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Rockwall County officials are taking significant steps to improve traffic flow along State Highway 66, particularly at the intersection of Irby Campbell. During a recent Commissioners Court Workshop Meeting, discussions centered on the need for a comprehensive analysis of the highway corridor to address ongoing traffic issues.
Commissioner Stacy highlighted the importance of these improvements, prompting the suggestion to hire a consulting engineer. This expert will evaluate the entire corridor, from John King to Irby Campbell, and provide recommendations for interim enhancements. A budget of $1 million has been earmarked for this initiative, which aims to identify critical locations and develop plans for necessary improvements.
The focus is on addressing the current challenges, particularly concerning right turn movements and signal operations, which have been described as inconsistent and problematic. The goal is to create a cohesive plan that will streamline traffic and enhance safety for all road users.
As the project moves forward, officials are optimistic that these improvements will significantly benefit the community, making travel along this busy corridor more efficient and safer. The next steps will involve finalizing the contract with the consulting engineer and beginning the analysis phase.
Converted from Rockwall County Texas - Commissioners Court Workshop Meeting meeting on August 27, 2025
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