Tag: Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT)
Developer: Years of TxDOT delays causing millions in losses at McAllen’s Tres Lagos community
McALLEN — Years worth of delays in realigning North Ware Road where it meets Monte Cristo Road at the Tres Lagos community are causing millions of dollars not only in lost property tax revenues, but in funds that would go toward maintaining the community.
Well that came out of nowhere: Valley wakes up to wind-ravaged cities with sprawling...
A thunderstorm that ripped through the Rio Grande Valley overnight Friday and into early Saturday morning left tens of thousands without power with no immediate relief in sight, and caused havoc in city streets, residential and business property as a deluge of rain and hail drenched the region.
Alex Meade confirmed for Texas Transportation Commission appointment
Texas Regional Bank Executive Vice President Alex Meade's appointment to the state transportation board was approved this week, according to state Sen. Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa.
Thousands may be without power until Monday after midnight thunderstorm rips through Valley
Water project enters last phase in Brownsville; Southmost storage tank to be complete late...
The Brownsville Public Utilities Board waterline replacement project that’s been affecting traffic flow on Boca Chica Boulevard/S.H. 4 since November is about to enter its final phase.
Multi-million-dollar project to build Harlingen’s first public transit center hits big snag
HARLINGEN — After about seven years of planning, the multi-million-dollar project to build the city’s first public transit center is hitting a big snag.
Former Pharr city manager appointed to Texas Transportation Commission
A local figure has been tapped to oversee the transportation policy for the state.
TxDOT seeks comments from public on state’s future transportation plan
The Texas Department of Transportation is planning for its Connecting Texas 2050 plan and is seeking the public’s input on recommendations for the state’s long-range transportation plan.
Officials raise concerns over San Benito campaign signs
SAN BENITO — Rows of political signs are stretching across much of the city amid concerns some candidates’ signs are posing safety hazards as some of the hottest city and school elections in years close in.
TxDOT: Maintenance work on Queen Isabella Memorial Causeway completed
With Spring Break slated to begin next week, the Texas Department of Transportation has announced that maintenance work on the Queen Isabella Memorial Causeway has been completed.