West Houston Association

West Houston Association LEADERSHIP IN QUALITY GROWTH FOR 35 YEARS

The West Houston Association has a 35 year history of bringing new ideas to Greater West Houston in infrastructure, public policies and planning. We are a 501c4 whose membership works for a better living and working environment for the 1.5 million residents and 500,000 employees in Greater West Houston. We are property owners, major employers and related community interests combined to advocate fo

r improved mobility, better infrastructure and a sustainable, quality of living environment for the region.

Join us to hear from Judge Emmett, Judge Hebert and Judge Duhon for the WHA Tri-County Judge Forum on October 18th
09/11/2017
WHA Tri-County Judges Forum

Join us to hear from Judge Emmett, Judge Hebert and Judge Duhon for the WHA Tri-County Judge Forum on October 18th

The West Houston Association's Public Official Reception scheduled for September 7th has been postponed. Further informa...
08/31/2017
POSTPONED: WHA Public Officials Reception

The West Houston Association's Public Official Reception scheduled for September 7th has been postponed. Further information to follow.

Due to Hurricane Harvey, the West Houston Association will not hold the Public Officials Reception on September 7th. We will provide updates on this event when appropriate. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims, responders, and officials who have shown resilience and strength through these p...

New park gives Westchase families reason to cheer
10/14/2016
New park gives Westchase families reason to cheer

New park gives Westchase families reason to cheer

The $3.6 million needed to buy the Wilcrest site - and a 1.8-acre tract on nearby Woodchase - comes not from the strained city budget, but from a dedicated park fund that has become Houston's only…

Cigna Sunday Streets in the Energy Corridor on October 2 The first Cigna Sunday Streets event of the new season will be...
09/29/2016

Cigna Sunday Streets in the Energy Corridor on October 2


The first Cigna Sunday Streets event of the new season will be held this Sunday, October 2, 2016, from noon until 4:00 P.M. in the Energy Corridor District. It will take place on Eldridge Parkway between Enclave Parkway and Briar Forest. This year, Cigna Sunday Streets will be featuring a neighborhood outside the 610 Loop for the first time ever.

The city's popular Cigna Sunday Streets event is headed to the Energy Corridor where bicyclists and pedestrians will have their day on a thoroughfare closed to motorists. For four hours, people will be able to bike, stroll, dance and socialize along an Energy Corridor thoroughfare, getting to know its retailers, restaurants, apartment communities and neighborhoods. There will be live entertainment, food trucks, a climbing wall, and other activities for kids of all ages.

Cigna Sunday Streets Houston is an initiative to promote and improve the health of Houstonians. Cigna Sunday Streets closes a stretch of roadway normally reserved for cars and other vehicles to allow cycling, walking, dancing, and socializing, and provides a family-friendly opportunity to be physically active.

Parking is available at the following locations:

Eldridge Oaks, 1080 Eldridge Parkway
Brimhurst Kindercare, 1407 Parkway Plaza Dr.
Barbara Bush Elementary School, 13800 Westerloch Dr.
West Briar Middle School, 13733 Brimhurst Dr.
Five Star Montessori, 13260 Forkland Dr.
Texas Vein & Cosmetic Specialists, 13254 Forkland Dr.
Chase Bank, 1490 Eldridge Parkway
Kroger, 1520 Eldridge Parkway
Chick-fil-A, 13412 Briar Forest Dr.
LA Fitness, 1555 Eldridge Parkway

Good news for . But what will we joke about at WHA's Tri-County Judges Forum? http://www.westhouston.org/upcoming-even...
09/27/2016
$105 million Astrodome parking project gets green light

Good news for . But what will we joke about at WHA's Tri-County Judges Forum? http://www.westhouston.org/upcoming-events

Harris County Commissioners voted Tuesday morning to move forward with a major renovation project that could keep the Astrodome from being demolished for years to come. The $10.5 million approved Tuesday is the first piece of a $105 million project that would raise the floor of the Astrodome two lev...

WHA 22nd Annual Golf Tournament
12/18/2015

WHA 22nd Annual Golf Tournament

10/27/2015

PRESS RELEASE

West Houston Association endorses Harris County, Fort Bend County, and Montgomery County bond referendums

Houston, Texas - October 27, 2015

The West Houston Association recently announced its support for the upcoming bond referendums for Harris County, Fort Bend County and Montgomery County. All three elections are set for Tuesday, November 3, 2015.

The Harris County $848 million bond package focuses on improving county roads and bridges. The bond issue includes $700 million is allocated to improve county roads and bridges, $60 million for parks and $64 million for flood control.

The Fort Bend County $98.6 million bond package targets expansions and updates to buildings and facilities throughout the county. The Fort Bend County Justice Center located in Richmond is planned to get $29.2 million. The bond issue also includes funding for construction of a Sheriff's Office substation near Westpark Tollway and FM 1463.

Montgomery County’s $280 million bond issue will fund major roadway improvements in one of the fastest growing counties in Texas.

With a strong focus on public safety and infrastructure, the upcoming bond referendums for all three counties would enhance safety and improve mobility for area residents.

"Since its creation the Association has fully supported our area counties’ efforts to address the infrastructure demands of a rapidly growing metropolitan region," said WHA Chairman Peter Houghton. "The ability to respond to growth demands by expanding the systems that serve our community is vital to maintaining the high quality of living our residents have come to expect. This includes not only transportation infrastructure, but parks, libraries and other services. We encourage the citizens of each county to vote for their respective referendums on November 3."

The West Houston Association has a 36 year history of bringing new ideas to Greater West Houston in infrastructure, public policies and planning. The Association is a 501(c)(4) entity whose membership works for a better living and working environment for the 1.5+ million residents and 500,000 employees in Greater West Houston. We are property owners, major employers and related community interests combined to advocate for improved mobility, better infrastructure and a sustainable, quality of living environment for the region. The Greater West Houston area encompasses western Harris County, northern Fort Bend County, southwest Montgomery County and most of Waller County.

10/20/2015
Lt. Governor Dan Patrick Issues Forum « West Houston Association

WHA MEMBERS: Join us on Monday, October 26th. Register at the link below.

The West Houston Association is proud to welcome the Lieutenant Governor of Texas Dan Patrick. The Lt. Governor will address transportation issues, infrastructure challenges and long term water plans for the Greater West Houston area.

Join us for our 22nd Annual West Houston Association Golf Tournament on Monday, October 5th. To view available sponsors...
08/05/2015
West Houston Association’s 22nd Annual Golf Tournament « West Houston Association

Join us for our 22nd Annual West Houston Association Golf Tournament on Monday, October 5th.

To view available sponsorship and team options please visit:

Honorary Co-Chairs Fort Bend County Judge Bob Hebert & Waller County Judge Trey Duhon Registration & Lunch beginning at 11:30 AM Shotgun Start 1:00 PM Awards Dinner 5:30 PM For more information please contact Lindsey Woodard at [email protected] or 713.461.9378

Monday, June 29th at 8:00 AM- The WHA’s Water Resources Committee is pleased to welcome Mitchel Walker, founder and Pres...
06/25/2015
Technical Issues Forum Breakfast featuring Mitchel Walker, founder and President of Masuen...

Monday, June 29th at 8:00 AM- The WHA’s Water Resources Committee is pleased to welcome Mitchel Walker, founder and President of Masuen Consulting LLC.

Masuen Consulting LLC is a twenty year old outdoor water management and sustainability consulting firm. Mr. Walker has thirty years of experience in the urban, golf and agricultural water management worlds. He has a BS in Zoology and a MS in Construction Management.

Mr. Walker will talk about the role of outdoor water management within the broader arena of water conservation. The presentation will discuss how current industry mindsets, practices and values inhibit the demand side from being a co-equal contributor with the supply side in the water conservation story. A two year case study in Houston, Texas will be discussed to demonstrate how relatively simple changes in the way we view and manage water can lead to significant reductions in water use and potentially save billions of dollars in the process.

For more details please visit:
http://westhouston.org/events/technical-issues-forum-breakfast-featuring-mitchel-walker-founder-and-president-of-masuen-consulting-llc

The WHA’s Water Resources Committee is pleased to welcome Mitchel Walker, founder and President of Masuen Consulting LLC.

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05/27/2015
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“Harris County's John Blount, Mike Talbott & Gary Trietsch discussed West Houston's infrastructure w/members today.”

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Thank you to everyone that joined us last week for our 'Get On Board' event honoring Houston METRO's Chair Sanjay Ram.

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Congratulations to Jim Boone ( Allen Boone Humphries Robinson LLP), Tricia Brasseaux ( The Howard Hughes Corporation), & Deborah January-Bevers ( Houston Wilderness) who received Compass Awards from the West Houston Association for their teams’ work on HB 1410. They were instrumental in helping us pass this bill to expand parkland and make desired improvements to the greater region!
It was an honor and a pleasure attending West Houston Association's elected and public officials reception last night. Thank you West Houston Association for your hospitality!
Fulshear is ranked number one fastest growing city in Texas. With growth comes the opportunity for responsible development. I’m showing Alan Steinberg with West Houston Association much of the current residential and commercial growth in Fulshear.
Good discussion today at the West Houston Association City Forum about infrastructure, crime, the budget, and solid waste! Great to be there with CMs Tiffany D. Thomas, Council Member Edward Pollard, Greg Travis, Council Member Sallie Alcorn, and David Robinson!
“Stronger Together” is a great theme for National Public Works Week because collaboration is essential to the effectiveness of preserving infrastructure. A great example of this is Cinco MUD 1. Multiple consulting firms, including BGE, partnered with one of the largest MUDs in West Houston to help improve the sustainability of one of the fastest growing areas in the state. The project earned multiple sustainability awards from the West Houston Association. Click the link below to learn about the project highlights and the impact it had on the community.
The Woodlands Hills has been recognized as a Quality Planned Development™ by the West Houston Association and North Houston Association.

https://hellowoodlands.com/the-woodlands-hills-recognized-as-quality-planned-development/
Congratulations to Cinco MUD 1 for recently being recognized by the West Houston Association with two Sustainability Stars, which recognize sustainability efforts in land development and infrastructure in Greater West Houston. Cinco MUD 1’s wastewater treatment plant was the first project to receive the full five stars in the three-year history of the award. The desalination plant received three stars for investigation, investment and integration.

BGE is proud to serve as district engineer for the MUD and contribute to the sustainability efforts of our community!
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