McAllen Bridges Expansion Signals New Phase for Trade and Cargo Operations
· Texas Border Business
The McAllen Citizens League recently held its final meeting before summer at the DoubleTree Suites Hotel, focusing on the economic significance of McAllen's international bridges. Assistant City Manager Juan Olaguibel presented on the McAllen-Hidalgo International Bridge, which has been operational since 1926, and the Anzalduas International Bridge, which sees around 125,000 vehicles monthly. Olaguibel highlighted an $85 million cargo expansion project at Anzalduas, set to enhance customs processing efficiency. The project aims to make this bridge the fastest in the U.S. for CTPAT-certified cargo, with operations expected to start in September. Challenges with Mexican officials were also discussed.
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