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P3 Works app now available!
The application provides residents in Montgomery County Precinct 3 the opportunity to report issues 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to the precinct directly from their mobile device (phone, tablet) or PC. P3 Works will keep you connected through real-time updates provided by Precinct 3 staff regarding your request and allow you to follow your request from the initial submission to completion.
We also can send push notifications during emergencies such as high-water locations and road closures. Through this app, you can report concerns including potholes, traffic signal malfunctions and a host of other issues. Submit a work order to Precinct 3 today or even contact us with a question through the app in just seconds!
When submitting requests to Montgomery County Precinct 3, you can:

  • Provide a description of the request in your own words
  • Pinpoint the request location using your current location, an address, or by locating the best placement on a map
  • Attach photos to better describe the exact issue you would like resolved
First mosquito sample of 2020 season tests positive for West Nile Virus
Precinct 3 Commissioner James Noack’s mosquito abatement team disclosed the first West Nile virus positive mosquito sample of the 2020 season was identified Friday, June 5. The mosquito was trapped in one of the department’s operational zones in the Panther Creek area of The Woodlands.

Treatment of the affected area took place at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, June 6. A second round of treatment occurred on the evening of Monday, June 8. Treatment includes spraying all streets and county rights of way within the affected area.

“Our office is working diligently to minimize the risk of residents contracting a mosquito-borne illness,” Precinct 3 Commissioner James Noack said.

Residents can check the treatment activity map ( http://www.precinct3.org/mosquito-abatement/ ) to learn when spraying will occur in their neighborhoods.

Residents are advised to avoid outdoor activity during the scheduled treatment hours. Personal protective measures, such as insect repellent, wearing long, light, loose clothing and eliminating standing water, also should be taken.

“The one thing that all mosquitoes require for reproduction is a source of water. Be sure to turn over or remove anything from your yard that can hold water,” Montgomery County Mosquito Abatement Director Justin Fausek said. “If you have areas where you can’t get rid of water, such as a birdbath or meter box, you can treat it with a larvicide containing BTI instead.”

For residents who would like assistance identifying mosquito-breeding sites in their drainage ditches or in the county right of way near their home, call 281-364-4203 to set up an appointment. Our teams can provide customized advice on how to deal with these issues.

Please direct questions via email to justin.fausek@mctx.org or call the mosquito phone line at 281-364-4203.

Remember to Think WET !

W ear repellent

E liminate standing water

T reat water you can’t eliminate
Road Project Updates
Woodlands Parkway/Robinson Road at I-45 Project

Project scope: This project will improve signalization and traffic movement entering and exiting the I-45 frontage roads at Woodlands Parkway and Robinson Road. It includes the reconfiguration of the cloverleaf at the I-45 frontage roads and addition of traffic signals. Robinson Road also will be widened to four lanes from 350 feet west of the intersection with Patsy/Westwood Roads to 550 feet east of the intersection.
The project started in March and planned for completion by year end.


Current work: Contractor Main Lane has completed all drainage and pavement widening work east of Pasty Lane/Westwood and is working to complete the widening on the southwest corner of the Robinson-Patsy/Westwood intersection. Through traffic reopened last month. Signal poles also are being installed at this time.
Lake Woodlands Widening Project

Project scope: The project calls for the widening of Lake Woodlands Drive from Interstate 45 to Six Pines, including an additional through lane in each direction and improved turn lane movements at intersections.

The project started in April and is expected to be completed by late summer or early fall.
Current Work: Contractor Main Lane has made good progress on lane widening with almost all concrete pavement work completed. The work at the Pinecroft Center/Mall intersection nearest I-45 is almost complete, while signal crews have installed poles and are hanging signal heads.
Concrete Pavement Repairs

Approximately 16 locations along Woodlands Parkway (between Interstate 45 and Grogan’s Mill in both directions) are being repaired along the older lanes.
Precinct 3 crews hard at work!
Between May 9 and June 9, Precinct 3 crews have received and completed 407 work orders. These are your tax dollars hard at work.

Not only can you now use the P3 Works mobile application to submit a work order, but we have created an online desktop version as well that you can access straight from your desktop PC. Click the link below to submit a work order today!
Striping improvements
Precinct 3 continues to restripe roads.

In the past month, restriping projects included:

  • Gosling Road (from Flintridge Drive to Texas 242), in partnership with Precinct 2; this included placement of reflectors on the road

  • Lake Woodlands Drive (from Grogan’s Mill Road to Woodlands Parkway); placement of reflectors also was completed along that stretch

  • Player Bend Drive

  • Bay Branch (from Alden Bridge Drive to Kuykendahl)

  • Branch Crossing Drive (south side of Woodlands Parkway)

  • Locations in Benders Landing
Crack seal projects
These roads have recently been crack sealed:

  • Gosling Road (from Texas 242 to the Spring Creek Bridge), in partnership with Precinct 2

  • South Panther Creek (south of Woodlands Parkway) – In progress

  • East Panther Creek (from Woodlands Parkway to Lake Woodlands) – In progress

More striping, crack seal and asphalt road repair/overlay projects across the precinct will continue.
Precinct 3 Spring Creek Greenway Nature Center opens new boardwalk
Montgomery County Commissioner James Noack is pleased to announce the addition of a new boardwalk at the Spring Creek Greenway Nature Center, located at 1300 Riley Fuzzel Road.

Work crews were able to complete the boardwalk project while the Nature Center remained closed to the public during the COVID-19 shutdown, ensuring visitors have something new to experience once the center reopened.

The Spring Trails Nature Preserve contains numerous pockets of wetland habitat, which can make it difficult to reach Bluegill Pond, a popular destination for visitors to the Nature Center. This new boardwalk is elevated above this wet, muddy terrain, making it easier for visitors to reach the pond. It begins at the trailhead located on the southeast end of the parking lot, winds its way through the forest, and ends at a 220-square-foot observation deck with picturesque views of Bluegill Pond and the surrounding areas.

Popular activities at Bluegill Pond include hiking, biking, picnicking, nature photography, catch-and-release fishing and kayaking. For more information, please contact the Nature Center team at 281-364-4225.
Hurricane season is here

Mitigate. Prepare. Respond. Recover.
2020 Hurricane Season Outlook
Hurricane season started June 1 and lasts until Nov. 30.
An above-average 2020 Atlantic hurricane season is expected, according to the NOAA. It is important that we remain vigilant and PREPARED. It is vital for your family/household to have a plan in place.
2020 Hurricane Season Preparedness Guide

Step 1: Put together a plan by discussing these questions:

How will I receive emergency alerts and warnings?
  • Montgomery County residents can receive emergency alerts and notifications by signing up for ALERT MCTX.
  • Residents also are strongly encouraged to download the READYMCTX for Android or Iphone.
  • App for downed trees, etc. P3 Works.
What is my family/household communication plan?
  • Download the Family Plan fillable PDF here.
  • Make sure everyone in your family/household carries a copy of the completed form in his or her backpack, purse or wallet.

Step 2: Consider specific needs in your household.
  • As you prepare, tailor your plans and supplies to your specific daily living needs and responsibilities. Discuss your needs and responsibilities and how people in the network can assist each other with communication, care of children, business, pets and specific needs such as the operation of durable medical equipment.

  • Keep in mind these factors when developing your plan:
  • Different ages of members within your household
  • Responsibilities for assisting others
  • Locations frequented
  • Dietary needs
  • Medical needs, including prescriptions and equipment
  • Disabilities or access and functional needs, including devices and equipment
  • Languages spoken
  • Cultural and religious considerations
  • Pets or service animals
  • Households with school-aged children

Step 3: Stock up on emergency supplies.
  • You might be without power and drinkable water for an undetermined amount of time during and after the storm. It is important to at least have these items:

  • Seven-day supply of water (1 gallon per person per day)
  • Seven-day supply of non-perishable food (for each family member)
  • Manual can opener
  • Flashlight
  • Extra batteries
  • Personal ID
  • Camp stove with fuel or other nonelectric cooking device
  • Cell phones & portable chargers
  • Map of your area and list of emergency shelters
  • First-Aid Kit with manual
  • Cash
  • Download the Montgomery County full Emergency Supply Kit check list here.

Home Preparation Tips:
  • Keep trees and shrubbery trimmed of diseased and dead wood,
  • Cover all large windows and patio doors with securely fastened storm shutters made from 5/8" thick plywood or greater.
  • Secure doors using a security deadbolt lock with 1-inch minimum bolt length.
  • Fill available gasoline containers, keep them full until the end of the hurricane season.
  • Bring outdoor furniture, toys, garbage cans, potted plants, garden tools, etc. inside.


Sign up for text or email alerting via Alert MCTX for emergency notifications at Smart911.com .
Rain gauge and Creek level monitors

  • NWS Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service: Through this monitor you can see rainfall totals and creek and river levels at certain locations in Montgomery County. The NWS issues forecasts for creek and river levels as needed during times of high water, but are not routinely available.
County Holiday
Montgomery County offices will be closed Friday, July 3, and Saturday, July 4, 2020, in observance of Independence Day.
Precinct 3
Precinct 3 Projects
Now on the Precinct 3 website, you can see the breakdown of every road bond project, including the estimated cost, engineering firm and progress. We also added information for other major projects and road improvements, such as striping.
What do we do?
How does Precinct 3 serve you? We put together a video to show you all of the services provided by Precinct 3.
James Noack
Commissioner Precinct 3
Montgomery County
1130 Pruitt Rd
Spring, Texas 77380
  281-367-3977