PWX Conference Digital Engagement Project Page

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Project Overview

Council District: All

Project Number: PWX-2026-DEMO

Estimated Budget: $20,000,000

Start: August 30, 2026

Completion: September 2, 2026

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Project Overview

Council District: All

Project Number: PWX-2026-DEMO

Estimated Budget: $20,000,000

Start: August 30, 2026

Completion: September 2, 2026

Project Impact Area

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Shows how EngageHouston.org can turn a public works project into a clear, interactive, and community-centered digital experience.

Gives PWX 2026 conference attendees a real-world example of how project information can be shared in one easy-to-access place.
Highlights key project details, including:
- Project overview
- Council district information
- Estimated budget
- Project timeline
- Impact area
- Digital engagement challenge
- “Follow Project” subscription tool
Demonstrates how digital engagement helps residents stay informed before construction begins.
Shows that public works is not just about construction — it is also about communication, transparency, and trust.
Helps residents better understand what is happening in their neighborhoods before the orange cones arrive.
Gives Houston Public Works an opportunity to showcase how digital tools can make infrastructure communication more accessible and useful.
Supports the purpose of PWX by showing innovation, engagement, and real-world public works communication in action.

Activity 3 – Digital Engagement Challenge Script (96.5 KB) (pdf)
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