County Commissioners Are Not Responsible For Every Road In The County
County Commissioners Are Not Responsible For Every Road In The County
Source: Montgomery County Police Reporter
Date: 02/12/2026 4:15pm
Article Summary:
**Texas State Highways Are Not the Responsibility of County Commissioners**
As Montgomery County Commissioners face criticism over unfinished or poorly planned roads, officials clarify that many major routes—such as state highways, farm-to-market roads, and interstates—are controlled and maintained by the Texas Department of Transportation, not the county. While commissioners oversee county roads and subdivision streets, projects like FM 1488 and SH 105 fall under state authority, limiting local officials’ control, though they can sometimes contribute funds to encourage progress.
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Date: 02/12/2026 4:15pm
Article Summary:
**Texas State Highways Are Not the Responsibility of County Commissioners**
As Montgomery County Commissioners face criticism over unfinished or poorly planned roads, officials clarify that many major routes—such as state highways, farm-to-market roads, and interstates—are controlled and maintained by the Texas Department of Transportation, not the county. While commissioners oversee county roads and subdivision streets, projects like FM 1488 and SH 105 fall under state authority, limiting local officials’ control, though they can sometimes contribute funds to encourage progress.
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