Precinct 4 Town Hall: Commissioner Lesley Briones and Senator Molly Cook to Host Community Forum in Spring Branch September 10
Join Commissioner Lesley Briones and State Senator Molly Cook for an important community Town Hall on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. CDT, at the Freed Community Center, located at 6818 Shadyvilla Lane, Houston, TX 77055.
Purpose of the Town Hall
This session is part of the 2025 Precinct 4 Town Hall Series—an extension of Briones’s Listening Tour designed to advance equity, transparency, and public engagement across western Harris County. Residents are invited to hear updates, ask questions, and prioritize their community’s needs in person.
What Attendees Can Expect
Comprehensive Updates Across Key Areas
Gain insights into ongoing and upcoming infrastructure improvements, including roadworks, sidewalk expansions, park enhancements, flood mitigation efforts, and bolstered public safety programs.
State Legislative Overview
Senator Molly Cook will share highlights from the latest Texas legislative session, along with potential impacts to District 15 and Precinct 4—such as redistricting outcomes and fiscal priorities.
Community Resources & Direct Access
Engage with resource tables staffed by local organizations and county departments, offering connections to services in health, emergency preparedness, housing, and more—continuing the approach seen in earlier town halls.
Insight into Fiscal Strategy & Public Input
Learn how Precinct 4 is navigating a projected countywide budget shortfall (with Briones proposing departmental adjustments from 93% to 90% spending) and what that means for local services. Community feedback on budget allocations—such as for flood safety, road maintenance, and sidewalks—will be a central part of the conversation.
Two-Way Dialogue
This is not solely a presentation—attendees will have opportunities to speak with both Commissioner Briones and Senator Cook to share feedback and questions directly.
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Why Attend?
Stay Informed on Community Projects
Whether it’s updated parks, safer streets, legislative shifts, or enhanced services—this event provides a front-row seat to everything happening in Precinct 4.
Voice Your Priorities to Leadership
Bring concerns about safety, infrastructure, or development and share them directly with your elected officials. These sessions are designed to respond to resident-led input.
Connect with Helpful Resources
Discover services, programs, and support providers in person—such as health access, housing assistance, or flood planning—making government more accessible to everyday residents.
Be Part of Transparent, Community‑focused Governance
These town halls embody a model of local leadership that values collaboration and inclusivity, offering every resident a tangible way to engage in shaping Precinct 4’s future.
About Commissioner Lesley Briones
Commissioner Lesley Briones is the first woman—and first mother—to be elected in her own right to Harris County’s Commissioners Court. A proud Latina from the U.S.–Mexico border, she brought experience as a teacher, judge, and nonprofit executive to her current role. As Commissioner, she serves the needs of over 1.2 million residents, overseeing infrastructure, public safety, parks, and broader community resilience.
RSVP & Registration
Attendance is free, but registration is encouraged. RSVP at hcp4.info/cook925sm to secure your spot.
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