Places 4 People is Harris County Precinct 4's infrastructure program that brings major improvements to our neighborhoods. Commissioner Lesley Briones announced $33.5 million in new projects for 2025, focusing on Alief, Sharpstown, Westchase and surrounding areas. These investments will improve roads, drainage systems, and public safety infrastructure where we live and work. The program tackles flooding problems that affect our homes and businesses during heavy rains. It also fixes dangerous road conditions that damage our cars and threaten our safety. Since launching in 2023, Places 4 People has invested $252.4 million across 59 projects, working with 28 local organizations. This shows our community has strong partnerships and resources for real change. The program matters because it addresses problems we face every day - flooded streets, broken roads, and safety concerns in our neighborhoods. These improvements protect our property values and make our communities safer for families. Projects are chosen through partnerships with local groups who know what each area needs most. To get involved, contact Commissioner Briones' office to learn about upcoming projects in your neighborhood. Attend community meetings where projects are discussed. You can also connect with local organizations that partner with the program to advocate for improvements your area needs.

Commissioner Lesley Briones announced an additional $33.5 million in infrastructure investments spanning across Alief, Sharpstown, Westchase and surrounding neighborhoods. The 2025 Places 4 People projects support public safety, by improving roadways, and flood resiliency for the community. These projects mark the next chapter in a program that was launched in 2023 and has awarded a total $252.4 million across 59 projects, in partnership with 28 local organizations. Places 4 People is a collaborative infrastructure program to improve neighborhood public safety, drainage, roadway conditions, and community connections through partnerships.