Project trackers
Big road projects and new developments take years and touch many agencies. A tracker gathers every update about one project into a single timeline — in plain language, with a link to the original source — so you never have to hunt across county, state, and city websites. Tap a tracker to read its full history, and tap Follow to get an alert whenever there’s news.
FM 546 Tracker
FM 546 is the main farm-to-market road through Lowry Crossing. This tracker follows every plan, study, and construction update that affects it — from the Lake Lavon bridge widening to the long-term reconstruction between McKinney and CR 393.
15 updates · Latest Sep 26, 2026
US 380 Tracker
US 380 is the big east-west highway just north of Lowry Crossing. This tracker covers the Texas segments most relevant to us — roughly McKinney through Princeton — including the widening project, the proposed bypass, and connecting projects like Spur 399.
18 updates · Latest Sep 25, 2026
Traffic & Closures
Live and scheduled lane closures, detours, and crashes on the roads we use most: FM 546, US 380, Bridgefarmer Road, FM 982, and Spur 399. Each item shows whether it is scheduled, active, or ended.
2 updates · Latest Sep 8, 2026
New Developments
New subdivisions, commercial projects, and apartments in and around Lowry Crossing and its extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ). Each project shows its stage — proposed, approved, under construction, opening soon, or open — with an estimated completion date and source.
9 updates · Latest Sep 25, 2026
TXB Store Watch
A focused watch on the new TXB convenience store and fuel stop being built at Bridgefarmer Road. We track its permits, construction progress, and opening timeline.
2 updates · Latest Jun 29, 2026
Agenda Watch
Agenda Watch scans the meeting agendas, packets, and minutes of the governments around us — McKinney, Princeton, Collin County, nearby cities, school districts, and regional agencies — for anything that names Lowry Crossing or our area. When a neighboring body puts our town on its agenda, you will see it here in plain language, with a link to the official document. Alerts are on by default for signed-in neighbors, and every item is reviewed before it is posted.
6 updates · Latest Sep 14, 2026
Updates are gathered from official sources like TxDOT, Collin County, and city governments, plus local news outlets. This is a community-run hub and is not operated by the City of Lowry Crossing.