Major Mobility Upgrades Underway in Fort Bend County Precinct 1: What Woodcreek Reserve Residents Should Know
Fort Bend County Precinct 1 has released its latest mobility project updates, revealing a wave of roadwork, safety enhancements, and infrastructure upgrades already underway or in planning across Fort Bend County Precinct 1. Here's a quick breakdown of what local residents in Woodcreek Reserve need to know from the June 2025 public documents.
Roads Under Construction
1. McCrary Road (FM 359 to East-West Section)
- Expanding from 2-lane asphalt to 4-lane concrete boulevard
- Temporary signal at FM 359 now active
- Completion expected: September 2025
- Drainage upgrades and Westcreek HOA coordination underway
2. Huggins Drive (FM 359 to Katy Fulshear Rd)
- $6.6M rebuild as a 3-lane concrete road
- Turn lanes to be added at FM 359
- Utility relocations complete (AT&T, Comcast, CenterPoint Gas)
- Completion expected: April 2026
3. Brandt Road (McCrary to Mason Rd)
- Phase 2 in final construction
- Roundabout lighting approved
Traffic Signals & Safety
New Signals
- Cinco Ranch Blvd at Falcon Landing Blvd – Approved
- Cinco Ranch Blvd at Cinco Terrace Dr – On hold due to resident feedback
In Design
- Candela Heights at FM 359 – TxDOT permit submitted June 2025
- FM 723 at Settegast Ranch Rd – Signal warranted; coordination with TxDOT underway
Sidewalk Projects
Precinct-Wide Sidewalk Program
- 5-foot-wide sidewalks being added throughout Precinct 1
- Katy Flewellen & Falcon Landing Blvd phase nearly complete
- Ginter Library site utilities and access road phases progressing
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Grand Parkway 99 Frontage Roads
TxDOT and Fort Bend County are moving ahead with major SH 99 frontage road improvements:
Key segments include:
- Southbound: Westheimer to Cinco Ranch
- Northbound: Fry Rd to Westheimer
- Construction letting scheduled for March to September 2026
- Property acquisition in progress – multiple parcels heading to legal review in July
Highlights:
- Utility coordination and ROW comments from TxDOT under review
- Fall 2025: Noise workshops and public meetings planned
In Design or Planning
Skinner Lane (Seg. 1–4)
- Drainage studies in progress
- Alignment adjustments may be needed due to potential wetlands
Pool Hill Road (Seg. 1–3)
- Coordination meetings held in June
- ROW acquisition underway from east and west sides
Hunt Road (Seg. 1–3)
- Final alignments may affect developer plans
- TxDOT bridge replacement coordination in progress
Wallis Street (FM 1093 to FM 359)
- 35 parcels in acquisition
- City of Fulshear requesting traffic and pedestrian design changes
Fulshear Gaston Rd (Phases 1 & 2)
- Parcel and utility coordination nearly complete
- CP station sidewalk wrapping approved by MUD engineer
Settegast Ranch Rd (Seg. 1–2)
- Expanding to full boulevard with storm sewer and traffic signal at FM 723
- Detention and pipeline drainage coordination ongoing
What’s Next?
Coming Up for Bid
- Ginter Library Access Road Phases 3A/3B - Currently under construction award process
- More sidewalk and traffic signal work expected across Precinct 1
Why It Matters to Woodcreek Reserve
These mobility updates reflect Fort Bend County Precinct 1’s commitment to managing rapid population growth, improving road safety, and supporting future development in Woodcreek Reserve and nearby communities. Whether it’s shorter school commutes, safer intersections, or less congestion, these projects aim to improve everyday quality of life.
To stay informed or ask questions about how these projects may impact your area, you can contact Fort Bend County Commissioner Precinct 1 directly:
- Phone: 281-344-9400
- Fax: 281-342-0587
- Email: commpct1@fbctx.gov
- Office Address: 22333 Grand Corner Dr, Katy, TX 77494
- Mailing Address: 301 Jackson St, Richmond, TX 77469
- Office Hours: Open to the public by appointment
- Monday–Thursday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Friday: 8:00 AM to Noon
Stay tuned with My Neighborhood News for ongoing updates and construction alerts as projects move from planning to pavement.
Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.
