Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission Open Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda focuses on administrative, financial, and operational oversight of the state's transportation infrastructure. Key topics include consideration of consent agenda items, committee and board reports covering audit, legislative, finance, and safety committees, as well as the MoDOT Director's report and the evaluation of bids for transportation improvements. The commission will also review updates from the Central District, discuss high-priority unfunded transportation needs, evaluate progress on the I-70 improvement program, and review patent issuances on research innovations. Additionally, the agenda allocates time for a public comment period and reports on rail crossing safety, medical and life insurance plans, and department financial data.
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Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission Open Meeting Agenda
The agenda includes several action items, such as the consideration of bids for transportation improvements, the proposal for the Forward 44: Southwest I-44 Improvements Design-Build project, and the associated contract authorizations. Key financial and planning items include the approval of the fiscal year 2027 budget, the 2026 Long-Range Transportation Plan, and the State Freight and Rail Plan. Additionally, the commission will address administrative rules regarding contractor performance ratings, elect an at-large member for the Missouri Transportation Finance Corporation board, and approve plans for condemnation for right of way projects. Non-action items feature presentations from the Springfield delegation on regional projects, an update from the MoDOT Southwest District, and a briefing on Third Lien State Road Bond pricing.
Apr 8, 2026·Board meeting
Missouri Highways And Transportation Commission Meeting
The Commission addressed safety procedures and emergency management protocols, including fire, severe weather, and medical emergencies. Legislative updates were provided regarding the supplemental budget, utility bill reimbursements for right-of-way work, speed limit legislation, and autonomous vehicle frameworks. The Commission also recognized the service of Congressman Sam Graves. Reports from the Audit Committee, Legislative Committee, and Missouri Coalition for Roadway Safety highlighted efforts to reduce traffic fatalities and promote work zone awareness. Additionally, the Director's report focused on the groundbreaking for the Improve I-70 project and progress on the Don Welgi Memorial Bridge project.
Mar 26, 2025·Board meeting
Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission Open Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda includes consideration of minutes from the regular meeting on March 5, 2025, and the special meeting on March 4, 2025, as well as items on the consent agenda. Committee and board reports will be presented, covering topics such as audit, legislative matters, the Missouri Transportation Finance Corporation Board of Directors, the Retirement System Board of Trustees, and the Missouri Coalition for Roadway Safety Executive Committee. The agenda also involves consideration of bids for transportation improvements, work zone awareness, and multimodal operations division funding. Additionally, there will be a public comment period and discussion of commission concerns.
