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Fort Bend commissioner outlines road interlocal, industrial‑site plan and advanced‑nuclear workforce push affecting Stafford
Summary
Fort Bend County Commissioner Andy Meyer told Stafford officials the county has an interlocal agreement for street milling and resurfacing, is pursuing industrial development districts to attract employers, and is working on workforce and advanced nuclear initiatives that could create supply‑chain and manufacturing demand for the region.
Andy Meyer, Fort Bend County commissioner for Precinct 3, told a joint meeting of the City Council and the Stafford Economic Development Corporation on Oct. 21 that the county is advancing several measures that could affect Stafford, including an interlocal agreement for street milling and resurfacing, a push to create industrial development districts and planning for advanced‑nuclear‑related workforce development.
The commissioner said Fort Bend County will consider an interlocal agreement on its Thursday agenda to mill and resurface several Stafford streets — Center Street, Oak Street, Perez Street, Buena Vista Street and Deborah Street — and that a preliminary agreement on improvements to Pike Road was also under way. He told the council the city’s approval would allow the county to place the interlocal on the Commissioners Court docket and begin work.
Why this matters: County road work would directly affect Stafford residents and businesses in the named…
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