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Tarrant Transportation Summit will featureHegar BY STEVEN RYZEWSKI Tarrant County Commissioner Gary Fickes will be by the pandemic. Fickes is commissioner for Precinct 3, which includes Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake, as well as most of northeast Tarrant County.
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hosting the 12th Annual Tarrant Transportation Summit on Feb. 10 at the Hurst Conference Center with an emphasis on how investment in transportation and mobility inno- vation will factor into the region’s growth and economic outlook. Titled “Dollars and Sense,” the
According to Fickes, tickets for the summit—which will include lunch—will cost $75 per person and opportunities for table sponsorships are still available by contacting the commissioner’s o ce at 817-248-6295. Fickes said Hegar will bring an important statewide economic perspective to the summit and, according to the event’s website, other speakers appearing will touch on topics such as the transformation of Texas’ transit systems and the outlook for transportation in the North Texas region.
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Glade Road reconstruction The existing Glade Road westbound lane closure from Sta ord Drive to Montclair Drive was extended to Pool Road starting Dec. 8, according to the city of Colleyville. Westbound tra c is being detoured at Pool to Hall-Johnson Road, and tra c through the area is eastbound only. Drivers should expect delays during hours of construction. The Glade reconstruction project will improve water, storm drainage and road infrastructure and add a roundabout at Riverwalk Drive, among other improvements. Timeline: December 2020-fall 2022 Cost: $14.3 million Funding sources: tax increment nance fund, Texas Department of Transportation
summit will be headlined by Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar, among other speakers. The summit is return- ing after a one-year hiatus caused
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar will bring a statewide perspective to the Tarrant Transportation Summit. (Courtesy Texas Comptroller’s O ce)
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Information on the summit, including how to register, can be found at www.tarranttransportationsummit.com.
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