Harris County Commissioners Court approved a $44,375 contract amendment with EHRA engineering firm to improve Treaschwig Road in Precinct 3. This project covers Phase 1 improvements from 1,000 feet west of Aldine Westfield Road to west of Cypress Creek. Road improvements like this matter because they make our streets safer and easier to navigate. Better roads mean fewer car repairs, shorter commutes, and safer routes for families. When Harris County invests in infrastructure, it helps local businesses thrive and makes neighborhoods more connected. The Treaschwig Road area serves communities in northwest Harris County, where many working families live. These improvements could include better pavement, drainage, or traffic flow. Road projects like this one create local jobs and boost our economy. Harris County's engineering contracts go through public review at Commissioners Court meetings, where residents can speak during public comment periods. You can track this project and others by visiting the Harris County website or attending Commissioners Court meetings held most Tuesdays. Contact Precinct 3 Commissioner Tom Ramsey's office for specific questions about this road project. Stay informed about infrastructure projects in your area by signing up for Harris County updates or following your precinct commissioner on social media.
Treaschwig Road serves northwest Houston families daily. Fixing it can mean safer drives, less car damage, and faster trips to work or school — and road work like this creates local jobs too.
