Stay updated on six road projects in Keller, Roanoke and north Fort Worth. This list is not comprehensive.
Upcoming
1. US 377 median landscape enhancement
Project: Median landscaping is planned on US 377 from Johnson Road to the end of the median. The work will feature the addition of shrubs, grass, ground cover and trees.
Update: Keller City Council awarded the bid to Central North Construction after the project received funding from the Texas Department of Transportation's Green Ribbon Project, which is for the purpose of improving highway medians.
Ongoing
2. Basswood Boulevard resurfacing project
Project: The Transportation and Public Works Department is resurfacing the asphalt and replacing damaged curbs, gutters and driveways from Los Padres Trail to Denton Highway on Basswood Boulevard.
Update: The eastbound portion of the road has been paved as of October 2026. Work is continuing on the westbound portion, starting with repairing the road’s concrete base and replacing non-American-with Disabilities-compliant ramps.
3. Second phase Keller Hicks Road improvements
Project: The second phase of the project includes the installation of a three-lane section of Keller Hicks Road from Park Vista Boulevard to Lauren Way, new street lights, sidewalks, drainage and a traffic signal at Woodland Springs Drive.
Update: The first phase of the project, which spanned from Lauren Way to US 377, was completed in spring 2025. For the second phase, traffic is one-way traveling west on Keller Hicks Road, but two-way traffic will likely return if the final concrete lane and driveways are completed by December 2026 as expected.
4. Bobcat Boulevard roundabout
Project: The town of Trophy Club is putting in a roundabout at the intersection of Bobcat Boulevard and Marshall Creek Drive near Byron Nelson High School. New sidewalks and landscaping will also go in.
Update: After installing electrical infrastructure to power the new lighting, crews will begin concrete paving in early November. The Roanoke Police Department issued a traffic advisory on social media as traffic continues to increase on nearby residential streets and detour roads.
5. Second phase of Old Town Keller
Project: The second phase of the multi-year project includes the widening and reconstruction of South Elm Street, increased public parking, drainage improvements, street lighting, sidewalks and new utility lines.
Update: Designs are complete for the South Elm Street reconstruction, the Bear Creek Parkway roundabout and the nearby US 377 medians. The Bates Street reconstruction project is complete, and construction on South Elm Street has been underway since March 24, 2025.
Completed
6. Golden Triangle Boulevard
Project: A four-lane road was constructed from I-35 to Misty Redwood Trail. The project also included adding traffic signals at Harmon Road and Golden Heights, new shared paths and drainage improvements.
Update: The project was slated for completion in December 2026 but reached substantial completion in October 2026, only awaiting final inspection.
