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Dumas commission adopts three resolutions supporting interstate study and future designation
Summary
The commission unanimously adopted Resolutions 25-10, 25-11 and 25-12 supporting a future Interstate Highway Formula Program, feasibility studies for priority corridors, and future interstate designation and numbering for certain corridors.
The Dumas City Commission voted to adopt three related resolutions on Dec. 2: Resolution 25-10 supporting a future Interstate Highway Formula Program; Resolution 25-11 supporting a feasibility study for the Heartland Expressway, Theodore Roosevelt Expressway and a portion of Ports‑to‑Plains corridors; and Resolution 25-12 supporting future interstate designation and numbering for those corridors. Each resolution was moved and the minutes record that the motions "carried."
The minutes do not include recorded roll-call vote tallies or statements of opposition. The resolutions reflect the city’s support for regional transportation planning efforts and do not, in themselves, obligate the city to fund the projects.
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