This interlocal agreement between Harris County and Grant Road Public Utility District focuses on drainage improvements in the Prado Woods Subdivision in Precinct 3. The project is part of Harris County's Recovery and Resiliency Division efforts to reduce flooding risks in our neighborhoods. Flooding is a major concern for families and businesses across Harris County. When heavy rains hit, poor drainage can damage homes, cars, and businesses. It can also make roads unsafe and prevent kids from getting to school. This project addresses these problems by improving how water flows through the Prado Woods area. For residents in Precinct 3 and surrounding areas, better drainage means safer streets during storms and less worry about flood damage to your property. These improvements protect our community investments and make neighborhoods more livable. The Recovery and Resiliency Division works on projects like this across Harris County to build stronger, flood-resistant communities. To stay informed about this project or similar drainage improvements in your area, contact the Harris County Recovery and Resiliency Division. You can also attend Harris County Commissioners Court meetings where these agreements are discussed and voted on. County staff member Mony Hossain can provide more details about this specific project.
Flooding can damage your home, car, and block roads. Better drainage in Prado Woods means safer streets during heavy rain and less chance your neighborhood gets hit hard by storm water.
