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Residents urge scrutiny of Metro $24M vote, Pulte Street abandonment and East Houston truck‑route pilot
Summary
Neighborhood leaders urged transparency from the Metropolitan Transit Authority and raised safety concerns about a proposed Pulte Street abandonment and an East Houston truck‑route pilot.
Residents and neighborhood leaders used the Super Neighborhood Alliance meeting to press for transparency from the Metropolitan Transit Authority and to raise safety and equity concerns about local transportation decisions.
Stacy Fairchild, speaking for Super Neighborhood 22, said Metro’s infrastructure committee and a special board meeting approved $24,000,000 for projects but “there were no details provided” about how the funds would be spent. Fairchild urged neighborhood leaders to monitor future Metro board and special meetings and to request a detailed project list. Margaret Dunlap of…
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