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Wendy Duncan, Willow Fork drainage District Pres., speaks at an infrastructure summit hosted by the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce.

Project Barker continuing to seek public investment

Project Barker, a $24 million drainage improvement and community park project for the Barker Reservoir, continues to seek public investment, an official said Thursday. more

By George Slaughter, News Editor | 6/16/22

Concept art shown here indicates the general idea for the pedestrian underpass being constructed by the Willow Fork Drainage District along Westheimer Parkway near Cinco Ranch Junior High School as part of the district’s Parks and Trails Master Plan.

Willow Fork Drainage District building pedestrian underpass beneath Westheimer

Willow Fork Drainage District President Wendy Duncan announced the district’s construction of a $381,000 pedestrian underpass beneath a busy section of Westheimer Parkway, just west of Cinco … more

By R. Hans Miller | News Editor | 2/1/21

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