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$429M in Roadway Fixes Scheduled for San Angelo District

Staff ReportBy Staff ReportAugust 21, 2025Updated:August 23, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Gov. Greg Abbott announced a new 10-year transportation plan with a total projected investment of more than $146 billion that TXDOT will invest in local roads and major congestion-relief projects.

The plan outlays $429,491,242 for the San Angelo District, with resurfacing and widening as chief concerns. 

In Tom Green County, there will be resurfacing on Loop 306, Ranch-to-Market 853, and State Highway 208, in addition to construction of a railroad bridge crossing at US Highway 277, near Old Balinger Highway, and the addition of a “North Relief Route” from US Highway 67 to US 87 north of San Angelo. 

Freeway improvements from north of Farm-to-Market 2105 to US 67 are scheduled for 2026-2029, with other improvements for 2030 to 2035. 

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Menard County: road widening from the Concho County line to US 190 north of Menard; Ranch-to-Market 2291 to State Highway 29, and State Highway 29 to the Kimble County Line.

The first section from the Concho line is scheduled for 2026 to 2029, with the other improvements for 2030 to 2035.

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