Work is ongoing to establish a railroad quiet zone in downtown Waco. This project is expected to extend into 2028. Details about the quiet zone project are available from local news sources.
The Waco Tribune-Herald has reported on the initiative, providing information about its status. For more specific information about the project's timeline and progress, readers can refer to the original article, The Rewind: August 7, in the Waco Tribune-Herald.
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Work on downtown Waco railroad quiet zone slated to continue into 2028
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