News! Ground was broken recently on the new Spring Creek Greenway Gateway Complex on the east side of Riley Fuzzel Road at Spring Creek adjacent to the Peckinpaugh Preserve. The 10,000 square foot facility will contain a nature center, community center, a Sheriff’s Patrol Office, pavilion with restrooms and nature trails. The $2.2 million dollar project is scheduled to be completed in August of 2010. The project is being funded with monies from the sale of the Rayford Road Community Center and a Texas Parks & Wildlife grant. The complex is situated on an 11.6 acre site donated by Midway Spring Trails Partners, L.P., the Houston based developer of the adjacent Spring Trails master planned community. The developer donated the land to the Spring Creek Greenway Foundation who donated the land to the County. Also under construction at the site is a new parking area and trailhead entrance to the Peckinpaugh Preserve. The new trailhead will make it easier to access this beautiful nature area. The old trailhead at the end of Old Riley Fuzzel Road is also being improved to better accommodate equestrians, canoeist and kayakers. For more information, please contact Commissioner Ed Chance’s Office at 281 367-3977. Commissioner Ed Chance, Commissioner Jerry Eversole and Legacy Land Trust's Jennifer Lorenz receive awards from the United States Fish & Wildlife Service for their outstanding contributions to the nation's fish and wildlife resources based on their work on the Spring Creek Greenway project at an event held on April 13, 2009. New Spring Creek Greenway Gateway Park map released. Commissioner Jerry Eversole announces the John Pundt Park, Carmine Stahl Preserve and the Spring Creek Greenway Trail Phase I Grand Opening Legacy Land Trust launches "No Child Left Inside" initiative at the Montgomery County Preserve and offers Third Saturday of the Month Tours Bike Trails Open at the George Mitchell Nature Preserve Commissioner Chance launches www.precinct3.org Spring Creek Greenway Foundation Created Volunteers at Work along the Greenway Online Photo Galleries! Gorgeous Spring Creek Scenics Recreation Photos Educational Activities Montgomery County Preserve Peckinpaugh Preserve