Since its creation in September 2000, the Kingwood Super Neighborhood Council advocated the following projects which have since become reality.

• Replacing a Harris County Library as a joint venture with The City of Houston to provide a new 30,000 square foot facility
• Extending Kingwood Drive as a four-lane roadway with median from Willow Terrace to Mills Branch Drive
• Constructing access improvements on Kingwood Drive for vehicles entering and leaving Kingwood High School
• Extending North Park Drive as a four-lane roadway with median from West Lake Houston Parkway to Mills Branch Drive (Construction scheduled to begin in December, 2010.)
• Constructing numerous sidewalk projects
• Making cross-walk improvements adjacent to numerous Kingwood schools
• Synchronizing all traffic signals on Kingwood Drive from Mills Branch Drive to Loop 494
• Repairing grade crossings on major Kingwood entrances (working with Union Pacific)
• Constructing a protected right hand turn lane on Hamblen Rd at Loop 494
• Reconstructing the Kingwood Drive/West Lake Houston Parkway intersection to add turn lanes and ground mounted traffic lights
• Reconstructing the Northpark Drive/Woodland Hills intersection to add turn lanes and ground mounted traffic lights
• Repairing Kingwood streets as necessary with full-depth concrete
• Overlaying asphalt for streets in older sections of the community
• Constructing new drainage culverts to replace older ineffective ones
• Constructing a Skateboard Park in Kingwood