Ongoing construction
Gattis School Road Segment 3
Project: This project includes expanding the existing four-lane roadway to a six-lane divided road with updated pedestrian and bicycle facilities, turn lanes and other features. This is the first in a series of projects to improve Gattis School Road.
Update: Construction is underway and approximately 50% complete.
- Timeline: Completion expected in fall 2026
- Cost: $33 million
- Funding source: Type B sales tax revenue, Road CO bonds, Texas Department of Transportation loan
Project: Old Settlers Boulevard will connect Red Bud Lane to CR 110, creating a new four-lane roadway with a center median and twin bridges over McNutt Creek.
Update: Construction is underway and approximately 35% complete.
- Timeline: Completion expected in spring 2026
- Cost: $23.4 million
- Funding source: Type B sales tax, Road CO bonds, Williamson County Road Bond Program
Project: This project will expand the existing two-lane roadway to a four-lane divided road with intersection and pedestrian improvements.
Update: Construction is underway and approximately 10% complete.
- Timeline: Completion expected in spring 2027
- Cost: $34.7 million
- Funding source: Developer contributions, Type B sales tax revenue, Road CO bonds
Project: This project will construct a new four-lane divided roadway with shared use paths, extending over Brushy Creek from Creek Bend Boulevard to Old Settlers Boulevard.
Update: Construction began in December 2024 and is approximately 25% complete.
- Timeline: Completion expected in fall 2026
- Cost: $25.9 million
- Funding source: Type B sales tax revenue
Project: The city is widening the remaining two-lane road section to match the existing five-lane section from North Chisholm Trail to South I-35.
Update: Construction is underway and approximately 72% complete.
- Timeline: Completion expected in spring 2026
- Cost: $6.77 million
- Funding source: Type B sales tax revenue
Project: The city is reconstructing the existing two-lane CR 112 to a six-lane divided roadway with pedestrian facilities.
Update: Construction is underway and approximately 15% complete.
- Timeline: Completion expected in fall 2026
- Cost: $54.5 million
- Funding source: Type B sales tax, roadway impact fees
Project: Along with a major renovation of Old Settlers Park, the project will reconstruct the rural roadway, add left turn lanes, upgrade low water crossings at McNutt Creek and improve lighting and landscaping.
Update: Construction is underway.
- Timeline: Completion expected in spring 2026
- Cost: $25 million
- Funding source: Type B sales tax revenue
Project: The project includes full reconstruction of Chisholm Trail Road from Sam Bass Road to RM 620, with drainage, pedestrian and lighting improvements.
Update: Construction is underway as of July 1.
- Timeline: Expected roadway completion in 2025–2026. Pedestrian improvements TBD.
- Cost: $4.26 million for construction
- Funding source: Type B sales tax revenue
Project: This project will reconstruct Greenlawn Boulevard from an existing four-lane divided roadway to a six-lane divided urban roadway including pedestrian and lighting improvements.
Update: Construction contract awarded and expected to begin in summer 2025
- Timeline: Completion expected in summer 2027
- Cost: $13.95 million
- Funding source: Type B sales tax revenue
Project: This project includes construction of ground anchors to stabilize retaining walls; replacement of roadway approach, sidewalks, and rail painting.
Update: Construction started in July 2025
- Timeline: Completion expected by summer 2026
- Cost: $2 million
- Funding source: Type B sales tax revenue
Kenney Fort Boulevard Segments 5 & 6
Project: This segment will connect Old Settlers Boulevard to University Boulevard and will be a six-lane divided urban facility with signals, bridges, pedestrian elements and lighting.
Update: Under design with 60% completion of design
- Timeline: Construction expected to begin in early 2026
- Cost: $4.5 million for design
- Funding source: Type B sales tax revenue and CO bonds
Project: This is a long-term project in the very early planning phases that would create a six-lane divided roadway with a raised median and shared-use paths, from I-35 to to just past A.W. Grimes Boulevard. Although this is a TxDOT road, the city of Round Rock is moving forward with design to prioritize this project’s timeline.
Update: City Council approved a $1.3 million contract in February for preliminary engineering work only and the estimated design total at this time is $4 million.
- Timeline: TBD
- Cost: TBD
- Funding source: Type B sales tax revenue
Project: Reconstruct existing four-lane roadway to six lanes with median, intersection and pedestrian improvements from Via Sonoma Trail to Red Bud Lane.
Update: Design 100% completed and will the project be bid in summer 2025
- Timeline: Construction expected to begin in fall 2025 and finish in winter 2027
- Cost: $20 million estimated construction funding
- Funding source: Road COs and Type B sales tax revenue
