About Us
Federally mandated, the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) is responsible for the administration of the area’s surface transportation planning activities. The Metropolitan Planning Area includes portions of Gregg, Harrison and Upshur counties and the cities from Longview to Gladewater, Union Grove, East Mountain and Lakeport. The MPO is governed by a Policy Board composed of elected officials and senior staff members from Longview, White Oak, Gladewater, Gregg, Harrison and Upshur counties and the Texas Department of Transportation. Representatives of the Federal Highway Administration and the local Texas State Representatives serve as non-voting members of the transportation board. The MPO Technical Committee, constituted of staff members from participating public entities and agencies, provides technical analysis, develops policies, plans, and projects for recommendation to the Policy Board.
Mission Statement
To provide cooperative, comprehensive, and continuing short and long-range transportation planning that promotes the safe, reliable, and secure movement of people and goods in the Longview Metropolitan Area.
Administrative Documents
- Annual Performance and Expenditure Report
- Limited English Proficiency Plan
- Public Participation Plan
- MPO Bylaws
Committees
The Longview MPO is comprised of two committees: Policy Board which is the top level transportation planning committee providing both review and policy guidance for transportation planning efforts in the Longview Metropolitan Area and the Technical Committee which provides technical analysis and review.
Policy Board
The Metropolitan Planning Organization is governed by a Policy Board composed of elected officials and senior staff members from area agencies. The Policy Board meets quarterly or as needed in the City Hall Council Chamber, 300 W. Cotton St. Meeting agendas and recordings The board is chaired by the Mayor of Longview and includes eleven voting members. (* denotes voting member)
Policy Board Members:
- Hon. Andy Mack, Longview Mayor *
- Hon. Bill Stoudt, Gregg County Judge *
- Hon. Kyle Kutch, White Oak Mayor *
- Hon. Todd Tefteller, Upshur County Judge *
- Hon. J.D. Shipp, Gladewater Mayor *
- Rolin McPhee, Longview City Manager *
- Vernon Webb, TxDOT District Engineer, Tyler *
- Dwayne Archer, Longview Dir. of Public Works *
- Buddy Williams, TxDOT District Engineer, Atlanta *
- Phillip Mauldin, Harrison County Commissioner *
- Michael Shirley, Longview Dir. of Development Services.*
- Chris Paddie, State Representative
- Justin Morgan, Federal Highway Admin.
- Jay Dean, State Representative
- Brigida Gonzalez, TxDOT Austin
- Jamie Zech, TCEQ
Technical Committee
The MPO Technical Committee, constituted of staff members from participating public entities and agencies, develops policies, plans and projects. The Technical Committee provides professional and technical reviews of transportation needs and makes recommendations to the Policy Board for approval.Technical Committee Members:
- Bryan McBride, Longview MPO
- Adrienne Leach, TxDOT, Tyler
- Terri McCasland, TxDOT, Atlanta
- Deanne Simmons, TxDOT, Atlanta
- Will Buskell, TxDOT, Longview
- Vernon Webb, TxDOT, Tyler
- Brigida Gonzalez, TxDOT, North Region
- Dwayne Archer, City of Longview
- Rolin McPhee, City of Longview
- Michael Shirley, City of Longview
- Stephen Ha, City of Longview
- Ingrid Self, City of Longview
- Luke Davis, Harrison County
- Scott Lewis, Longview Transit
- Vince Huerta, ETCOG
- Charlie Smith, City of White Oak
- Justin Morgan, FHWA
- Lynn Hayes, Federal Transit Admin.
- Dave Spurrier, NET RMA
- Ricky Tow, City of Gladewater
- Jamie Zech, TCEQ
- Jeffrey Harmon, TxDOT, Tyler
- Alton Bradley, City of Longview
- Angela Choy, City of Longview
- Katie Martin, TxDOT, Atlanta
- Shane Cunningham, TxDOT, Tyler
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410 S. High St.Longview, TX 75601
903-237-1062
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Business Hours
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Mailing AddressP.O. Box 1952
Longview, TX 75606
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