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The project is now set to kick off in Fall 2025. We’re making steady progress, and we can’t wait to share more details before the start of construction by hosting a Virtual Community Meeting—stay tuned for the date!
More exciting updates are coming as we move closer to the finish line together!
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The project is now anticipated to begin in Summer 2025. A Virtual Community Meeting will be scheduled closer to the start of construction to share important details and answer questions. Thank you for your continued interest and support. We’ll keep you informed as the schedule is confirmed and the project progresses—stay tuned for more updates!
Page last updated: 18 Sep 2025, 10:32 AM
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Why This Project Matters
The Westridge & Braes Terrace Drainage Improvements project focuses on relining a major stormwater pipe and upgrading drainage infrastructure in the Westridge and Braes Terrace area. Here’s why it’s important:
1. Reduces Flooding Risk Relining the large 120-inch stormwater pipe improves how stormwater is carried away during heavy rains, helping reduce the risk of neighborhood flooding.
2. Strengthens Aging Infrastructure Upgrading this critical trunk line extends the life of the system and prevents costly failures, ensuring the area’s drainage system remains reliable for years to come.
3. Improves Drainage Performance Enhancements to inlets and manholes will help stormwater flow more efficiently, reducing backups and pooling in streets and yards.
4. Supports Community Resilience By improving drainage, this project helps protect homes, businesses, and roads from future weather events, making the neighborhood more resilient.
5. Invests in Long-Term Stability Targeted infrastructure projects like this one keep Houston’s neighborhoods functioning smoothly while improving quality of life for residents.
