Projects & Engineering

Planned Projects

The Department of Transportation & Mobility works in coordination with other departments to plan, design and implement a variety of transportation projects. These projects are implemented following a complete streets approach to accommodate users of all types, with an emphasis on safety, equity and sustainability. Projects range in size and are typically implemented in one of three ways:

Pilot Projects - short-term demonstration projects using temporary or semi-permanent materials to test new ideas, educate the public and collect data and feedback on results.

Interim Complete Streets Measures - primarily using pavement markings, semi-permanent materials and curb alignments to make safety and access improvements pending long-term redesign and reconstruction projects. Mostly taking place as part of City financed pavement preservation project, but also as stand-alone isolated projects funded by a variety of means. May or may not include sidewalk improvements, depending on the scope of the pavement preservation project.

Permanent Complete Streets Projects - comprehensive street improvement projects that involve a complete redesign and reconstruction of a corridor, based on a public design process, using permanent materials as part of City financed roadway reconstruction projects, TIP or other federal/state aid projects and grant funded projects. Typically includes comprehensive upgrades to sidewalks, bicycle facilities, street alignment, traffic signals and control systems and street lighting.

Projects

Planned

• Chandler Street - Main Street to Park Avenue
• Chandler Street & May Street
• Country Club Boulevard
• Endicott and Bigelow Streets

Under Construction

• Burncoat Street
• Grove Street - Forest Street to Holden Road
• Grove Street - O'Connell Field
• Pedestrian Safety Improvements
• Traffic Calming - Speed Hump Program

Recently Completed

• Mill Street
• Stafford Street

Pavement Management Program

Learn more about the City's Pavement Management Program and what projects are taking place this year.

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