Here are three key transportation projects that will impact the way people get around the Leander-Liberty Hill area.
Upcoming
Freedom River Parkway East and West
Project: Construction of new east-west roadway connections from Hwy. 29 to RM 1869 and from Bagdad Road, CR 279 to Hwy. 29, improving Liberty Hill bypass connectivity.
Update: Both projects remain in the design phase through 2026 as part of the Liberty Hill bypass connectivity network.
- Timeline: early 2027–early 2029
- Cost: East $36.3 million; West $61.5 million
- Funding source: Williamson County 2023 road bond
Ongoing
RM 2243/Hero Way controlled-access highway
Project: Reconstructing and widening RM 2243-Hero Way into a divided controlled-access highway from 183A Toll to Southwest Bypass, including frontage roads in both directions.
Update: Initial phase construction began in late January, including frontage road work from 183A Toll to Garey Park. Phase 2A is expected to begin in fall 2027.
- Timeline: early 2026–early 2028
- Cost: $132 million
- Funding source: Williamson County 2019 road bond
Completed
Legacy Ranch Drive expansion
Project: Expanding approximately 0.6 miles from Seward Junction North Loop, also known as CR 258 and CR 260, to a CR 258 extension east of US 183, including new signals, pavement improvements, and turn lanes serving the recently opened Liberty Hill ISD high school.
Update: Ribbon cutting Aug. 21