Harris County Toll Road Authority
Roberto Treviño, P.E. serves as the Executive Director of the Harris County Toll Road Authority since January 2021, where Roberto has made significant contributions, including guiding the $1 billion Sam Houston Ship Channel Bridge project and initiating the Tollways to Trailways program for improved mobility in Harris County. Prior to this role, Roberto held various positions at the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County from May 2004 to December 2020, including Executive Vice President of Planning, Engineering, and Construction, Vice President of Engineering and Construction, Program Manager for multiple rail projects, and Senior Resident Engineer. Roberto earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Texas A&M University-Kingsville.
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Harris County Toll Road Authority
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Our Mission: The mission of the Harris County Toll Road Authority (HCTRA) is to responsibly operate and maintain a safe, reliable, sustainable, and evolving mobility system that meets the diverse connectivity needs of all Harris County residents. Our Vision: - HCTRA will collaborate with local partners to create innovative and resilient mobility solutions which improve quality of life by providing greater access to health, jobs, and housing. - HCTRA will deliver mobility solutions that create value for customers and the community by incorporating stakeholder collaboration throughout planning, development, and implementation. - HCTRA will strengthen the region’s economic vitality by improving mobility for all with safe and efficient mobility solutions throughout Harris County. The HCTRA system consists of more than 128 miles of roadway throughout Harris County, as well as the historic Washburn Tunnel and Lynchburg Ferry. As of March 2021, there are 2.2 million active EZ TAG accounts representing more than 5 million active EZ TAGs. Careers with HCTRA allow for the opportunity to proudly serve the people of Harris County. Discover how you can contribute to the future of mobility in our region.
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