EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Drivers in East El Paso are getting their first look at new illuminated landscaping and art along I-10.
On Thursday night, the Texas Department of Transportation held a ceremonial lighting to commemorate the fact that the I-10 Aesthetic Project is nearing completion.
The fixtures depict the Franklin Mountains, star medallions and sun beam sculptures accentuated by LED lights.
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This particular project began in September 2024 and decorates I-10 from McRae to Zaragoza.
According to TxDOT, the project was funded through the FY 24 Green Ribbon Program.
TxDOT crews are expected to put the finishing touches before closing out the project.
City Representative Lily Limon and County Commissioner Iliana Holguin were present for the lighting ceremony.
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