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Residents ask council to explain $8M in Waller County mobility bond projects affecting Prairie View streets

Prairie View City Council · August 25, 2026

Summary

At public comment, David Allen urged the council to obtain bond and interlocal documents showing about $8 million in Waller County mobility bond projects listed for Prairie View streets, and asked for town halls and clarity about which roads will be improved and when.

During the public comment period, resident David Allen told the council that the Waller County mobility bond passed about seven years ago and, he said, the bond includes roughly $8 million earmarked for streets within Prairie View. Allen said city residents were not being adequately informed about when or where construction would occur and asked the council to obtain the bond and interlocal documents to explain which streets would be affected and whether residents would face lane widenings or property acquisitions.

"About seven years or so ago, we passed a $280,000,000 Walla County Mobility bond... I think it's about $8,000,000 on the streets in Prairie View," Allen said, questioning why some listed roads and adjacent amenities (Flukinger Road, Cameron Road, the softball field) appear to sit outside city limits. He urged the council to invite the county engineer or provide town-hall briefings so residents can prepare and understand traffic impacts, right-of-way acquisitions and timelines.

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