Editor's note: This story was updated to provide additional information provided by officials with the City of New Braunfels.
From a roadway rehabilitation project currently underway in the Dove Crossing subdivision to the city collecting bids for upcoming projects, learn more about local transportation projects throughout New Braunfels.
Upcoming projects
AAMPO Citywide Pedestrian Improvements, Phase 1
Project: Improvements will be made to sidewalks and shared-use paths at five locations throughout New Braunfels: Oak Run Parkway, Hinman Island Drive, Christus Santa Rosa Hospital Area, Alves Lane and County Line Road, according to agenda documents.
Update: On Jan. 26, New Braunfels City Council approved a motion to begin the process to find contractors.
- Timeline: TBD
- Cost: $3.2 million
- Funding source: Alamo Area Metropolitan Planning Organization
Coll Street Drainage Improvements
Project: The roadway will see improvements to drainage, right of way and underground utility conversion on Coll Street between Castell Avenue and the Comal River, agenda documents state.
Update: On Jan. 26, the New Braunfels City Council approved a motion to begin the process of finding contractors.
- Timeline: Fall 2026-end of 2027
- Cost: $7.8 million
- Funding source: New Braunfels Economic Development Corp.
W. Zipp Road and Old Zipp Road intersection improvements
Project: Intersection and drainage improvements at W. Zipp Road and Old Zip Road will be completed upon project completion.
Update: On Jan. 26, New Braunfels City Council approved a motion to begin the process to find contractors.
- Timeline: Summer-fall 2026
- Cost: $1.3M
- Funding source: Roadway Impact Fee Program
Ongoing project
Divine Way Rehabilitation Project
Project: A complete mill and overlay of the roadway, replacement of base material with asphalt and the reconstruction of Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant ramps are all included in the scope of the project. Roadwork will occur on portions of Divine Way, Burleson Drive and Eagle Pass in the Dove Crossing subdivision.
Update: Construction began Feb. 16 and is anticipated to take approximately four weeks, according to a news release.