Legislation Details

File #: 26-5600    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Investment Memo Status: Passed
File created: 8/14/2026 In control: Commissioners Court
On agenda: 8/25/2026 Final action: 8/25/2026
Title: Request for approval of a Final Investment Memo for the Reginald Moore Park Improvements project for an initial amount of $250,000.00, and request for approval of initial commercial paper funding in the amount of $250,000.00.
Primary Department: Commissioner, Precinct 4
Primary Department Head/Elected Official: Commissioner Lesley Briones

Managing Department: Commissioner, Precinct 4
Managing Department Head/Elected Official: Commissioner Lesley Briones

Regular or Supplemental RCA: Regular RCA
Type of Request: Investment Memo
Investment Memo Type: Final Investment Memo

Project Name: Reginald Moore Park Improvements
Project ID (if applicable): GRANT_MATCH
Vendor Legal Name (if applicable): N/A

MWBE Contracted Goal (if applicable): N/A
MWBE Current Achievement (if applicable): N/A
Justification for 0% MWDBE Participation Goal: N/A - Goal not applicable to request

Grant Indirect Costs Rate (if applicable): N/A
Justification for 0% Grant Indirect Costs Rate (if applicable): N/A - Not a grant item

Incremental Authorization Requested: $250,000.00
Total Estimated Project Cost: $1,000,000.00

Request Summary:
title
Request for approval of a Final Investment Memo for the Reginald Moore Park Improvements project for an initial amount of $250,000.00, and request for approval of initial commercial paper funding in the amount of $250,000.00.
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Project Description:
Reginald Moore Park is a 23-acre public green space in unincorporated Alief located within 1.5 miles of 52,000 residents and eight schools. The Park is one of the few green spaces in the area and lacks several amenities critical to community health and well-being. Harris County identifies the Park and surrounding neighborhood as a low-to-moderate (LMI) income target area; approximately 45% of residents are LMI, 24% live below the federal poverty line, and 68% are people of color. Additionally, the Houston-Harris Heat Action Team ranks this neighborhood among the 10% of the hottest areas in the county due to limited tree canopy. Reginald Moore presents an opportunity to fill amenity gaps for active recreation (e.g., pickleball), safe pet exercise (e.g., dog park), and comfortable outdoor leisure (e.g., picnic areas, shade stru...

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