District: G

Project Number: N-100029-0002

Estimated Budget: $25,410,000

Start: Summer 2023

Completion: Fall 2025

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Project Overview

Council District: G

Project Number: N-100029-0002

Estimated Budget: $25,410,000

Start: Summer 2023

Completion: Fall 2025

Project Impact Area

Project Map

Community Feedback

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

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Why This Project Matters

The Kirkwood Road – Subproject 2 project matters because it upgrades a key roadway that serves as a critical connector for neighborhoods, schools, and businesses in West Houston. Here's why this project is essential:

1. Improves Safety for All Road Users

Kirkwood Road experiences heavy traffic, including school buses, cyclists, and pedestrians. This project includes upgraded sidewalks, crosswalks, and traffic signals—making travel safer for everyone.

2. Reduces Traffic Congestion

By improving intersections and road surfaces, the project eases congestion and enhances the overall flow of traffic—reducing travel times for daily commuters and improving access for emergency services.

3. Upgrades Stormwater and Utility Infrastructure

This area is prone to flooding and infrastructure wear. Replacing aging stormwater systems and underground utilities helps prevent water backups and protects roadways and properties from future damage.

4. Supports Community Livability and Access

Better street lighting, sidewalks, and landscaping make the corridor more walkable and inviting—benefiting nearby schools, parks, and residential communities.

5. Strengthens Local and Regional Connectivity

As a connector between major thoroughfares and residential areas, improving Kirkwood supports more efficient travel across the West Houston region, linking people to jobs, schools, and services.