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Mont Belvieu council approves signal design contract and TxDOT turn‑lane agreement

Mont Belvieu City Council · January 15, 2026
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Summary

At this week’s Mont Belvieu City Council meeting, officials approved two traffic projects: AGS Engineering won the bid to design a signal at Eagle Drive and SH 146, and the city entered an agreement with TxDOT to enable turn lanes on FM 565 from SH 99 to Eagle Drive. Timelines and funding were not specified.

At this week’s Mont Belvieu City Council meeting, officials approved two traffic-safety projects intended to improve flow and safety on key corridors. Brian Ligon, host of the City Shorts update, reported the actions in the City’s weekly bulletin.

According to the update, AGS Engineering received the contract to design a traffic signal at the intersection of Eagle Drive and State Highway 146. The announcement also said the city entered into an agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation, allowing construction of turn lanes on FM 565 between State Highway 99 and Eagle Drive.

Why it matters: the two projects target intersections and stretches that local drivers use for commuting and access to nearby businesses; signal timing and added turn lanes typically reduce conflict points and can ease congestion during peak hours. The City Shorts report did not include funding amounts, contract values, bidders besides AGS Engineering, a construction timeline, or a target completion date.

A City official’s formal motion, vote tally or any conditions attached to the approvals were not described in the update. The City Shorts segment presented the information as completed approvals without naming who moved or seconded the motions.

Next steps: the update did not specify procurement details or construction schedules. The TxDOT agreement suggests state coordination will be required before construction proceeds, but no schedule was provided in the briefing.