Port Of Entry Advisory Committee
Laredo Bridge System World Trade Bridge Conference Room
Agenda — 21 items
- 1 This governmental body may allow participation in meetings by video conference in accordance with Texas Government Code § 551.127, provided a quorum is present at the posted location.
- I. Call to Order
- II. Pledge of Allegiance
- III. Roll Call
- IV. Approval of Minutes
- 1. Approval of the minutes of Wednesday July 15, 2026
- V. Public Comments
- VI. Items for Discussion
- 1. Discussion and review of the recent survey regarding the proposed pilot program to expand operating hours at the World Trade Bridge and any other items incident thereto.
- 2. Discussion and review of the City of Laredo’s over-dimensional (OD) permit process for loads crossing into Mexico, including follow-up on prior requests to modernize procedures and any other items incident thereto.
- VII. Bridge Staff Reports
- 1. World Trade Bridge (WTB) & Colombia Bridge Insufficient Funds U-Turns Report
- 2. Auto Replenish Report as of July 2026
- 3. Laredo World Trade Bridge Expansion Project - July 2026
- 4. Colombia - Solidarity Bridge Expansion Project - July 2026
- VIII. Other Business
- 1. Status report regarding plans to inform businesses affected by the January 2027 Bridge Toll Increase
- 2. Update on Bridge Department Monthly Meetings with Associations
- IX. Schedule Next Meeting Date
- X. Adjournment
- 21 This notice was posted at the Municipal Government Office, 1110 Houston Street, Laredo, Texas 78040, at a place of convenient and readily accessible to the public at all time. Said notice was posted on Wednesday August 12, 2026 by 5:00 P.M.
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