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The city of New Braunfels receives millions in funding from the AAMPO for new and existing projects, including citywide pedestrian improvements on N. Plum, N. Peach and Grapevine Avenues. (Ethan Thomas/Community Impact)
New Braunfels

AAMPO awards over $50M in funding for new, existing New Braunfels transportation projects

By Ethan Thomas

Several transportation projects in New Braunfels are moving forward after the Alamo Area Metropolitan Planning Organization, or AAMPO, approved millions of dollars in funding for new and existing projects.

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