University Boulevard

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Project Overview

Council District: C

Project Number: N-100006-0001

Estimated Budget: $6,500,000

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Project Overview

Council District: C

Project Number: N-100006-0001

Estimated Budget: $6,500,000

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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Page last updated: 21 May 2025, 01:47 PM

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Why This Project Matters

The University Boulevard project matters because it enhances a key east-west corridor in the heart of Houston that serves residential neighborhoods, schools, parks, and cultural institutions. Here's why this project is essential:

1. Improves Safety and Accessibility

University Boulevard is used daily by pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers. The project includes improved sidewalks, crosswalks, and lighting to create a safer, more accessible environment for all users—including students and families.

2. Upgrades Aging Infrastructure

The corridor has aging pavement, drainage, and utility systems. Replacing these critical systems ensures long-term service reliability, fewer maintenance issues, and improved resilience during severe weather.

3. Supports Educational and Community Institutions

University Boulevard connects several major educational and cultural institutions. Enhancing this corridor supports access to schools, libraries, parks, and community centers—benefiting the broader public.

4. Reduces Flood Risk

Drainage improvements are a key part of this project, helping to manage stormwater more effectively and reduce the risk of localized flooding in surrounding neighborhoods.

5. Preserves Neighborhood Character While Preparing for Growth

Upgrades are designed to fit the character of the area while preparing the corridor for future mobility needs, ensuring it continues to serve as a safe, beautiful, and functional part of Houston’s transportation network.