West Houston Association

Join us September 17 as we explore the emerging West Houston Trail System and discuss how regional partners can build a more green, resilient, and connected future. Learn more and register🌳➡️ westhouston.org/committee-even…

Join us 8/20 at 7:30 AM as we explore the implications of updated floodplain maps, evolving standards of care, and the use of best available data, while discussing how the region can maintain predictability for investment and continued quality growth.➡️ westhouston.org/committee-even…

Purple pipe systems use reclaimed water for irrigation and other non-potable uses. Communities like Bridgeland and Cinco Ranch MUD No. 1 show how water reuse strengthens resilience, lowers costs, and supports a more sustainable water future. Learn more➡️ westhouston.org/2026/07/20/pur…

As Greater West Houston grows, conserving water is essential to protecting long-term water security. From rain barrels and low-flow fixtures to drought-tolerant landscaping, every action helps reduce demand and build a more resilient future. Every drop counts.💧

Located in the heart of Old Katy, Falls at Green Meadows transforms a former golf course into a 242-acre community balancing preservation with quality growth. Preserved trees, lakes, trails, and gathering spaces create lasting value and livability for generations!🏡

Where is traffic worst, and what would improve your daily commute and trips? @HouGalvAreaCog is seeking input from everyone who travels across our region. Take the 10-minute survey and help shape future congestion management and transportation planning➡️engage.h-gac.com/2026-congestio…

At our 2026 QPD Symposium, Matt Stoops (@LJA_Engineering) emphasized that attainable housing, quality development, and infrastructure must be planned together, reinforcing that quality growth depends on creativity, collaboration, and long-term planning.

Parks drive quality growth by restoring biodiversity and strengthening resilient communities. At Memorial Park, the Cyvia & Melvyn Wolff Prairie and Kinder Land Bridge reconnect habitats, improve mobility for wildlife and pedestrians, and celebrate the region’s natural identity.

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Stephen Woodring Park in Katy showcases how thoughtful planning can support sustainability and quality of life. Its use of reclaimed water helps conserve groundwater, while trails, trees, and open space create lasting community value. ⭐ Learn more: westhouston.org/sustainability…

The Greenhouse Road Underpass project shows what it takes to improve regional mobility: thoughtful planning, funding, and strong partnerships. Projects like this help keep infrastructure aligned with growth. Learn more about this unique project➡️ westhouston.org/2026/07/02/gre…

On August 25, 2017 Hurricane Harvey made landfall, unleashing widespread destruction. In response, Houston Stronger was formed to advocate for regional flood control and infrastructure funding. Visit houstonstronger.net to learn more! #TBT

The third panel at our 2026 QPD Symposium highlighted how quality growth depends on preparing for the future through strong partnerships, coordinated planning, and proactive infrastructure investment. Learn more about the partnerships building the region: westhouston.org/2026/06/29/pla…

Low impact development (LID) is a sustainable approach to land development and stormwater management that follows natural water cycles to reduce runoff, improve water quality, and create more resilient communities 💡

Panel 2 at our QPD Symposium explored the balance between thoughtful planning, housing attainability, housing diversity, infrastructure investment, and public-private coordination. Learn how this is supporting the next generation of quality development🏡 westhouston.org/2026/06/22/hou…

Join us 8/20 at 7:30 AM as we explore the implications of updated floodplain maps, evolving standards of care, and the use of best available data, while discussing how the region can maintain predictability for investment and continued quality growth.➡️westhouston.org/committee-even…"

Water reuse is becoming a key strategy for meeting the Houston region’s growing water demands while supporting economic growth and resilience. Learn how reuse systems can expand non-potable water supplies and support sustainable development: westhouston.org/2026/06/17/wat… 💧

Panel 1 at our 2026 QPD Symposium examined how attainable housing and quality development depends on strong public-private and early alignment around infrastructure, jurisdictional requirements, and long-term needs. Learn more about shaping the region🏗️ westhouston.org/2026/06/16/bay…

Trey Reichert (Johnson Development) opened our 2026 QPD Symposium with a conversation on the regional challenge of delivering high-quality communities while expanding attainable homeownership. Read the full story: westhouston.org/2026/06/16/att…

Hidden Arbor is a recognized QPD in Cy-Fair that blends natural surroundings with thoughtful design. With trails, playgrounds, splash pads, and access to major destinations, it showcases connectivity, livability and the long-term vision that define quality planned development. 🏡