Get ready for some road work, Amarillo! TxDOT is tackling major upgrades on I-40 and I-27. While it's all about making things safer in the long run, expect some traffic headaches while they're at it.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 3 the 60 before, 5 the 90 before that.
These projects represent significant capital investments in airport infrastructure.
Travelers and airport staff will benefit from more reliable and modern facilities.
No groups negatively affected
The airport is undergoing several upgrades, including baggage systems and HVAC repairs, to keep facilities running smoothly for travelers.
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According to Jason Britsch, public information officer for the Amarillo District TxDOT, the proposed plans include removing the pedestrian bridge located at the intersection of North McMasters Street and West Amarillo Boulevard. Britsch said the...
The Texas Department of Public Safety Amarillo District released updates on multiple projects intended to improve safety along I-40 and I-27 in the region.
The MPO updated its long-term transportation plan and short-term improvement programs. This guides how the region will invest in roads, transit, and other transportation infrastructure for years to come.
The board discussed the demolition timeline for the old English Field Terminal and received updates on the ARFF simulator and air service development. These items relate to the airport's future growth, safety capabilities, and efforts to attract more flights.
Updates on transit plans and a presentation on new software aim to improve transportation coordination for people with disabilities.
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The committee discussed the 2027-2030 Transportation Improvement Program, which outlines planned investments in roads, transit, and other transportation infrastructure. This program will guide future development and maintenance of the region's transportation network.
The committee discussed a plan to coordinate public transit services for vulnerable populations, including seniors, disabled individuals, and low-income residents. A draft of this plan will be reviewed at the next meeting.
The board is looking at a new design for the west side of Heritage Hills. This could impact the look and feel of that part of the neighborhood.
Several key projects were discussed, including terminal chimney repairs, parking lot and road rehabilitation, and baggage system upgrades. These projects are vital for the airport's functionality and safety.
The MPO updated its long-term transportation plan and short-term improvement program, ensuring alignment with current needs and future goals.
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