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About This Study
What
H-GAC, in partnership with the City of Missouri City, is developing the Missouri City Safety Action Plan (SAP) — a comprehensive road safety plan that identifies projects, programs, and policies to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries.
The Missouri City SAP is one of 12 plans being developed concurrently as part of the broader H-GAC Safety Action Plan project. Together, these plans form a coordinated regional approach to transportation safety across the Houston-Galveston area.
Why
The Houston–Galveston region accounts for nearly 20% of traffic deaths in Texas. Every day, an average of two people are killed and ten people are seriously injured in traffic crashes across the region. The Missouri City Safety Action Plan focuses that regional safety challenge locally, identifying where serious crashes occur and developing strategies to improve safety for all roadway users.
Where
The Missouri City SAP covers roadways within the City of Missouri City. The crash density map below shows the locations of crashes from 2018-2024.
Get Involved
Thank you to everyone who contributed feedback during our two rounds of public engagement! As we incorporate your input into the final plan, take a look at the crash dashboard and High-Injury Network map to see the data shaping our recommendations.
Project Timeline
Status
Activity
Date
Description
Completed
Project Kick-Off
May 2025
Formed the Safety Task Force (STF).
STF Meeting #1
July 31, 2025
Reviewed roadway safety issues and high-crash locations.
STF Meeting #2
Feb 24, 2026
Identified priority locations and systemic strategies.
Online Activity #1
Fall 2025 - Spring 2026
Interactive map and road safety priorities survey.
Public Meeting #1
April 2, 2026
Reviewed crash maps, crash types, and High-Injury Network.
STF Meeting #3
May 6, 2026
Reviewed preliminary recommendations.
Public Meeting #2
July 14, 2026
Ranking activities for proposed projects and countermeasures.
Online Activity #2
July 6 - Sep 11, 2026
Ranking activities for proposed projects and countermeasures.
Upcoming
STF Meeting #4
Fall 2026
Review final recommendations prior to plan finalization.
Final Plan Adoption
Nov 2026
Finalize and adopt the Safety Action Plan.
About This Study
What
H-GAC, in partnership with the City of Missouri City, is developing the Missouri City Safety Action Plan (SAP) — a comprehensive road safety plan that identifies projects, programs, and policies to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries.
The Missouri City SAP is one of 12 plans being developed concurrently as part of the broader H-GAC Safety Action Plan project. Together, these plans form a coordinated regional approach to transportation safety across the Houston-Galveston area.
Why
The Houston–Galveston region accounts for nearly 20% of traffic deaths in Texas. Every day, an average of two people are killed and ten people are seriously injured in traffic crashes across the region. The Missouri City Safety Action Plan focuses that regional safety challenge locally, identifying where serious crashes occur and developing strategies to improve safety for all roadway users.
Where
The Missouri City SAP covers roadways within the City of Missouri City. The crash density map below shows the locations of crashes from 2018-2024.
Get Involved
Thank you to everyone who contributed feedback during our two rounds of public engagement! As we incorporate your input into the final plan, take a look at the crash dashboard and High-Injury Network map to see the data shaping our recommendations.
Project Timeline
Status
Activity
Date
Description
Completed
Project Kick-Off
May 2025
Formed the Safety Task Force (STF).
STF Meeting #1
July 31, 2025
Reviewed roadway safety issues and high-crash locations.
STF Meeting #2
Feb 24, 2026
Identified priority locations and systemic strategies.
Online Activity #1
Fall 2025 - Spring 2026
Interactive map and road safety priorities survey.
Public Meeting #1
April 2, 2026
Reviewed crash maps, crash types, and High-Injury Network.
STF Meeting #3
May 6, 2026
Reviewed preliminary recommendations.
Public Meeting #2
July 14, 2026
Ranking activities for proposed projects and countermeasures.
Online Activity #2
July 6 - Sep 11, 2026
Ranking activities for proposed projects and countermeasures.
Upcoming
STF Meeting #4
Fall 2026
Review final recommendations prior to plan finalization.
Please click on "Take Survey" to look at the list of projects and vote on your top priority locations and emphasis areas.
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Missouri City Safety Action Plan has finished this stage
Existing Conditions
Missouri City Safety Action Plan has finished this stage
Analyze crash trends and identify safety concerns. Community members shared feedback through:
Interactive Map
Road Safety Priorities Survey
Draft Recommendations
Missouri City Safety Action Plan has finished this stage
Develop safety strategies and recommendations. Community members will help prioritize through ranking activities for:
Targeted Infrastructure Projects
Systemic Countermeasures
Public Meeting #2
Missouri City Safety Action Plan has finished this stage
Please visit us at our next public meeting to provide input on project recommendations. Our open-house event will be held at the Fort Bend County Library - Sienna Branch from 6-8pm on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
Public Meeting Address: 8411 Sienna Springs Blvd, Missouri City, TX 77459
Finalizing Project Recommendations
Missouri City Safety Action Plan is currently at this stage
Gather Input from 2nd round of Public Outreach and meet with the Safety Task Force in early Fall.
Final Plan: November 2026
this is an upcoming stage for Missouri City Safety Action Plan