Harris County Commissioners Court approved a $40 million contract with MBN Enterprises and Mc2 Civil for building and maintaining roads in Precinct 2. This precinct covers northwest Harris County, including parts of Cypress, Tomball, and Spring. The contract includes a 33% goal for minority and women-owned business participation. Road construction and maintenance directly affects how we get to work, school, and essential services. Better roads mean shorter commutes, safer driving conditions, and improved access to jobs and healthcare. This investment shows Harris County's commitment to infrastructure that serves our daily needs. When roads are well-maintained, businesses thrive and property values stay strong. The minority business participation goal ensures local entrepreneurs get opportunities to grow their companies through public contracts. Residents can track this project's progress through Harris County's website or by attending Commissioners Court meetings. You can contact Commissioner Adrian Garcia's office for Precinct 2 updates. Community members can also sign up for Harris County road closure alerts to stay informed about construction schedules. This type of infrastructure spending requires public input and oversight. Attending court meetings or contacting your commissioner helps ensure these projects serve our neighborhoods effectively.
Good roads help you get to work, school, and stores safely and quickly. Better roads also help local businesses grow and keep your home value strong. This $40 million investment will fix and build roads in northwest Harris County areas.
