Hazard elimination and safety on diana, LEE trevino drive, montwood drive, piedras street, and stanton street

The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) received a $352,176.98 Formula Grant award on April 1, 2025 from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205). The funding supports infrastructure improvements across several roadways in Texas, including:

• Installing pedestrian hybrid beacons, crosswalks, and sidewalks along Diana Drive
• Improving signage, school zones, and adding dynamic speed feedback signs on Lee Trevino Drive and Montwood Drive
• Installing LED flashing chevrons and edge markings on Piedras Street
• Deploying warning/guide signs, wrong-way driver markings, and dynamic speed feedback signs on Stanton Street

This Formula Grant from the FHWA's Highway Planning and Construction program is designed to assist state transportation departments with a wide range of highway-related infrastructure projects to enhance safety, connectivity, and multimodal transportation options.

Project description

Diana drive from louis drive to riley court, pedestrian hybrid beacon, install pedestrian crosswalk, install sidewalks. LEE trevino drive from TOM weiskopf drive to 0.1 miles south of montwood drive; install warning and guide signs, improve school zone, dynamic speed feedback signs; montwood drive from noviembre drive to ratner circle - improve school zone, dynamic speed feedback signs, install pavement markings; piedras street from SH 20 to gateway east boulevardd - install light emitting diode flashing chevrons, install edge marking; stanton street from montana avenue to missouri avenue - install warning/guide signs, wrong way driver warning markings, dynamic speed feedback signs.