Angleton King Municipal Operations Center

The Angleton King Municipal Operations Center is a new 14,941-square-foot facility located at 901 South Velasco St. in Angleton, Texas. This pre-engineered metal building is designed to house the City's Parks Department and Public Works, consolidating administrative functions and work bays under one roof. The project carries an estimated cost of $5,000,000, placing it in the top quarter of new construction filings in Brazoria County.

Integrated Architecture & Design, LLC serves as the design firm of record for the Angleton King Municipal Operations Center. The scope includes dedicated offices, administration areas, a training room, conference room, kitchen/breakroom, work bays, and restroom/locker rooms.

Construction Status and Timeline

TDLR completed plan review in June 2025, and the filing scheduled construction to finish in August 2026. However, the public record has not yet recorded a final inspection, so the current state of the site is not confirmed in the public record. Construction was scheduled to begin in July 2025, creating a build window of 399 days, which is longer than the county median of 224 days for similar projects.

The project involves public funds and public land. The City of Angleton has three other TDLR-registered projects totaling $2,336,830, including the Angleton Recreation Center and City Hall. Integrated Architecture & Design, LLC has six other registered projects totaling $21,275,000, ranging from office buildings to medical clinics in the region.

The estimated cost per square foot is $335, which is above the county median of $117 for new construction. This cost structure reflects the specialized nature of a municipal operations facility, which requires robust work bays and administrative spaces compared to standard commercial buildings. The project is registered with TDLR, ensuring compliance with accessibility standards for the new facility.