The Magnolia Relief Route, for which construction is anticipated to begin in March 2024, will cost around $150 million-$200 million, Montgomery County Precinct 2 Commissioner Charlie Riley said in a Nov. 9 interview.
“We’ve told people in the past, ‘We’re going to build a $35 million to $40 million road.’ But that was a two-lane road with a two-lane overpass. That’s all changed,” Riley said. “Everything [is] four lanes with turn lanes, shoulders, concrete. It’s all changed.”
In a nutshell
The Magnolia Relief Route is a proposed four-lane road that will span around the city of Magnolia from Hwy. 249 to FM 1488, Community Impact previously reported.














