The Projects

Mayor Sharon Tucker and Public Works Division leaders announced $37 million in neighborhood infrastructure improvements will occur throughout the community this construction season.

In 2026, residents and businesses will see a continuation of the City's commitment to neighborhood infrastructure projects with a planned investment of $37 million, which includes $28.4 million for streets/roads/bridges, $4.8 million for sidewalks and alleys, and $3.9 million for trails.

Neighborhood Infrastructure Highlights

  • ​$1.15M

    Miscellaneous concrete repairs

  • $500k

    Curb repairs

  • $200k

    Trip hazard elimination & leveling

  • $250k

    Sidewalk repairs

  • $300K

    Guardrail and attenuator repairs

  • Alley Improvement

    16 concrete alley replacements and 1 brick alley repair project

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  • Asphalt Resurfacing

    15.32 miles of contracted asphalt resurfacing (includes several multi-lane arterials) and 5.5 miles of in-house resurfacing

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  • 2 major arterial improvement projects

  • 8 neighborhood street rehab projects

  • 4 bridge rehab/ replacement projects

  • 11 new sidewalk construction projects

  • Street Lighting Projects

    12 street lighting projects. Street lighting improves pedestrian and vehicle safety and also helps people feel safe.

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  • ADA Curb Ramp Packages

    This project updates the ADA curb ramps to allow for pedestrians with disabilities to safely cross streets.

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  • 2 new trail projects and 1 trail bridge crossing

  • 11 traffic projects

  • 7.9 miles of chip and seal to asphalt conversions

  • 27 projects

    In study, design, permitting or land acquisition stage