Do you ever wonder, "How did all of these Route 66 Centennial plans, events, projects, and celebrations for our nation begin"? 
They began with the formation of  the Route 66 Road Ahead Partnership. 
Established in 2016, with the support of the National Park Service and the World Monuments' Fund, The Route 66 Road Ahead Partnership’s mission is to revitalize and sustain Route 66 as a national and international icon through partnerships focused on promotion, preservation, research & education, and economic development. 
​Since the first meeting in 2017, the Road Ahead Partnerships board members, representing each of the eight states, has gathered annually for in-person meetings, and held 3 additional zoom meetings each year while assisting Route 66 communities in preparation for this prestigious celebration of the Mother Road.
The New Mexico Route 66 Association is proud to be a part of this group since its inception. Association President, Melissa Beasley-Lee, has been the dedicated board member representative for New Mexico since that first meeting in 2017. ​New Mexico proudly hosted that first meeting in Albuquerque's Old Town.
For more information about the Route 66 Road Ahead Partnership, visit their websites: route66roadahead.org (and) roadahead.route66centennial.org

Route 66 Road Ahead Partnership Board of Directors with National Park Service, National Trust for Historic Preservation, and University of New Mexico  Route 66 Research Center.
Route 66 Road Ahead Partnership Research Route 66 group with National Park Service and University of New Mexico Route 66 Research Center.
Photos above are from the Route 66 Road Ahead Partnership April 2023 Meeting that took place in Albuquerque.
Route 66 Road Ahead Partnership holds its first meeting in 2017
On May 23rd, 2017, the Albuquerque Journal ran an Associated Press article by Russell Contreras titled, "Losing Their Kicks? Funds For Route 66 Towns May Be At Risk." Similar stories ran in papers and on TV news across the country detailing the sunset of legislation which authorized the National Park Service to administer the Route 66 Corridor Preser­vation Program, which was created by congressional legislation in 1999.
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The National Park Service (NPS) administered matching fund preservation grants that made possible the restoration of properties and neon signs in each state traversed by Route 66. In New Mexico, some of those projects included the Blue Swallow Motel sign in Tucumcari, El Comedor's "Rotosphere" in Moriarty and the sign and building front of the Lexington Hotel in Gallup. NPS also facilitated Route 66 oral history projects in partnership with UNM's English Department as well as providing access to historical and informational research materials for scholars and tourists.

Many people were justifiably alarmed at the news of the sunset of preservation legislation, but beginning in 2014, in anticipation of the de-funding of their programs, NPS along with Route 66 stakeholders and the World Monuments Fund facilitated the creation of 'The Road Ahead Partnership" whose mission it is "to revitalize and sustain Route 66 as a national and international icon, for the benefit of all Route 66 communities, travelers, and businesses/attractions, through collaborative partnerships focused on promotion, preservation, research/education, and economic development."

Pending legislation monitored and supported by The Road Ahead Partnership includes HR801, a bill introduced into Congress by Rep. Darin LaHood (R-IL] that would designate Route 66 as a National Historic Trail. Bill Thomas, chairman of The Road Ahead Partnership, said, "With the impending sunset of the NPS Route 66 Corridor Preservation Program in 2019, it is important that Route 66 gain this designation."
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Other Legislation includes HR66, introduced by Rep. Rodney Davis [R-IL], which would establish a Route 66 100th An­niversary Celebration Commission. Says Thomas, "The Mother Road's 100th birthday will be in 2026 and we want to be prepared for a grand celebration."  For further information, the partnership has launched a new website: www.route66roadahead.org
To see New Mexico Route 66 Magazine articles about the April 2023 Route 66 Road Ahead Partnership meetings,  Click on images below.
New Mexico “State” Centennial Commission Group News
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Route 66 Centennial Grant Program now open
In an effort to help New Mexico communities and organizations along Route 66 prepare for the celebration of the Route 66 Centennial in 2026, the state has officially launched a grant program to support those efforts. 
The program offers support for three types of projects and initiatives: marketing & promotions, infrastructure, and special events.
Applications for this program are open as of July 15!
​Applications for marketing & promotion will close August 13 and applications for infrastructure and special events will close August 19.
For more information, visit the New Mexico Tourism Department website.
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Notice: New Mexico Route 66 Centennial Stakeholder Meeting in  Albuquerque, Tuesday, June 25, 2024.

Please advise: there has been a venue change for this meeting.
See below for more information.

Notice: New Mexico Route 66 Centennial Stakeholder Meeting - Albuquerque
In preparation for the Route 66 Centennial, the New Mexico Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group is hosting a series of stakeholder meetings to gather ideas and recommendations for projects to commemorate the 100 year anniversary of Route 66 in New Mexico. At this meeting, there will be a series of roundtable discussions that will cover marketing, special events, product development, infrastructure and consumer experiences. Additionally, the Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group will host its meeting from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm. These meetings are open to the public and residents are encourage to participate and share their ideas.
Please note (1): the venue for this meeting has changed to the Albuquerque Museum.
Please note (2): There will also be a Coordination Group Meeting from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm that was not mentioned in the original notice.

Date: Tuesday, June 25, 2024
Stakeholder Meeting: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Coordination Group Meeting: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm *
New Venue: Albuquerque Museum
Address: 2000 Mountain Rd. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104
Be sure to RSVP for the meeting HERE! 

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The New Mexico Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group is hosting its next stakeholder meeting in Albuquerque on Tuesday, June 25. Join us to share your ideas and perspective for how New Mexico can celebrate the Route 66 Centennial in 2026!

Date: Tuesday, June 25, 2024
Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Venue: Route 66 Visitor Center
Address: 12300 Central Ave. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87121
Be sure to RSVP for the meeting HERE! 

If you are an individual with a disability who is in need of a reader, amplifier, qualified sign language interpreter, or any other form of auxiliary aid or service to attend or participate in the hearing or meeting, please contact the New Mexico Tourism Department at (505) 490-7185 at least one (1) week prior to the meeting or as soon as possible.  Public documents, including the agenda and minutes, can be provided in various accessible formats.  Please contact the New Mexico Tourism Department at (505) 490-7185 if a summary or other type of accessible format is needed
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The New Mexico Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group is hosting its next stakeholder meeting in Santa Rosa on Tuesday, May 21, 2024.
This meeting will allow residents and stakeholder groups to provide input to the Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group about the appropriate activities, projects and strategies to honor the Route 66 Centennial in 2026.

Date: Tuesday, May 21, 2024
Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Venue: Blue Hole Dive Center
Address: 1085 Blue Hold Road, Santa Rosa, NM 88435
Be sure to RSVP for the meeting HERE! 

​If you are an individual with a disability who is in need of a reader, amplifier, qualified sign language interpreter, or any other form of auxiliary aid or service to attend or participate in the hearing or meeting, please contact the New Mexico Tourism Department at (505) 490-7185 at least one (1) week prior to the meeting or as soon as possible.  Public documents, including the agenda and minutes, can be provided in various accessible formats.  Please contact the New Mexico Tourism Department at (505) 490-7185 if a summary or other type of accessible format is needed.
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First Route 66 Centennial Stakeholder Meeting"S" 
There are TWO meetings on this day! Please take note!
This information is from the NM Tourism Dept. Website: https://www.newmexico.org/industry/upcoming-events/
Per the same Executive Order 2023-131 that established the Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group, the first Stakeholder Meeting and first Coordination Group Meeting will be in
​Tucumcari, NM on February 29, 2024. 

​BOTH MEETINGS WILL TAKE PLACE AT the Tucumcari Convention Center:
Address: 1500 US. Rt. 66, Tucumcari, NM 88401
FIRST Meeting is from 10:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M.  |  SECOND Meeting is from 1:30 P.M. - 3:00 P.M.
You Must SIGN UP for the meeting HERE! 
Below are highlights of the agendas and links to the original agendas for both meetings.
​The FIRST meeting, 10:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M., is the Stakeholder Meeting. It will provide a space for residents and other stakeholder groups to discuss appropriate activities, projects, and strategies with the Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group to honor the milestone coming up in 2026. 
A few items on the agenda for this meeting is:
  1. Brief Presentation on Working Group Instructions and Format
  2. Stakeholder Roundtables with Working Groups
  3. Report-Outs from Working Groups to Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group
NO ACTION ITEMS
(Action Items will be discussed at the 1:30 P.M. Meeting.
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The SECOND meeting, 1:30 P.M. - 3:00 P.M., is the Coordination Group Meeting.
A few items on the agenda for this meeting is:
  1. Update on Funding Opportunities in Fiscal Year 2025
  2. Update on U.S. Route 66 Commission
  3. Route 66 Project Recommendation & Scoring Process – Discussion and Possible Action*
  4. Stakeholder Meetings/Group Plan – Discussion and Possible Action*
  5. Public Comment
*Action Items
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To better prepare yourself for the Feb. 29th Tucumcari Meeting, check out New Mexico Route 66 Magazine "Stakeholders Express Reservations and Concerns" article following the December 12, 2023 meeting. A downloadable copy is available below.
New Mexico State Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group Formation Meeting
​a Large Disappointment to Route 66 Association and Route 66 Business Owners
See below for downloadable version of New Mexico Route 66 Magazine "Stakeholders Express Reservations and Concerns" article following the December 12, 2023 meeting.
Click here to view New Mexico Route 66 Magazine follow-up article of the December 12, 2023 NM Rt66 Centennial Coordination Group
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Attention, guardians of Route 66! 

​Our iconic road's centennial is on the horizon, and it's our moment to drive change.
We're rallying at the state capitol's public meeting on December 12, 2023 ​– a pivotal moment for Route 66's future in New Mexico. Your presence is powerful!
It's now or never. Stand with us to celebrate our road's rich legacy. Let's show the strength of our community and our commitment to Route 66.​
​Together, let's accelerate into a bright future.   
​​Join us at the capitol! 
December 6, 2023: New Mexico Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group Meeting December 12, 2023
The New Mexico Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group will be hosting its first meeting on Tuesday, December 12, 2023, from 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm at the New Mexico State Capitol Building (Room 309).
Date: Tuesday, December 12, 2023  |  Time: 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Venue: New Mexico State Capitol Building (Room 309), Address: 490 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87501
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Dear Route 66 Business Members,
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As you may know, a New Mexico State Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group was formed in September 2023 under executive order of the governor. The Route 66 Association was not given a seat on this board. The New Mexico Route 66 Association President, Melissa Beasley-Lee has been a board member of the group that created the groundwork for the National Route 66 Centennial preparations since 2017.

She would be the only one on this state board with seven years of knowledge regarding what has already been laid out, what is currently taking place, and what steps are now needed on a state level leading up to and throughout 2026. She is also the only member who solely represents the businesses and communities of Route 66 throughout our state.

For her not to have a seat at this state level board raises a serious question – Why is she, and the Route 66 Businesses she represents not being invited to continue being a part of the centennial planning.

There will be a meeting at the state capitol building Tuesday, December 12th, to vote on the formation and rules of this group. This meeting is open to the public and Melissa, as well as other association board members are planning to attend and voice their concerns about the states choice of members and plans.

The New Mexico Route 66 Association feels it is vital that business members attend this meeting as this committee will be the who, what and where that our tax dollars will be spent leading up to and throughout the Route 66 Centennial. This is a once in a 100-year opportunity that can greatly affect the prosperity of your business.

We hope you will plan to be present at this meeting on December 12th to let your voice be heard personally for your business, and to request that the NM Route 66 Association be given a seat on this coordination group board.
Below for your comparison is the New Mexico State Centennial Coordination Group members vs. the New Mexico Route 66 Association members as per the bill they submitted during the 2023 legislation. This bill was dropped at that time.
​(More about that can be found as you scroll down this page)
New Mexico State Centennial Coordination Group
12 Members (indicates who appointed them and why)
All of these nominated by “written letter to Governor ​Michelle Lujan Grisham”
  1. Bill Lee – Chair (New Mexico Tourism Planning Commission) (Governor) Lee previously served as President and CEO for The Gallup McKinley County Chamber of Commerce and owner and operator of X-Treme-Lee Fun Balloon Adventures.
  2. Raymond Mondragon - Vice Chair (Eastern Plains New Mexico Council of Governments) (Governor)
  3. Evan J. Williams (Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments) (Governor)
  4. Johnny Peña (Board member of the West Central Community Development Group) (House Speaker Javier Martínez, D-Abq. Stated: “For three decades, [Peña] has championed small businesses and economic development along the Route 66 Central corridor and he played an integral role in the launch of the new West Central Route 66 Visitor’s Center,”)
  5. Scott Verhines (Former New Mexico State Engineer) (House Minority Leader Ryan Lane, R-Aztec, “for his expertise on infrastructure”)
  6. Alicia Ortega (From the Pueblos of Pojoaque and Santa Clara) (Senate President Pro Tem Mimi Stewart, D-Abq, “is a successful business owner and entrepreneur with over a decade of experience working with minority and tribally owned and operated businesses,”)
  7. Elmer Torres (Former San Ildefonso Pueblo Governor) (Senate Minority Leader Greg Baca, R-Belen, “has a diverse resume that reflects his experience and commitment to New Mexico’s tribes, nations, and pueblos, and his work with various federal, tribal, state, county, and city government agencies,” Baca.
  8. Lansing Adams (Acting Secretary of Tourism Department)
  9. Ricky Serna (Cabinet Secretary NMDOT)
  10. Dr. Patrick Moore (Department of Cultural Affairs Designee)
  11. Daniel Gutierrez, MainStreet State Director (Economic Development Dept Designee) 
  12. Danielle Gilliam (Environment Department Designee)
Below is SENATE BILL 517, introduced during the first session, 2023 by the New Mexico Route 66 Association.
Full name of bill still available online is “SENATE RULES COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR SENATE BILL 517, 56th legislature - STATE OF NEW MEXICO - first session, 2023”.
 
This bill called for 11 public members and 9 ex-officio members. Below you will see the sections of that bill.
  • Items in (Parenthesis) are what has transferred to the governors centennial group as well as changes made to group number.
  • Items in RED are what was NOT transferred to the governors centennial group.
(Two of these being the only two groups whose sole mission is focused on Route 66 throughout New Mexico)
 
11 public members:  Governor changed this to 1 member each and hers to 2)
This would come to 6 total PUBLIC Members:
(1) two one public members appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives;
(2) two one public members appointed by the minority floor leader of the house of representatives;
(3) two one public members appointed by the president pro tempore of the senate;
(4) two one public members appointed by the minority floor leader of the senate;
(5&6) (Gov changed to 2?) three public members appointed by the governor, one of whom shall be appointed to serve as chair of the commission; and
 
(9 ex-officio members):
(7) governor, or the governor's designee; (This may be Daniel J. Gutierrez, New Mexico MainStreet State Director.)
(8) secretary of tourism or the secretary's designee;
(9) secretary of transportation or the secretary's designee;
(10) director of the historic preservation division of the cultural affairs department or the director's designee;
(11) secretary of energy, minerals and natural resources or the secretary's designee;
(12) director of the financial institutions division of the regulation and licensing department or the director's designee;

NOT transferred to the governors centennial group:
  • president of the route 66 association of New Mexico or the president's designee; 
  • executive director of the New Mexico route 66 national scenic byway or the executive director's designee;
  • state records administrator of the state records center and archives or the administrator's designee.
​A note from Melissa Lea Beasley-Lee, President of the New Mexico Route 66 Association and Board of Director for the Route 66 Road Ahead Partnership, as it relates to Route 66 in New Mexico:
 
Within the Route 66 Road Ahead Partnership, the Centennial Commission announced on December 28, 2022 with members appointed by President Biden, is considered the “National” Commission. In addition to this commission, each of the eight Route 66 States will form its own “State” Centennial Commission composed of members who reflect the interests, history, and importance of the communities along Route 66 in their state.
Once our state commission is established, we will obtain funds available to complete several key projects on Route 66 throughout our state. We want to make sure New Mexico Route 66 is shining for its 100th Anniversary.

The New Mexico Route 66 Association is currently working to set up the New Mexico State Commission to begin working on plans to ring in this once-in-a-lifetime event! The New Mexico Route 66 Association is proud to be representing Route 66 Businesses and communities as a member of this Commission.
 
Below is a timeline of information to keep you up to date on the latest advancements of the New Mexico “State” Centennial Commission formation. Hopefully soon, the bill will be passed, signed into law, and gathering its members. Then it’s off to getting things ready for New Mexico to celebrate 100 years of Route 66! 
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November 1, 2023: An open letter from the New Mexico Route 66 Association regarding New Mexico Governors recent executive order to create state Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group.
​See below to view a copy of the November 1, 2023 open letter from the NM Route 66 Association in response to the October 24, 2023 announcement.
Click here to view a copy of the November 1, 2023 open letter from the NM Route 66 Association
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October 24, 2023: New Mexico Governor Announces Executive Order to create New Mexico's State Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group.
In September, New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed an Executive Order to create a New Mexico State Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group. The public was made aware of this through an October 24 article in the Santa Fe New Mexican.
​The NM Route 66 Association was blindsided by the news and disappointed they were not contacted nor given a seat on that board.
Association President, Melissa Beasley-Lee, has contacted Acting Cabinet Secretary for the New Mexico Tourism Department, Lancing Adams, regarding the matter and will have more information to share soon. 
See below to view a copy of the October 24, 2023 article and Governor Lujan Grisham's September 8, 2023 Executive Order 2023-131, establishing the Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group.
Click here to view Oct. 24, 2023 article from the Santa Fe New Mexican
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Click here to view Sept. 8, 2023 Executive Order 2023-131, establishing the Route 66 Centennial Coordination Group
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March 2023: After much effort to get the state Route 66 Centennial Commission paperwork passed for a commission to be created, the bill was not addressed at all during the session. Attempts to reach Senator, Pete Campos for a reason as to why our bill was ignored were unanswered.
March 06, 2023: Third (Final) Draft has been completed by Senator Campos's legal team.
See document to the right to view Mar. 06, 2023 (3rd/FINAL Draft).
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February 23, 2023: We heard this morning from Senator Campos's legal team at the Round House (State Capitol) the bill has been re-drafted into New Mexico Legislation Language. 
See below to view Feb. 23, 2023 (2nd Draft) Discussion.
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February 13, 2023: As of today, we have not received a bill number nor any information pertaining to its current status. We are checking the New Mexico Legislator website daily. If you would like to check the website, here is a link: https://www.nmlegis.gov/Search. You can search by name: Route 66 Centennial Commission, or by sponsor: Senator, Pete Campos.
January 6, 2023: Association President, Beasley-Lee, submitted a draft synopsis for the formation of the New Mexico Route 66 Centennial Commission to Senator Campos. In addition to the NM Route 66 Association, a portion of these members will be a representative from the NM Department of Transportation, NM Historic Preservation Agency, and the NM Route 66 Scenic Byway.
​See below to view Jan. 06, 2023 (1st Draft) Synopsis, and Jan. 06, 2023 letter to Senator Campos.
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Click here to view Jan. 06, 2023 letter to Senator Campos
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December 15, 2022: Association President Melissa Lea Beasley-Lee contacted State Senator, Pete Campos, asking if he would introduce a bill to establish the New Mexico “State” Route 66 Centennial Commission, adding “Once our commission is established, we desire to obtain funds available to complete several key projects on Route 66 throughout our state. We want to make sure New Mexico Route 66 is shining for its 100th Anniversary.”
See below to view Dec. 15, 2022 letter to Senator Campos.
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Congratulations to Jen Paul Schroer, NM Secretary of Tourism. Jen was appointed to serve as a member to the “National” Route 66 Centennial Commission. She serves as New Mexico’s representative on the “National” Commission and will serve as Chair to the New Mexico “State” Centennial Commission. 
See below to view February 07, 2023 congratulations letter to Jen Paul Schroer from NM Route 66 Association President Melissa Lea Beasley-Lee.
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On December 28, 2022, President Biden announced his intent to appoint the following individuals to serve as members on the Route 66 Centennial Commission:
 
  • Caroline Beteta, Member, Route 66 Centennial Commission - CA
  • Danielle E. Blackshear, Member, Route 66 Centennial Comm - Natl Scenic Byways
  • Cinnamon Catlin-Legutko, Member, Route 66 Centennial Commission - IL
  • Mark V. Falzone, Member, Route 66 Centennial Comm - Scenic America President
  • Tim J. Gatz, Member, Route 66 Centennial Commission - OK
  • Debbie Johnson, Member, Route 66 Centennial Commission - AZ
  • Dale A. Oglesby, Member, Route 66 Centennial Commission - KS
  • Rod Reid, Member, Route 66 Centennial Commission - MO
  • Jen Paul Schroer, Member, Route 66 Centennial Comm - New Mexico
  • William M. Thomas, Member, Route 66 Centennial Comm - Rt 66 Rd Ahead Partnership
  • Michael Wallis, Member, Route 66 Centennial Comm - Route 66 Alliance
  • Richard Ware, Member, Route 66 Centennial Commission – TX (in Amarillo)
 
Jen Paul Schroer (New Mexico), Member, Route 66 Centennial Commission
Jen Paul Schroer was appointed as Secretary of Tourism by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham in January 2019. Since her appointment as Tourism Secretary, Schroer spearheaded the landmark Lodgers’ Tax legislation, which brought more equity to New Mexico’s lodging industry and created more channels for local and state tax revenue. Schroer also successfully advocated for a $19.6 million budget for marketing and tourism promotion for FY23, the largest-ever amount for the agency. Schroer also guided a successful refresh of the New Mexico True brand and entry into the Los Angeles market.  Prior to her appointment to Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham’s Cabinet as Tourism Secretary, Schroer served as the President & CEO of New Mexico Hospitality Association, where she led the merger of two state level trade associations and went on to pass key legislation that helped to boost tourism development for her state.
Route 66 Centennial Commission (National | Federal)
The Route 66 Centennial Commission was established by Congress to study and recommend in a report to Congress activities that would be fitting and proper to celebrate the centennial anniversary of the Mother Road of the United States, Route 66, in 2026. The Commission shall study activities that may be carried out by the Federal Government to honor Route 66, including potential ceremonies and celebrations, the production and publication of media or other materials, and the issuance of commemorative items.
See below to view July 17, 2018 Rt 66 Centennial Commission (National/Federal) Bill H.R.66.
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