Fulshear's Parks and Recreation Commission made significant strides during their April 11, 2025, meeting, focusing on community engagement and upcoming projects. A highlight was the announcement of the Huggins Road groundbreaking, scheduled for April 21 at 2 PM. This project, a collaboration with the county, is part of a broader initiative funded by local bonds, promising to enhance infrastructure and accessibility in the area.

The commission also reviewed the monthly budget report, revealing a $38,000 expenditure primarily directed towards construction services for the Primrose project. Members discussed the need for a detailed list of remaining items and associated costs for Phase 2 of Primrose, ensuring transparency and informed decision-making as they move forward.

In addition to infrastructure updates, the commission is gearing up for a fundraising event on April 26, aiming to raise $20,000 for improvements to local ball fields. This initiative is crucial for enhancing community sports facilities and fostering local engagement.

Looking ahead, the commission is preparing for the upcoming election on May 3, with early voting starting on April 22. They emphasized the importance of community participation in the electoral process, as the outcomes will directly impact future projects and funding.

Overall, the meeting underscored the commission's commitment to improving Fulshear's parks and recreation facilities while actively involving the community in these developments. As projects progress and events unfold, residents can look forward to enhanced recreational opportunities and infrastructure improvements in the coming months.