Public Works Capital Projects

Select the project name below to learn more about that project.

The list below only includes City of Arlington Capital Improvement Projects managed by the Department of Public Works. Please refer to the Water Utilities or Parks and Recreation Departments for information on projects managed by those departments.

2020 Safe Routes to School

This project will improve pedestrian safety and accessibility near local schools by providing new sidewalks, crosswalks, and other infrastructure upgrades to improve pedestrian pathway.

2023 Residential Rebuilds Phase I - Daniel Drive

The project includes full-depth concrete pavement reconstruction, new curb and gutter, sidewalk replacement, residential driveway tie-ins, and the construction of a roundabout at the intersection of Daniel Drive and Timberview Lane to improve traffic operations and pedestrian safety.

ADA Transition Plan and Sidewalk Master Plan

This project consists of updating the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan by evaluating existing City facilities, programs, services, and activities. This includes a comprehensive condition assessment of all City sidewalks in the public right of way and pedestrian facilities to develop the City's first Sidewalk Master Plan.

Allen Avenue Sidewalk

This project consist of filling in sidewalk gaps on both side of Allen between from East Arbrook Boulevard to East Mayfield Road. Improvements include installing ADA compliant ramps, performing bridge rail modifications, installing a storm drain culvert crossing extension, and streetlight upgrades.

Brown Boulevard Sidewalk Improvements

This project includes installing new sidewalk and replacing deficient sidewalk segments on the north side of the corridor, along with associated curb and gutter work, commercial and residential driveway tie ins, and grading and parkway restoration to support the improved pedestrian route.

Debbie Lane

This project consists of widening Debbie Lane, from the City of Arlington/City of Mansfield city limits to State Highway 360, from two lanes to four lanes with a divided median to increase capacity and mobility, reduce congestion, and enhance safety.

Entertainment District Sidewalks Phase 2

New sidewalks installation and related improvements will occur at multiple locations in the Entertainment District to eliminate existing sidewalk gaps and enhancing pedestrian connectivity and accessibility. This work includes installation and replacement of sidewalks, ADA-compliant curb ramps, commercial driveway approaches, low retaining walls, in addition to grading and drainage adjustments.

Johnson Creek Tributary 9 Drainage Improvements

This project, which focuses on the Johnson Creek Tributary 9 Watershed, began because severe flooding of streets, homes and businesses had been reported to the City and identified through the previous Johnson Creek Watershed Study.

Mansfield Webb Road

The project involves widening Mansfield Webb Road between Silo Road and South Collins Street to improve mobility, increase capacity, and reduce congestion on this key east-west corridor to ensure that Mansfield Webb Road meets the current and future needs of the community.

Marquis Circle Drainage Improvements

Drainage improvements in the Marquis Circle neighborhood to replace and upsize the existing drainage system. Also included in this project are sanitary sewer improvements and paving improvements.