Cienegas Road Street Lighting Project
Summary
A modest $3,985.84 project to add six LED streetlights along dark stretches of Cienegas Road died when no commissioner would second the motion, leaving a known safety concern unaddressed for now.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 6
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jun 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
No county money spent — the $3,985.84 project did not move forward.
Nobody yet — drivers and residents along Cienegas Road would have benefited from the lighting.
Travelers on Cienegas Road, which Commissioner Flores described as dangerously dark at night.
Mentions & discussions (6)
Commissioners Court Agenda - Jun 3, 2026
Precinct 4 has pushed seven times for six new LED lights along the county's busiest road, especially at the duck pond. Neighbors showed up to support it, but the full package failed over a dispute about whether the county should light Commissioner Flores' own subdivision. One light at the duck pond crossing did pass unanimously.
Commissioners Court Agenda - May 20, 2026
For the sixth time, Commissioner Flores' $3,985.84 plan to install six LED street lights along Cienegas Road died — this time for lack of a second. Flores asked his colleagues to explain their objections so he could fix the proposal; none did.
Agenda Center - May 6, 2026
A modest $3,985.84 project to add six LED streetlights along dark stretches of Cienegas Road died when no commissioner would second the motion, leaving a known safety concern unaddressed for now.
Commissioners Court Agenda - Apr 8, 2026
The county reviewed bids to move forward with the Cienegas Road Project, which aims to improve local transportation and infrastructure.
Agenda Center - Mar 25, 2026
Precinct 4 is funding various street light installations and upgrades along Cienegas Road through agreements with AEP, enhancing neighborhood safety and visibility.
Agenda Center - Feb 25, 2026
A series of new LED street light installations and upgrades along Cienegas Road will improve visibility and safety in Precinct 4.
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