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The Odessa District would be the sixth-most funded district in the state.

Partial funding is approved in the state’s 10-year transportation plan, and the Texas Department of Transportation Paris District Office anticipates additional funding to be approved this year with construction of

Nelson CARES Society is hosting a summer fundraising raffle for a Pedego City Commuter electric bike. Proceeds from the raffle go to support the Kootenay Seniors Transportation Program. Kootenay Seniors, a Program of Nelson CARES Society, works to support seniors to remain in their homes for as long as possible, living with dignity and joy and being an integral part of their

Municipal leaders across the U.S. are prioritizing projects to improve roads, repair bridges, remove lead water lines and deliver high-speed Internet to underserved communities with bipartisan infrastructure funds.

Taylor Pharr was appointed as the new part-time municipal judge by the Sylacauga City Council during its regular meeting Tuesday night.

PERMIAN BASIN, Texas (KMID/KPEJ) – The Texas Department of Transportation recently announced that they will be accepting public input on the Unified Transportation Program, a 10-year plan for projects around Texas, for 2024. With countless projects planned in the Permian Basin alone, we have gathered a few of the major projects included in the UTP […]

GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The county commission unanimously approved three eminent domain parcel resolutions that were necessary for the Bonded Transportation Project during their meeting on …

TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION CHILDRESS – As the Texas population continues to boom, TxDOT is drafting a record-breaking 10-year transportation plan, and now the public is invited to weigh in on the projects proposed in their communities. To help guide transportation projects over the next decade, TxDOT is seeking public input on the draft 2024 Unified Transportation Program (UTP), the state’s 10-year transportation plan.

Bill to require transportation planning to consider climate also passes; Bicycle Safety Stop bill withdrawn by its author

As the Texas population continues to boom, TxDOT is drafting a record-breaking 10-year transportation plan and now the public is invited to weigh in on the projects proposed in their