Houston & The Woodlands: $50M Deal Ends Annexation Dispute Permanently @CW39Houston
Houston & The Woodlands: $50M Deal Ends Annexation Dispute Permanently  @CW39Houston
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Houston and The Woodlands have reached a landmark $50 million agreement, permanently taking annexation off the table. Approved by the City Council, the deal secures $22.6 million for Houston immediately, with additional payments through 2030. While Mayor John Whitmire calls it a win for both sides, City Comptroller Chris Hollins warns of potential future sales tax revenue losses for Houston.
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Houston & The Woodlands: $50M Deal Ends Annexation Dispute Permanently

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