Tanglewood Pavement Rehabilitation

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Project Overview

Council District: G

Project Number: N-000386-0002

Estimated Budget: $15,980,000

Start: Summer 2027

Completion: Summer 2028

Project Impact Area

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

Project Overview

Council District: G

Project Number: N-000386-0002

Estimated Budget: $15,980,000

Start: Summer 2027

Completion: Summer 2028

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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Why This Project Matters

The Tanglewood Pavement Rehabilitation project matters because it preserves and enhances the quality of infrastructure in one of Houston’s established residential areas, ensuring long-term mobility and safety for residents and visitors. Here's why this project is essential:

1. Extends the Life of Roadways

Tanglewood’s streets have experienced wear and tear over time. This project rehabilitates aging pavement, helping to prevent potholes, cracks, and further deterioration—saving costs on future repairs.

2. Improves Safety and Comfort

Smoother road surfaces reduce the risk of vehicle damage and enhance driving comfort. Upgraded curbs and improved drainage also reduce hazards for both drivers and pedestrians.

3. Preserves Property Value

Well-maintained streets contribute to the overall aesthetic and functionality of the neighborhood—supporting property values and community appeal in this high-profile area.

4. Supports Active Lifestyles

Rehabilitated streets and sidewalks improve conditions for walkers, joggers, and cyclists—making it safer and more enjoyable for residents to stay active.

5. Protects Infrastructure Investment

By addressing pavement issues early through rehabilitation rather than full reconstruction, the City protects prior infrastructure investments and extends the utility of public resources.