The City Council Transportation and Mobility Committee will review a project update from Debbie Albert of the Texas A&M Transportation Institute regarding the TxDOT George Bush Drive and Wellborn Road crossing. Members will discuss current developments and next steps.
Opal Goddard
September 16, 20261 min read
The City Council Transportation and Mobility Committee will receive a presentation from Debbie Albert, PE, with the Texas A&M Transportation Institute. The update focuses on the TxDOT George Bush Drive and Wellborn Road Crossing Project.
Members of the committee will engage in a formal discussion regarding the crossing initiative. The agenda item outlines a review of current project developments and operational updates.
Officials will evaluate the information provided during the presentation. The committee will determine how to proceed with the infrastructure project following the discussion.
City Council Transportation and Mobility Committee (2026-09-15). Retrieved from https://collegestationtx.portal.civicclerk.com/event/4287
Opal Goddard
Opal Goddard covers College Station city hall, the council, and county government.
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