Study Overview
What is the purpose of this Study?
The Milby Street Corridor Study aims to create a safer, more inclusive, and connected transportation corridor that reflects the priorities of the East End community. The project emphasizes accessibility for all users—pedestrians, cyclists, transit riders, and drivers—while promoting equitable and sustainable urban mobility solutions that enhance neighborhood livability and economic opportunity.
Why is it happening?
The Milby Street corridor is a vital connector for residents, schools, businesses, and recreational destinations and this study will help build a safer, more connected transportation corridor reflective of the East End community’s priorities, character, and history.
Key Goals Include:
Study Milestones and Timelines
The study began in late 2025 with the development of the Community Engagement Plan. Community outreach planning is currently underway to connect with the diverse audiences whose interests, experiences, and insights will help inform this study.
What’s Next
Two formal community meetings will be hosted to present and gather feedback on the evolving Milby Street Corridor Study.
Past Public Meeting #1: February 26, 2026
- Holy Family HTX Church 3719 Navigation Blvd. Houston, TX 77003
Public Meeting #2
- TBD
This meeting will present revised concepts, provide drainage/traffic updates, and share 3D visualizations.
Project Milestones
After gathering community feedback across multiple channels–including comments, questions, and recurring themes from stakeholder and public meetings–the team will develop a follow-up “You Spoke, We Heard” summary to highlight what we heard and how community input will shape the project moving forward.
Revive2Thrive is Commissioner Garcia’s community initiative focused on making Harris County Precinct 2 the best place to live, work, and play. The goal is to invest in improving infrastructure, create economic opportunities, and enhance residents’ overall quality of life.
