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Check out five upcoming and ongoing transportation projects around Dallas-Fort Worth.
This list is not comprehensive.
Project: The city of Plano is removing and reconstructing a concrete arterial street and sidewalk along Park Boulevard from US 75 to the east city limits.
Update: Bids for the project opened in mid-October and construction is estimated to start in late November or early December, city officials said.
Timeline: November 2026-June 2028
Cost: $4.7 million
Funding: city of Plano
Project: The scope of the project includes constructing a protective layer of asphalt over the existing pavement to extend the life of the roadway, city of Allen documents state.
Update: The construction contract has been awarded to Overland Corporation, city officials said.
Timeline: Construction expected to begin no later than April 15, 2027
Cost: $1.6 million
Funding source: city of Allen
Project: This reconstruction project in Richardson includes two segments: Sheffield Drive to Tiffany Trail and Stillmeadow Drive to Wentworth Drive. Crews are rebuilding the roadway along the two segments while replacing utility lines under the road.
Update: Work crews continue to install utilities along the street. Paving for the northbound travel lanes is also ongoing.
Timeline: winter 2023-fall 2026
Cost: $2.77 million
Funding source: city of Richardson
Project: Mahard Parkway in Frisco is being constructed from PGA Parkway to US 380 and will have six lanes. The project borders the Firefly Park development.
Update: The project is under construction and expected to wrap later this year.
Timeline: late 2024-late 2026
Cost: $11.03 million
Funding source: city of Frisco
Project: The second phase of Fort Worth’s Keller Hicks Road project includes the installation of a three-lane section 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.
Timeline: expected completion by spring 2027
Cost: $23.9 million
Funding source: city of Fort Worth
