Alliance Washington, D.C. Update. This series of PDF files makes up the update materials used by Alliance for I-69 Texas representatives during their May 2013 visit with lawmakers and federal agencies in the nation's capital. DOWNLOADS:

1. I-69 Progress Report for Spring 2013 (1.7 MB)

2. I-69 National Route Map (2.2 MB)

3. I-69 Freight Connectivity Map (187 K)

4. TxDOT I-69 Funding Program (1.8 MB)

5. Status of Pending Designations to Add to I-69 in Texas (5.9 MB)

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Map Showing Funded I-69 Projects as of April 1, 2013. This map is prepared by TxDOT and updated periodically to reflect I-69 route projects that have been funded or have been marked for funding. Some of the projects are now complete, some will be in construction soon and others are still several years away from starting.

I-69 Route Redesignation Map, March 1, 2013. This TxDOT map shows the progress being made on winning federal authority to add sections of existing freeways to the Interstate Highway System as I-69.

Final Report of the I-69 Advisory Committee, Dec. 13, 2012. This report brings together the recommendations of the five citizen segment committees and the statewide committee.

I-69 Progress Report for 2012, Dec. 10, 2012. This is a 2-page summary of progress in 2012 and of the 2013 objectives of the Alliance for I-69 Texas.

Alliance Update Presentation for 2012, Nov. 27, 2012. This slide presentation provides a summary of Alliance activity and successes during 2012. It was presented by Alliance Chairman John Thompson to a gathering in Nacogdoches.

Map Showing Funded I-69 Projects, Oct. 29, 2012. This map is prepared by TxDOT and updated periodically to reflect major upgrade projects on the I-69 Texas routes that have been funded in the past few years. Some are under construction and some are programmed over the coming years.

Maps Showing Recommendations of I-69 Segment Committees, June 20, 2011. These maps show the recommendations and priorities for upgrade projects on the routes that make up the I-69 corridor. More than 100 volunteers appointed by local governments and organizations served on the committees for more than two years.

I-69 Update to Transportation Commission, November 18, 2010. These are the Powerpoint slides used by John Barton, TxDOT Assistant Executive Director, in providing the Commission with a update on I-69 development and the work of the five Segment Committees.

A Citizens's Report on the Current and Future Needs of the I-69 Corridor. This is the 2008 report of the I-69 Advisory Committee appointed by the Texas Transportation Commission. The report set the stage for creation of the locally-driven planning process taken on by five Segment Committees starting in 2009.

US 77 Upgrade Project Public Meeting Presentation. This presentation was utilized during four public meetings in March 2008 for the schematic design and environmental assessment process covering US 77 from I-37 to Harlingen. The process was in the final stages of review in mid 2011.
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