Conroe - Montgomery Edition - February 2022

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City of Conroe adding new flashing traffic signals

336 is widening FM 1097 from two to four lanes with a continuous turn lane in the Willis area. The project was awarded to contractor James Construction Group, according to TxDOT information. Cost: $14.69 million Timeline: February 2021-fourth quarter 2023 Funding sources: federal, state UPCOMING PROJECTS 3 FM 1097 improvements A project along FM 1097 in the Willis area 1097 between Anderson Road and Lake Conroe Hills Drive was 39% complete as of an early February TxDOT report. The project 1484 1314 between Lake Conroe Hills Drive and Blueberry Hill began Jan. 19, according to the latest available TxDOT report as of early February. The widening project, which was 1% complete, will expand FM 1097 in this area from two lanes to four lanes with a continuous turn lane. The project was awarded to James Construc- tion Group with 328 working days allot- ted, according to TxDOT information. Timeline: January 2022-TBD Cost: $14.72 million Funding sources: federal, state 2 FM 1097 widening The TxDOT project to widen FM 1097

Conroe City Council members ap- proved awarding a contract to Third Coast Services LLC during a Jan. 27 meeting to install flashing yellow ar- rows and make minor intersection ad- justments at 21 existing intersections in the city of Conroe. The contract awarded includes 150 days for the project to be substantially complete and 190 days for construction to be fully complete, city officials said. The approved project is Phase 2 of an initiative to install flashing yellow ar- rows at intersections and is in addition to 27 locations where signals were modified last year to include a yellow flashing arrow, said Thomas Woolley, director of capital projects and trans- portation for the city, during a Jan. 26 City Council workshop meeting. “These flashing yellow lights are helping move traffic along in town, and adding 21 additional intersections will help improve the mobility across town,” Mayor Jody Czajkoski said during the workshop.

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median barriers, pavement widening, upgraded traffic signals and pavement markings. The project was 11% complete as of early February, the latest available update from TxDOT. Cost: $9.83 million Timeline: October 2021-third quarter 2023 Funding sources: federal, state 1488

Timeline: TBD Cost: $602,142 Funding source: city of Conroe

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The Texas Department of Transportation has started a project to improve Hwy. 105 between FM 2854 and I-45. The project includes the construction of raised

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