Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Alamo Area MPO.
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Oct 20, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
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City
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San Antonio
County
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Bexar
Address
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825 South Saint Mary's Street
Zip Code
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78205
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Alamo Area MPO
The board addressed several agenda items, including the adoption of regional transit safety performance targets, the fiscal year 2027 staff and operations budget, and a vendor contract amendment for the Alamo Commutes program. Additionally, the board approved a legal services contract for general counsel and an amendment to the fiscal year 2026-2027 Unified Planning Work Program. The meeting also featured updates on the Transportation Improvement Program, the Federal Functional Classification System, federal performance measure reporting, and the draft financial forecast and project recommendations for the Mobility 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan.
The San Antonio-Bexar County Pedestrian Safety Action Plan defines a comprehensive set of actions and recommendations to enhance pedestrian safety and encourage walking across the metropolitan area. Addressing a significant pedestrian fatality rate (20% of roadway fatalities), the plan outlines a framework for decision-making regarding facility design and resource allocation. Its strategic goals include institutionalizing pedestrian improvements through policies and regulations, setting measurable targets for accessible sidewalks and bus stops, improving connectivity between pedestrian networks and mass transit, ensuring infrastructure maintenance, educating the public on safety, fostering inter-agency cooperation, prioritizing pedestrians in new developments, and improving crosswalk visibility. The plan also details 43 specific countermeasures to achieve these objectives.
Public-sector contacts connected to Alamo Area MPO.
The board received an interim executive director's report covering air quality conformity and upcoming planning projects. A public hearing was held to address amendments to the Transportation Improvement Program and Mobility 2050, resulting in the approval of these amendments and associated project groupings. The board also accepted the Regional Freight Study final report, approved performance measures, and appointed city officials to the executive committee. Discussions were held regarding the TxDOT Unified Transportation Program and the development of the FY 27-30 Transportation Improvement Program. Finally, the board met in an executive session to discuss the executive director search and authorized contract negotiations with a preferred candidate.
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