Protect Blue Ridge, Texas from Harmful Highway Development


Protect Blue Ridge, Texas from Harmful Highway Development
The Issue
Stop the Proposed Collin County Outer Loop Segment 5
Blue Ridge, Texas is a small, historic, and tight-knit community — the kind of place where families put down roots, neighbors look out for each other, and the rural character is a source of pride. But the proposed highway project threatens to reshape our town in ways that could cause long-term harm to our safety, our land, our environment, and our way of life.
We, the residents, supporters, and community members of Blue Ridge, TX, are calling for a reconsideration of the proposed highway route and demand meaningful community involvement in the planning process.
🚫 What’s at Risk
The proposed highway could:
Disrupt established neighborhoods and rural properties
Lower property values in affected areas
Increase noise, air pollution, and traffic hazards
Threaten farmland, local wildlife areas, and natural spaces
Divide the community and alter the small-town character that defines Blue Ridge
Create long-term safety concerns for children, families, and school traffic
Blue Ridge is growing — but growth must be responsible, transparent, and community-driven.
📢 What We Are Asking For
We demand that TxDOT and all relevant officials:
Reevaluate the proposed highway route to avoid unnecessary harm to Blue Ridge residents and landowners.
Increase community input through town halls, transparent communication, and accessible public comment opportunities.
Prioritize safety and local character when considering any infrastructure expansion.
Provide clear documentation of all alternative route studies, environmental impacts, and long-term development effects.
Work with the City of Blue Ridge officials to ensure planning aligns with community values and future city goals.
📍 Why THIS Petition Matters
Online community organizing — including Facebook groups and posts — is powerful for bringing people together, but government agencies do not recognize Facebook “likes” or comments as formal input.
This petition provides documented, verifiable support that can be submitted directly to:
TxDOT
Collin County representatives
Blue Ridge city officials
State legislators
Public hearings and planning meetings
Your signature here counts, because it shows measurable opposition and provides a collective voice in an official, trackable format.
✍️ How You Can Help
Sign this petition to show your support for a safer, more responsible highway plan.
Share it on Facebook, neighborhood groups, and community pages to increase visibility.
Encourage friends, family, and neighbors in Blue Ridge, TX to sign.
Attend public hearings, submit comments, and stay engaged.
Follow our updates here and on community channels as we organize further action.
💬 Blue Ridge Deserves a Voice
We want progress — but not at the expense of the people who call Blue Ridge home. Infrastructure should serve the community, not divide it.
Your signature sends a clear message:
Blue Ridge residents deserve to be heard and protected.
191
The Issue
Stop the Proposed Collin County Outer Loop Segment 5
Blue Ridge, Texas is a small, historic, and tight-knit community — the kind of place where families put down roots, neighbors look out for each other, and the rural character is a source of pride. But the proposed highway project threatens to reshape our town in ways that could cause long-term harm to our safety, our land, our environment, and our way of life.
We, the residents, supporters, and community members of Blue Ridge, TX, are calling for a reconsideration of the proposed highway route and demand meaningful community involvement in the planning process.
🚫 What’s at Risk
The proposed highway could:
Disrupt established neighborhoods and rural properties
Lower property values in affected areas
Increase noise, air pollution, and traffic hazards
Threaten farmland, local wildlife areas, and natural spaces
Divide the community and alter the small-town character that defines Blue Ridge
Create long-term safety concerns for children, families, and school traffic
Blue Ridge is growing — but growth must be responsible, transparent, and community-driven.
📢 What We Are Asking For
We demand that TxDOT and all relevant officials:
Reevaluate the proposed highway route to avoid unnecessary harm to Blue Ridge residents and landowners.
Increase community input through town halls, transparent communication, and accessible public comment opportunities.
Prioritize safety and local character when considering any infrastructure expansion.
Provide clear documentation of all alternative route studies, environmental impacts, and long-term development effects.
Work with the City of Blue Ridge officials to ensure planning aligns with community values and future city goals.
📍 Why THIS Petition Matters
Online community organizing — including Facebook groups and posts — is powerful for bringing people together, but government agencies do not recognize Facebook “likes” or comments as formal input.
This petition provides documented, verifiable support that can be submitted directly to:
TxDOT
Collin County representatives
Blue Ridge city officials
State legislators
Public hearings and planning meetings
Your signature here counts, because it shows measurable opposition and provides a collective voice in an official, trackable format.
✍️ How You Can Help
Sign this petition to show your support for a safer, more responsible highway plan.
Share it on Facebook, neighborhood groups, and community pages to increase visibility.
Encourage friends, family, and neighbors in Blue Ridge, TX to sign.
Attend public hearings, submit comments, and stay engaged.
Follow our updates here and on community channels as we organize further action.
💬 Blue Ridge Deserves a Voice
We want progress — but not at the expense of the people who call Blue Ridge home. Infrastructure should serve the community, not divide it.
Your signature sends a clear message:
Blue Ridge residents deserve to be heard and protected.
191
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Petition created on November 17, 2025