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24 August 2026

Port of Galveston invests $8.5 million in mobility projects

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Port of Galveston invests $8.5 million in mobility projects

The Port of Galveston is investing more than $8. 5 million in six new infrastructure projects to improve vehicle and pedestrian mobility and safety in and around the port. The investment is backed by $7. 4 million in state and federal grant funding. The port will supplement the grants with almost $1.

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