QUALITY Planned Development — Since 1979
Leadership in Quality Growth
For Greater West Houston Since 1979
The West Houston Association has a 37 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 1.6 million residents and 600,000 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.
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The Katy Educational Village
Stay tuned for more details! For questions about the event, please email ryann@westhouston.org
West Houston Trail Project
Join us on Friday, November 13 as we host a conversation on the emerging idea of a West Houston Trail System, exploring how connected parks and trails can support mobility, recreation, environmental resilience, and quality development across the Greater West […]
Understanding the Impacts of MAAPNext
As new flood risk maps emerge through MAAPNext and related updates to FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Maps, communities across Greater West Houston including, Harris, Fort Bend, Waller, and surrounding counties are working to understand what these changes will mean in […]
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How MAAPNext Is Shaping Regional Flood Planning
Flood risk does not stop at a county line. Neither should the planning, modeling and infrastructure investments used to manage it. That is the message that guided our August 20 forum, Understanding the Impacts of MAAPNext. The discussion brought together […]
A West Houston Trail System: Connecting Growth, Nature, and Communities
Across the Greater West Houston region, growth continues to move steadily westward. New neighborhoods, schools, and commercial centers are emerging across western Harris County and into Waller and Fort Bend Counties. As this growth unfolds, the region has an opportunity […]
Use of Native Plants for Sustainable and Resilient Urban Growth
In the rapidly urbanizing Houston landscape, the conventional approach to growth often comes at a high cost to natural infrastructure. As concrete replaces our coastal prairies and piney woods, natural drainage patterns are altered, increasing stormwater runoff and pollutant loads […]
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