BROWNSVILLE, Texas - Cameron County Commissioners recently received the Cameron County Regional Mobility Authority’s (CCRMA) Transportation Reinvestment Zone (TRZ) 2025 Annual Report and Project Status Update.
In an exclusive interview with the RGG Business Journal, Cameron County Judge Eddie Treviño, Jr., said the report outlines progress on a range of transportation initiatives including roadway expansions, highway connectors, rail improvements, and international and causeway bridge projects.
Treviño said the projects, which span every County Commission Precinct and multiple municipalities, range from shovel-ready to early-stage development.
“Improving infrastructure in Cameron County has been and continues to be one of our top priorities,” Treviño, said. “I’m extremely proud of the work the Cameron County Regional Mobility Authority, in conjunction with Cameron County, continues to do each year. Expanding infrastructure with the goal of increasing roadway access, connectivity, and safety is the key to continuing economic development countywide for decades to come.”
Here is a video recording of the interview:
The key projects in the CCRMA report are:
• South Padre Island Second Causeway
• Gateway International Pedestrian Bridge and Support Structures
• East Loop – International Trade Corridor
• US 77 / I-69E
• Military Highway Expansion
• Flor de Mayo International Bridge
• Rail Realignment on Commerce Street in Harlingen
Treviño said CCRMA’s overarching goals are to support countywide growth through strategic roadway expansion, enhance safety for drivers and pedestrians, reduce congestion and travel times, and minimize disruptions caused by rail traffic.
Here is a flyer CCRMA released about the report:
