EL PASO, Texas — The Texas Department of Transportation’s El Paso District is asking residents for input on the future of bicycling across West Texas. The agency will hold a public hearing to share plans and gather comments.
The hearing will be offered in person and will also include a virtual option. Officials say the dual format is meant to let more people take part, whether they can attend physically or prefer to join online.
The meeting will focus on 20 proposed bicycle projects in the region. These projects are part of a larger effort to plan and improve routes for cyclists across multiple communities.
TxDOT El Paso District staff will present the proposed projects and accept public feedback. This is a chance for residents to learn about specific proposals and to share priorities and concerns with planners.
Attendees can expect information about project locations, potential designs, and timelines. The hearing will allow time for questions and formal comments that become part of the official record.
The input gathered will help guide decisions about where and how to invest in bicycling infrastructure. Officials encourage residents to take part and help shape the future of biking in West Texas.
