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LISD urgently seeks community support for second access road to VHS

The second access road behind Vandegrift would cost over $15 million and be one mile with a 100-foot right of way and an 800-foot bridge to protect habitat below.

Launches #BuildTheRoad campaign  

By LYNETTE HAALAND
Four Points News

Leander ISD is seeking the community’s involvement and support in its biggest push to build a second access road to Vandegrift. It launched the #BuildTheRoad social media campaign last week in an effort to get Washington D.C. lawmakers’ attention on the proposed one-mile, $15 million-plus road.

At its public forum at VHS on May 30, LISD reminded the audience of the proposed second access road that LISD and the Four Points Traffic Committee has been working on since February 2013.

More than 3,700 students and staff use VHS and Four Points Middle School and currently, the only road into and out of those campuses is off of McNeil Drive. That leads to a bottleneck of traffic especially at the intersection of RM 2222.

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#BuildTheRoad – LISD seeks help to reach lawmakers to build 2nd road to Vandegrift

We Need Your Help

Leander ISD has already reached out to lawmakers, and now we need the community’s help in promoting this topic, too. We’re asking you to take the time to contact these lawmakers over these next couple of weeks — on social media, by writing a letter or email, by calling their office — to request that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service work with LISD to find a solution.

 

Listed below are a few sample Tweets to help you get started and contact information for these representatives.
Sample Tweets:

    • .@RepMcCaul We need your help to #BuildTheRoad to VHS & FPMS in @LeanderISD! #StudentSafety #myLISD

 

    • .@RogerWilliamsTX Help students get to school safely. #BuildTheRoad to VHS & FPMS in @LeanderISD! #StudentSafety #myLISD

 

    .@SenTedCruz Please help us #BuildTheRoad to VHS & FPMS to greatly improve #StudentSafety in @LeanderISD! #myLISD

 

Congressman Michael McCaul
Email him through his website
Tag him on Facebook.com/MichaelTMcCaul
Tweet at him on Twitter @RepMcCaul
Call him at 202-225-2401
Write to 2001 Rayburn HOB, Washington DC, 20515
Congressman John Carter
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Tag him on Facebook.com/JudgeCarter
Tweet at him on Twitter @RepJohnCarter
Call him at 202-225-3864
Write to 2110 Rayburn HOB, Washington DC, 20515
Senator John Cornyn
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Tag him on Facebook.com/Sen.JohnCornyn
Tweet at him on Twitter @JohnCornyn
Call him at 202-224-2934
Write to 517 Hart SOB, Washington DC, 20510
Senator Ted Cruz
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Tweet at him on Twitter @SenTedCruz
Call him at 202-224-5922
Write to 404 Russell SOB, Washington DC, 20510
Congressman Roger Williams
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Tag him on Facebook.com/RogerWilliamsTX
Tweet at him on Twitter @RogerWilliamsTX
Call him at 202-225-9896
Write to 1323 Longworth HOB, Washington DC, 20515
Congressman Bill Flores
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Tag him on Facebook.com/RepBillFlores
Tweet at him on Twitter @RepBillFlores
Call him at 202-225-6105
Write to 2440 Rayburn HOB, Washington DC, 20515
Congressman Lamar Smith
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Tag him on Facebook.com/LamarSmithTX21
Tweet at him on Twitter @LamarSmithTX21
Call him at 202-225-4236
Write to 2409 Rayburn HOB, Washington DC, 20515
Congressman Louie Gohmert
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Tag him on Facebook.com/RepLouieGohmert
Tweet at him on Twitter @RepLouieGohmert
Call him at 202-225-3035
Write to 2243 Rayburn HOB, Washington DC, 20515

#BuildTheRoad – LISD seeks help to reach lawmakers to build 2nd road to Vandegrift

From LISD website: Leander ISD hosted a public forum May 30 regarding the construction of a second access road onto the Vandegrift High School and Four Points Middle School campus.

At the forum, district officials addressed the history of the construction of the two campuses, safety concerns and traffic congestion in the area, along with next steps for obtaining federal approval for this project.

We Need Your Help

Leander ISD has already reached out to lawmakers, and now we need the community’s help in promoting this topic, too. We’re asking you to take the time to contact these lawmakers over these next couple of weeks — on social media, by writing a letter or email, by calling their office — to request that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service work with LISD to find a solution. Continue reading

Four Points H-E-B’s freezers are fixed

From Xavier Vasquez, Unit Director at Four Points H-E-B 

Update as of Fri., July 19 @ 7:45 a.m.

I’m happy to report that as of this morning (Friday) we are well underway to restocking ALL of our frozen merchandise! Last night we have an army of H-E-B Partners (many from other stores) help us stock two trailers of frozen merchandise. We are currently reordering merchandise that did not come in. Today we will also see vendors restock their frozen merchandise as well.

So, after a very long week and a half we are happy to report that we are just about back to normal business. We are very grateful for everyone’s patience throughout this unprecedented event.

Update as of Wed., July 17 @ 6 p.m.

We want to again thank our friends and our community for their continued support.  As of this afternoon we are still without use of all our frozen cases.  However, we are at a point of testing and tweaking the system repairs and expect to have use of all frozen cases by late Thursday evening.  If all goes well we expect to be back in stock on all frozen merchandise by Saturday morning.  Your “4-Points” H-E-B family and friends appreciate the opportunity to serve our community.

Update as of Tues., July 16 @ 6:45 a.m.

In short, there is no change in status. We still do not have any of our frozen cases up and running. The rain caused a slow-down on progress yesterday but we have crews on sight doing all they can to get us back on track.

All other departments are up and running. Bakery is improving in-stocks as the days progress.

We want to thank our friends in the community who continue to support us. We saw many of them return to our store for their shopping needs on Sunday and Monday. Our 4-points H-E-B family was very glad to see them. And we are looking forward to seeing them soon again!

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