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Wednesday, May 7, 2025
ProgramsTransportation PlanningProject Prioritization

Learn more about project prioritization by the Transportation Planning program of Brazos Valley Council of Governments.

Transportation Project Prioritization


Introduction

On March 9, 2016, the Brazos Valley Regional Transportation Planning Organization (RTPO) signed a resolution approving the Prioritized Project List of highway projects. All projects covered on this list are located within counties that comprise the Brazos Valley Council of Governments (BVCOG). This process was created to list projects according to a system that incorporates both TxDOT’s statewide goals and local priorities with both subjective and objective data.

The process for Highway Prioritization began as early as 2014, however, this official process began through a series of workshops beginning in Summer 2015. Members of the Regional Technical Planning Committee (RTPC) were asked to consult with local officials in their local communities of regional transportation needs and potential projects of regional significance. These projects were then scored on a matrix, and ranked on the Prioritized Project List. The RTPC Committee officially approved the Prioritized Project List during their February 24th meeting.

Final Projects Documents

Intro Letter

Signed Resolution

Prioritized Project List

Project Prioritization Process

Presentation with Project Locations

Top Ten Projects

Click on the Highway signs below for maps of the potential project locations!


1. US Highway 79 – Bridge Replacement at the Brazos River

2. State Highway 6 – Safety Improvements, Navasota to Waller County Line

3. FM 50 – Construct shoulders, SH 105 to Burleson County Line

4. FM 244- Widen shoulders and Bridges in Grimes County

5 & 6. Interstate 45 – Widen to 6 Lanes in Madison and Leon Counties

7. FM 50 – Construct shoulders, Washington County Line to SH 21

8. US 290 – Interchange redesign (construct flyover ramp) at SH 36

9. SH 6 – Grade Separation at FM 2

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