The importance of attending a public meeting cannot be overstated. This is the only time TxDot is required to recognize the comments of the public. We will notify you of the date and location.

TxDot has not set a date for a public meeting concerning IH-10 from Taylor Street to Washington Avenue. It is UNLIKELY they will notify key stakeholders directly–they have a poor record of doing so. (View more on TxDot's project process).

Send a letter of concern to your local and state elected officials. We ask that you use your own words and be brief as no one likes to read several pages in the middle of a busy workday.

Word of mouth ensures large community turnout at local civic meetings, Super-neighborhood meetings, informational picnics and walks, and most importantly the TxDOT public meeting.

If you've been to a TxDOT public meeting you've seen the poor turnout. Are people apathetic? We don't think so! No-one knows about these meetings. If you are in neighborhoods affected by these plans (area map), then your yard sign is one of the best ways to let your neighbors know what TxDOT doesn't want us to know.

We will be delivering a petition to various elected officials who can help us to oppose the construction of elevated and continuous feeder (service roads) lanes by the Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) within the IH-10 corridor or right-of-way East of the Washington/Wescott intersection.

As a 100% volunteer, grassroots organization, we need people to heat the streets by distributing yard signs, talking to neighbors, assisting with letter-writing, doing translation and many other things.

Cost of flyers = 15 cents ea
Cost of yard signs = $1.25ea
Website = $12 a month