Infrastructure Texas

Your voice is needed on this important issue. Contact your state legislators today and tell them thanks for protecting and keeping the promises they made on highway funding. We must keep up with the demands of a growing Texas.

Where Is The Funding Going?

The Texas Department of Transportation is hard at work to keep Texas moving and #EndTheStreak. Click here to see an interactive map of all current Prop. 1 and 7 projects in Texas.

Are We There Yet?

Thanks to Texas Voters and our Lawmakers commitment to #KeepThePromise and make infrastructure a priority, Texas building safer, roads and bridges.

How Did We Get Here?

How did Texas infrastructure funding get to where we are today? In 2014 and 2015, more than 80% of Texas voters supported two constitutional amendments, Proposition 1 and Proposition 7, to dedicate funding to better, safer roads and bridges.

🎉 Congratulations @MayorAmbrosio Hernandez! The Rio Grande Valley Metropolitan Planning Organization breaking new ground on how advocates can fight for #infrastructure and are being recognized nationally for their work. riograndeguardian.com/mayor-h…

Yesterday from Texas Infrastructure's Twitter via TweetDeck

Thanks to increased sales tax revenue and federal funding, our state budget is sound. Constitutionally dedicated #infrastructure funding WILL remain a priority as we build better, safer infrastructure. RT to tell your lawmaker you support better roads and bridges! #txlege

About 2 days ago from Texas Infrastructure's Twitter via TweetDeck

🚨 Improvements like these are why we need to protect the way #infrastructure is funded in Texas! Texans overwhelmingly voted to make better roads and bridges a priority. And @TxDOT is making it happen! RT to share the good news! #txlege kxan.com/traffic/texas-…

About 3 days ago from Texas Infrastructure's Twitter via Twitter Web App

All Texans are focused on improving our #infrastructure after last week. A big part of that effort will be repairing the damage done to existing infrastructure by ice. If you see an issue, let @TxDOT know so they can get it fixed! #txlege txdot.gov/inside-txdot/c… pic.twitter.com/K9AYeIP5Uc

About 4 days ago from Texas Infrastructure's Twitter via TweetDeck

With 77 counties across Texas approved for federal disaster relief, it is crucial that our state and our families get the assistance we need. Visit the @TDEM website tdem.texas.gov/warming-center… or scan the image below to self-report damage. pic.twitter.com/6BBCE7ns8A

About 5 days ago from Texas Infrastructure's Twitter via TweetDeck