Transportation Policy Board

December 15, 2025

Full Package | Meeting Audio

1. Roll Call

2. Interim Executive Director's Report (pdf)  

a.    On November 7, 2025, USDOT issued notice that FHWA and FTA have found AAMPO FY 25-28 TIP and MTP conforming for air quality. This approval was critical for TxDOT to advance the I-35 NEX project but it does not reset the clock for the required four-year MTP update. Therefore, as part of the Mobility 2050 Update it will be necessary to develop the 2026 Conformity Determination.

b.    AAMPO held an FY26 UPWP Consultant Preproposal Conference on November 20 to inform planning consultants of upcoming contract opportunities. The Multimodal Regional Thoroughfare Plan is set to publish later this month or early January, followed by the Safety Action Plan in March, Regional Railroad Crossing Study in April, and the Bottleneck Study in June. The presentation and recording are available at https://alamoareampo.org/plans/upwp/#consultant-info.

c.     There is no news on the proposed AAMPO Study Area expansion. If approved by Governor Abbott, AAMPO’s Study Area will be expanded to include the remaining portion of Kendall County and the eastern portion of Medina County to include Hondo, Castroville, and Lytle. The request was sent to the Governor’s Office on March 6, 2025.

d.    AAMPO will be closed on Thursday, December 25, 2025 in observance of Christmas Day. 

3. Citizens to be Heard 

Public Hearing: Time Certain 1:40 p.m.

In accordance with the Alamo Area MPO’s Policy 2: Public Participation Plan, approval of routine amendments to the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)/Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP), or other AAMPO adopted plans and programs requesting quick action due to federal or state requirements or deadlines (or for other reasons deemed in the community’s best interest) may be accomplished by a 75% vote of the Transportation Policy Board quorum present to waive the routine two-step process.

In these cases, the Transportation Policy Board will hold a special public hearing within the normal meeting agenda to specifically solicit public comment on the proposed document.

4.  Action with One-Step Approval for the FY 25-28 TIP Amendments and Mobility 2050 Amendments with Associated FY26 Carbon Reduction Program (CRP) Project Amendments – AAMPO (Ken Lobeck) (pdf)

5.  Approval of the October 27, 2025 Meeting Minutes (pdf) 

6.   Action to Accept the UPWP Subtask 5.3 Regional Freight Study Final Report from Cambridge Systematics – AAMPO (Sonia Jimenez) (pdf) 

7. Action on Bridge and Pavement (PM2) and Roadway System (PM3) Performance Measures and Mid-Performance Period Target Setting – AAMPO (Matthew Moreno) (pdf) 

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8.                       Presentation and Discussion on TxDOT's FY27 Unified Transportation Program (UTP) - TxDOT (Scott Nelson) (pdf) 

9.             Discussion and Appropriate Action on City of San Antonio Elected Official Appointments by the AAMPO Board Chair to the AAMPO Executive Committee – AAMPO (Chair Rebeca Clay-Flores) (pdf) 

10.                       Discussion and Appropriate Action on the FY 27-30 Transportation Improvement Program Development – AAMPO (Matthew Moreno) (pdf) 

11. Discussion and Appropriate Action on the FY 25-28 TIP and Mobility 2050 Amendments – AAMPO (Ken Lobeck) (pdf) 

12. Discussion and Appropriate Action on Safety Performance Measures (PM1) – AAMPO (Salomon Mendoza) (pdf)

13. Presentation on Mobility 2050 Public Engagement and WALKtober Recap - AAMPO (Mia Garza-White) (pdf) 

14. Monthly Status Reports

1. Alamo Regional Mobility Authority/Bexar County (Art Reinhardt)
2. Alamo Area Council of Government Air Quality Issues  
3. City of San Antonio (Rudy Nino)
4. San Antonio Mobility Coalition (Vic Boyer) 
5. Texas Department of Transportation (Clifton Ripps)
6. VIA Metropolitan Transit 
7. Others

15.  Executive Session

16.   Discussion and Appropriate Action regarding AAMPO’s Executive Director Search

17. Adjourn