TxDOT Press Release

TxDOT to Profile Rumble Strips Through District; Includes Shelby County

November 1, 2017 - Crews have begun this week to place profile rumble strips in Nacogdoches County, and will move through the district to place them in 46 other locations.

Total Highway Maintenance, Cedar Hill, will serve as contractor for the $2.9 million project that will enhance the safety of the roadways. The project began in October and, weather permitting, will be completed by mid-November, 2018.

Resurfacing to Begin on US 59 North Near Redland

October 10, 2017 Lufkin – Resurfacing work is scheduled to begin this week on US 59 North on both north and southbound lanes in Angelina County.

Beginning just north of FM 2021 in Redland, the work will continue to the Angelina River Bridge. Moore Brothers Construction Company, Lufkin, will serve as contractor for the $2.8 million construction project that should be completed in about a month.

TxDOT Updates Many Projects Underway in Lufkin District

September 21, 2017 Lufkin – Work on SL 287 East in Lufkin is continuing as a final surface application is scheduled to be set this week on the southbound side.

Drewery Construction, contractor for the emergency project, has begun the final surface application of asphalt after all lanes were milled and swept. Work will continue from the Moffett Road overpass to Tulane Drive with daily lane closures expected.

National Child Safety Week Reveals Alarming Statistics

September 21, 2017 Lufkin – This week is National Child Safety Week and the Lufkin District is urging parents and grandparents to make sure little ones are restrained safely and correctly in a vehicle.

In 2017, an observational study of nearly 14,000 children in 14 Texas cities showed 33.5 percent of children from birth to four years old were buckled incorrectly or not at all.

San Augustine County Airport Improvements Beginning

September 17, 2017 Lufkin – Improvements at the San Augustine County Airport are scheduled to begin next week that will include new pavement and lighting.

The Texas Transportation Commission in February approved $460,000 in Federal and state grant funding, earmarked for planned airport improvements that includes constructing pavement and lighting improvements. The project costs are funded through San Augustine County and TxDOT’s Aviation Facilities Grant Program, which preserves and improves the state’s general aviation system.

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