Gov. Greg Abbott has tapped Houston developer, and political donor, Steven Alvis for one of two open seats on the Texas Transportation Commission, his office announced Tuesday.
Gov. Greg Abbott, shown here March 6, announced the appointment of Steven D. Alvis, of Houston, and Alejandro"Alex" G. Meade III, of Mission, to the Texas Transportation Commission Tuesday, subject to confirmation by the state Senate.for one of two open seats on the Texas Transportation Commission, his office announced Tuesday.
In addition to Alvis, Abbott appointed Alejandro “Alex” G. Meade, III, a Mission resident and banker.The commission annually sets the 10-year plan for Texas, which outlines how the state plans to spend $100 billion on new and repaired highways, transit and other projects.I-45 project to resume after 2-year pause, as TxDOT, federal officials agree on $9.7B rebuild
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