I-69 Corridor Segment Committees Four Advisory Group Meeting

Regional Leaders to Discuss I-69 Development Corridor Segment Committee to guide TxDOT planning

AUSTIN - Regional leaders are set to meet Monday, May 3 as part of a long-term public involvement effort, providing guidance and local perspective to develop I-69.

The I-69 Corridor Segment Committee Four is one of five regional citizen advisory groups meeting throughout the I-69 Corridor to help the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) plan projects along the I-69 corridor to suit local and regional needs and improve mobility throughout the corridor. Committee Four has jurisdiction from Live Oak County to Cameron County. Monday’s meeting will include discussions of example conceptual interstate layouts and the corresponding planning and environmental features.

TxDOT issued a revised vision for corridor development and planning in 2009, calling for increased local participation in planning efforts. The new vision, Innovative Connectivity in Texas | Vision 2009, divides the major corridors, including the I-69 Corridor, into a series of smaller, more locally-focused corridor projects that will first focus on improving existing facilities.

Members of I-69 Corridor Segment Committees represent metropolitan planning organizations, counties and other entities with an interest in transportation such as cities, chambers of commerce, economic development organizations and others. All Corridor Segment Committee meetings are open to the public, and a complete listing of corridor advisory committees, members and meetings is available online by visiting