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Virtual Open House: October 19 - November 20, 2026

Review the Travis County Transportation Blueprint Amendment #1 Virtual Open House and share your feedback by November 20th.

What is the Travis County Transportation Blueprint?

The Travis County Transportation Blueprint is the long-range multi-modal transportation plan for Travis County that was approved by Commissioners Court on July 16, 2019. It is a 30-year plan that identifies future transportation needs and prioritizes potential project improvements in the unincorporated area of Travis County (areas outside of a city’s limits).

How do we use it?

  • Plan for future transportation projects. The Blueprint identifies and prioritizes transportation needs. Projects included in the plan still require additional planning, funding, design, environmental review, right-of-way acquisition, and other applicable steps before construction.
  • Support development review. Project descriptions and general roadway alignments help the County preserve and acquire right-of-way for future arterial roadways.
  • Inform transportation analysis and mitigation. The Blueprint helps determine when development may require contributions toward needed roadway infrastructure.
  • Plan capital improvement projects. The Blueprint informs projects that may be funded through voter-approved bond elections, Certificates of Obligation, grants, or partnerships.
  • Coordinate regional transportation planning. The Blueprint supports coordination with regional and local transportation partners, including CAMPO, TxDOT, CapMetro, CTRMA, neighboring counties, and cities.

What are Plan Amendments?

Through the life of a plan, changes are required. A Transportation Plan Amendment is the process used to formally update the County’s adopted long-range transportation plan.  These are needed over time as the County grows, development patterns change, new information becomes available, or transportation priorities evolve. Amendments may include:

  • Adding a proposed transportation project and alignment
  • Removing a project that is no longer needed or appropriate
  • Modifying an existing project or roadway alignment
  • Updating a roadway classification or project scope 

The County has two amendment cycles per year (Spring and Fall) when proposed plan amendments can be requested by the public, developers, and agencies.

A Plan Amendment request form can be requested by emailing: [email protected]. A staff member will review the request and provide a determination on amendment type and the cycle in which it would be considered.

Plan Amendment Types

There are two Plan Amendment types: Administrative Amendments and Regular Amendments.

These are changes to the Plan that are non-substantive in nature and do not materially change individual projects or the overall Plan. Approval of these amendments is delegated to the TNR County Executive or their designee.  The County Executive has the discretion to elevate administrative amendments to a regular amendment. All approved administrative amendments will be available to the public and Commissioners Court for informational purposes through posting on the County’s Plan website.

The following actions are classified as Administrative Amendments

  • Editorial modifications and corrections
  • Requests that do not substantially alter the scope, function, or anticipated impacts
  • Actions related to a state or federally designated emergency
  • Changes in alignment that do not impact project limits and are in original property parcel(s)

Additional Resources

Review current Transportation Blueprint amendments and maps to learn more about proposed transportation projects throughout Travis County.

How You Can Participate

Regular amendments go through a public review process before they are considered by Commissioners Court. Residents, property owners, businesses, and other stakeholders can review proposed changes, ask questions, and provide feedback.

Your comments can help Travis County understand how proposed changes may affect the surrounding community and transportation system. Comments on Amendment #1 will be accepted through November 20, 2026.

Public Engagement Opportunities

Travis County is offering several ways to learn about the proposed amendments, ask questions, and provide feedback during the public comment period.

Virtual Open House October 19–November 20, 2026

Review the proposed Transportation Blueprint amendments and provide comments online at any time during the 30-day virtual open house.

In-Person Open Houses

Elroy Library

13512 FM 812 Rd.
Del Valle, TX 78617

Monday, October 26, 2026
5:30–7:30 p.m.

Manor City Council Chambers

105 E. Eggleston St.
Manor, TX 78653

Thursday, October 29, 2026
5:30–7:30 p.m.

Bee Cave City Hall – Community Room B

4000 Galleria Pkwy.
Bee Cave, TX 78738

Monday, November 9, 2026
5:30–7:30 p.m.

Lago Vista Library

5803 Thunderbird, Suite 40
Lago Vista, TX 78645

Thursday, November 12, 2026
5:30–7:30 p.m.

Pflugerville Library

1008 W. Pfluger St.
Pflugerville, TX 78660

Tuesday, November 17, 2026
5:30–7:30 p.m.

Virtual Office Hours

Join the TNR Long-Range Planning Team during virtual office hours to ask questions about the proposed amendments.

Every Thursday, Noon–1 p.m.
Starting October 22–November 19, 2026 

Join Online via Microsoft Teams

Submit a Public Comment

Public comments on Transportation Blueprint Amendment #1 will be accepted through November 20, 2026. You can submit your comments using any of the following methods:

Submit Public Comment 

Voicemail: 512-854-7654

Email: [email protected]

Mail:

Travis County
TNR Long Range Planning
P.O. Box 1748
Austin, TX  78767

Our Timeline

After the public comment period closes, Travis County will review community feedback and prepare Amendment #1 for consideration by Commissioners Court. Dates subject to change.

1

Public engagement

October 19–November 20
Review the proposed amendments and collect community feedback.

2

Review and modify amendments

November 23–30
Staff will review community feedback and make modifications to the proposed amendments as appropriate.

3

Brief Commissioners

November 30–December 8
Staff will brief Commissioners Court on public engagement and any resulting modifications.

4

Present Amendment #1 to Commissioners Court

December 15
Amendment #1 is scheduled to be presented to Commissioners Court for consideration.

Staff Information

Meet the TNR Long-Range Planning Team

Michelle Meaux
Long-Range Planning & GIS Manager
[email protected]

Charlie Watts
Long-Range Planning Project Manager
[email protected]

Jae Marbury
Community Liaison
[email protected]

Aishwarya Shrestha
Senior Planner
[email protected]

Emilee Gear
Active Transportation Planner
[email protected]