Crockett² · Roads & Highways · Updated Sept. 22, 2026
Roads & Highways
Every road in Crockett belongs to somebody — TxDOT or the City. This page tells you which is which, who to call, what TxDOT is building, and the full story of the courthouse square.
The big question, answered
Who owns the square?
All four sides of the courthouse square are state highway. TxDOT maintains the pavement. The City handles sidewalks and parking. And since Sept. 25, 2025, the through routes of US 287, SH 7, SH 19 and SH 21 are officially on Loop 304 — the square streets are now “business routes.” Trucks on the square are the City's call, and the City banned through trucks there in 1981.
Read the full fact sheetAbout a 15-minute read. Every fact is checked against TxDOT and City records, with links.
In one minute
- 11 state-maintained routes run inside the city limits — US 287, SH 7, SH 19, SH 21, Loop 304 and six FM roads.
- TxDOT's Crockett maintenance yard is at 1123 E. Loop 304. Potholes on a state route: 936-544-2264.
- City streets, sidewalks and parking: City Hall, 936-544-5156.
- TxDOT has $13.2 million of overlay work on Loop 304 now and about $4.9 million on the square's legs set for 2027.
Whose street is it?
Type a street name. We check it against the state list and tell you who to call.
Who to call
Two phone numbers cover almost everything. State routes go to TxDOT. Everything else goes to the City.
State-maintained routes inside the city limits
From the Municipal Maintenance Agreement the City signed with TxDOT on Dec. 4, 2023 (Exhibit A), updated for the Sept. 25, 2025 redesignation. On these streets, TxDOT owns the pavement.
TxDOT projects in and around Crockett
What TxDOT is building, paving or planning. Costs are TxDOT's own estimates or contract awards.
Potholes & road conditions
Reports of potholes and pavement problems, each tagged with the agency that has to fix it.
Documents & sources
The records behind this page. Every link goes to the original.
About this data
This page reads plain data files anyone can open: routes.json · projects.json · contacts.json · potholes.json · documents.json. The field definitions are in data/README.md. As new road, highway and pothole data comes in, it goes into these files and shows up here.