Ector County has finished the third phase of a road expansion project on Tripp Avenue. This project was completed just before the start of the new school year. The expansion is intended to improve traffic flow in the area.
It is located near a new middle school, Vasquez Middle School. Further details about the project, including the specifics of the expansion, are available from local news sources, such as KMID ABC Big 2.
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