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Road Conditions

The following roads are open to traffic in Hidalgo, Cameron and Willacy Counties.

US 77 NEW
US 77 northbound & southbound Frontage Road closed between Orphange Road and Floodway on westside of US 77 and US 77 Northbound and southbound Frontage Road closed between Orphanage Road and Business 77 South of Sebastian on eastside of US 77 in Northern Cameron County - Open to traffic

FM 506
FM 506 from FM 2556 to FM 2629 in Cameron County - Open to traffic

FM 800
Low water bridge on FM 800 between Business 83 and FM 3067 in Cameron County - Open to traffic

FM 2556 (Jo-Ed Road)
FM 2556 from south of Business 83 to north of US 281 in Cameron County -Open to traffic

FM 1425
FM 1425 from FM 2629 to SH 107 in NE Hidalgo County- Open to traffic

FM 491
FM 491 from Mile 9 to Mile 10 in Mercedes - Open to traffic.

FM 1015
FM 1015 from Mile 5 Road to Gonzalez Road in Weslaco/Progreso area- Open to traffic.

SH 107
SH 107 from FM 491 North of Mercedes to FM 1425 near the Hidalgo/Cameron County Line-Open to traffic.

FM 2061 (Jackson Road)
FM 2061 from Hall Acres Road to Dicker Road in South Pharr- Open to traffic.

FM 1420
FM 1420 from FM 1018 to FM 508 in Willacy County - Open to traffic

FM 507
FM 507 from FM 508 to FM 1018 in Willacy County - Open to traffic.

TxDOT continues to keep the following roads closed to work on needed repairs. As soon as the repair work is completed the road will be opened to traffic.

Willacy County

FM 2629
FM 2629 from FM 507 to US 77 in Willacy County - closed

Hidalgo County

FM 907 NEW
FM 907 from FM 3072 to Hall Acres south of Alamo -closed to traffic for pavement repairs.

FM 493
FM 493 from US 281 (Military Highway) to Vetrees Road south of Donna - closed

FM 2557 (Steward Rd)
FM 2557 from Juan Balli to Hall Acres south of Pharr- closed

For road conditions, visit the TxDOT website at www.txdot.gov or call TxDOT’s automated phone system at 1-800-452-9292.

Motorists are asked not to move, tamper with or drive around barriers blocking a low-water crossing. Penalties rangefrom $200 to $1,000 &/or 2 yrs in jail. The barriers are there for the safety of the traveling public.

TxDOT’s goal before, during and after a tropical storm/hurricane emergency is to get people to safety, get people home safely and help in the cleanup and recovery. We are working with state emergency management officials and local officials to provide TxDOT resources and expertise necessary to ensure the safety of all Texas residents.

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