Challenging the Wisdom of the Trans Texas Corridor.

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What Can You Do?

  1. Get Involved.

  2. Spread The Word.

  3. Share Your Opinion.

  4. Express Your Concerns To Your Governor.

  5. Express Your Concerns To Your State Officials.

  6. Express Your Concerns To Your Local Officials.

  7. Express Your Concerns To Your Local Newspaper.

  8. Ask Political Candidates Their Position on the Corridor.

  9. Participate in CorridorWatch.org

  10. V O T E !


1  Get Involved.

  • Texans didn't pay enough attention when our Governor and Legislature started this incredible project, but it is never too late to get involved and take action. Certainly there are other better alternatives to improve transportation in Texas.

  • Get involved. Educate yourself and others. Ask questions. Learn what the Corridor means to you, your community, and your state.

  • Subscribe to the CorridorWatch.org newsletter to keep informed.

 

2  Spread The Word.

  • Invite others to visit this website and TxDOT's website so that they may become more educated about the Trans Texas Corridor. 

  • Put a free CorridorWatch.org No TTC sticker on your vehicle [Free Sticker]

  • Put the CorridorWatch.org logo on your website (or your organization's website) with a hotlink to www.CorridorWatch.org.  Encourage others to do the same.  (Please let us know when and where our logo appears on the Internet)

  • Print materials found on the pages of this website to share with those who do not have Internet access. 

  • Take some TTC material and make a presentation to your Rotary Club, Lions Club, Chamber of Commerce, Farm Bureau, church, and volunteer fire department. EVERYONE will be affected, invite their involvement.

  • Encourage other to subscribe to the CorridorWatch.org newsletter.

 

3  Share Your Opinion.

  • Tell your friends and neighbors about the Trans Texas Corridor and the impact it will have on all of us.

  • If you don't like what you've learned about the Corridor let people know!

 

4  Express Your Concerns To Your Governor.

  • Let the Governor know your concerns and/or objections. 
    Ask him to take action to address your concerns
    .

Governor Rick Perry
Office of the Governor
Post Office Box 12428
Austin, TX 78711-2428

800.252.9600
512.463.1849 - Fax

[website] [e-mail]

 

5  Express Your Concerns To Your State Officials.

  • Put it in writing! Express yourself with specific concerns and/or objections.  Ask them to take action to address your concerns. Send a copy of your letter to CorridorWatch.org, Fayetteville, TX 78940-5468. If you send e-mail to your State Officials please 'cc:' CorridorWatch.org at lindastall@corridorwatch.org  We can multiply the effect of your letters.

  • If you don't know who your representative are, we can tell you. Check this site:  www.capitol.state.tx.us/fyi/fyi.htm

  • Ask your State Representative and Senator to join CorridorWatch.org.

  • Let the House Committee on Transportation know your concerns and/or objections.  Ask them to take action to address your concerns.

 

6  Express Your Concerns To Your Local Officials.

  • Put it in writing! Express yourself with specific objections. Send a copy of your letter to CorridorWatch.org, Fayetteville, TX 78940-5468.
    If you send e-mail to your local officials please 'cc":' CorridorWatch.org at lindastall@corridorwatch.org

  • Let your County Judge and Commissioners know your TTC concerns. Ask them to take action to address your concerns.

  • Make a personal appearance before your Commissioner's Court.

  • Let your Mayor and City Council know your concerns.

  • Make a personal appearance before your City Council.

  • Let CorridorWatch.org know what action you have taken so that we can report on public feedback to the Corridor.

  • Ask your Commissioners and City Councilmembers to join CorridorWatch.org.

 

7  Express Your Concerns To Your Local Newspaper

  • Write a letter to the editor.

  • Ask your newspaper to report on the TTC issues that give cause for concern in your community.

  • Include CorridorWatch.org as an alternative information source.

  • Send a copy of your letter to the editor to CorridorWatch.org, Fayetteville, TX 78940-5468. If you sent it by e-mail please 'cc' CorridorWatch.org at lindastall@corridorwatch.org

  • Send us a copy of your letter printed in the newspaper: CorridorWatch.org, Fayetteville, TX 78940-5468.

 

8  Ask Political Candidates Their Position on the Corridor

  • It's almost always election time. Find out what your candidates think about the Corridor.  Don't be surprised if they have never heard about it.  If so, send them to CorridorWatch.org.

  •  Ask them to take action to address your concerns.

  • Send us an e-mail and let know who you contacted and what their position is.  Give us their mailing address and CorridorWatch.org will send a follow-up letter.

 

9  Participate in CorridorWatch.org

  • Join CorridorWatch.org.  Send us your name, e-mail address and mailing address so that we can count you among the Texans who have a concern about the wisdom of the Trans Texas Corridor. Write: Linda Stall, CorridorWatch.org, Fayetteville, TX 78940-5468 lindastall@corridorwatch.org

  • Check this website often for updates and new information.

  • Subscribe to the CorridorWatch.org newsletter.  [ JOIN ]

  • Join the CorridorWatch.org chapter in your county - If there isn't one, start one, we'll help. [ Information by County ]

 

Thank you for your time and interest.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
       

This Page Last Updated: Thursday February 21, 2008

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