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Summer Recap 2026

 

Reconstruction of Greater Third Ward

Neighborhood Streets Are Underway

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One of the Authority’s largest neighborhood investments is now taking shape. The Live Oak Street Improvements Project is rebuilding the street from Pierce to Truxillo to create a safer, more walkable and more welcoming neighborhood. When the work is complete, residents will see:

  • A rebuilt roadway

  •  Open ditches replaced with an enclosed storm sewer

  • Accessible sidewalks + ramps

  •  Landscaping + streetscape

The Authority hosted a community meeting to walk residents through the Live Oak project, explained what to expect and answered questions. Construction is expected to be completed in mid 2027. For weekly construction updates, visit the OST/Almeda Facebook page.

PROJECT INVESTMENT: ~$27 million

 

A Look Ahead

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Greater Third Ward Neighborhood Streets - B will bring new streets, curbs, gutters, and upgraded infrastructure to Tuam, Anita, Rosalie, Stuart, Francis, and St. Charles streets. Together, these improvements will enhance mobility, neighborhood character, and quality of life throughout Greater Third Ward. The project is estimated to be complete in early 2028.   Stay tuned for a community meeting invitation for more information. 

PROJECT INVESTMENT:  ~$18 million

 

Continuing Our Investment in MacGregor Park

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MacGregor Park is a valued community gathering place for families, neighbors, athletes, and visitors. In FY26, the Authority completed scheduled funding for MacGregor Park Improvements, continuing a long-term investment in this important community space.

(Pictured: Community walk hosted by the Houston Parks Board to review upcoming park improvements.)

 PROJECT INVESTMENT: $4 million+ to date

Peggy Park Gets a Refresh

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Peggy Park received a refresh this summer with improvements that enhance the park’s appearance and functionality, creating a more welcoming neighborhood space. You’ll see a refreshed look throughout the park, including the equipment, shade structure, and basketball pavilion on your next visit. 

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OST/Almeda Corridors Redevelopment Authority - TIRZ #7 invests local tax dollars into public infrastructure to catalyze economic development. Neighborhood improvements include streets, sidewalks, drainage, and public spaces.

 

What infrastructure improvements would make the biggest difference for the community? Let us know! Community Infrastructure Input Form 

 

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Check out our new logo!  We are delighted to be transitioning to our new brand anchored by a Wisdom Knot mosaic. The wisdom knot is an adinkra symbol representing wisdom, ingenuity, intelligence and patience. The design reflects the belief that true wisdom is shown in how one applies knowledge, learning and experience to accomplish goals with insight and care.

OST/Almeda Corridors Redevelopment Authority

Board of Directors

Algenita Scott Davis (Chair)

Lauren Haller Fontaine (Vice Chair) 

Cathy Evans-Jackson (Secretary)

Brian Smith

Michael R. Williams

Cortney Robinson Jones

 

Executive Director

Deanea LeFlore

 

Special thanks to: 

 

City of Houston

Mayor John Whitmire

Council Member Carolyn Evans-Shabazz, District D

Houston City Council

Mayor's Office of Economic Development

Houston Public Works

OST/Almeda Corridors Redevelopment Authority, 3131 Emancipation Avenue, Suite 225, Houston, Texas 77004, 713-522-5154

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