Montgomery County’s $480 Million Road Bond Will Reshape Local Infrastructure

In a major win for transportation and growth, Montgomery County voters have approved a $480 million road bond that will fund 76 critical infrastructure projects across the region. This investment will significantly impact fast-growing communities like Conroe, The Woodlands, Magnolia, and Willis, TX, by improving traffic flow, road safety, and development access.

🛣️ What the 2025 Montgomery County Road Bond Covers

The bond—one of the largest in county history—targets long-overdue transportation upgrades, with projects designed to support the area's rapid population growth and aging infrastructure.

✅ Key Improvements Include:

• Widening and resurfacing roads to reduce traffic congestion
• New road construction in high-growth corridors
• Bridge replacements to enhance safety and meet modern standards

With over 2,000 people moving to Montgomery County each month, this bond is a direct response to urgent infrastructure needs in one of Texas’s fastest-growing counties.

💰 How the Funds Will Be Distributed

The first $120 million from the bond will be released through a bond sale in June 2025, with funds becoming available by August 1. Each precinct will manage its own list of priority projects, focusing on traffic flow and construction readiness.

🚧 Precinct Highlights:

• Precinct 1 (Conroe, Willis): Improvements near Loop 336, Longmire Road, and surrounding corridors
• Precinct 2 (Montgomery, Magnolia): Key work on FM 1486, Old Houston Road, and feeder routes
• Precinct 3 (The Woodlands): Upgrades to Gosling Road, David Memorial Drive, and mobility corridors
• Precinct 4 (East County): Enhancements to key east-west connectors and growth areas

🌆 Why It Matters for Real Estate & Development

The road bond is not just about smoother commutes—it's a catalyst for future residential, commercial, and mixed-use development in areas like:

• Conroe, with its booming master-planned communities
• Willis, home to new-build neighborhoods and Lake Conroe access
• Magnolia, one of the most active growth zones in Montgomery County
• The Woodlands, where infrastructure supports business hubs and lifestyle amenities

Improved roadways mean increased property values, faster development timelines, and better quality of life for residents—all critical for current and future real estate investments.

📍 Want to See How These Projects Affect You?

Whether you're a homebuyer, developer, or investor, understanding how local infrastructure funding impacts your area is essential. Reach out for expert guidance on buying or selling in Conroe, Magnolia, The Woodlands, or Willis—especially as these projects begin to reshape local mobility and accessibility.

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