Recently Completed Projects
Station Street (East 14th Street) Streetscape Improvement
See the most recent project update for information about the Station Street Streetscape Improvement project and related street closure.
To encourage a variety of users and magnify the public realm improvements, there will be no parking on Station Street after it reopens. Read more about the changes here:
Station Street Parking Notification
Project Updates:
Wilcox Tunnel Work is Complete. The tunnel reopened April 4, 2016
The project included concrete and leak repair, safety improvements, lighting upgrades and a new tunnel liner that will be brighter and easier to clean.
We knew that we would be unable to make the whole tunnel completely dry, but we were able to get it 99% dry through a lot of work and some new techniques, including epoxy resin as well as foam injection to close up cracks and joints in the concrete. Oftentimes upon closing up a leak, a new source of water would emerge several feet away that would have to be filled or closed. And, at 1/4 mile long with the amount of leakage and dampness that we started with, to get the tunnel as dry as we have is a significant accomplishment. Our team has kept its focus and done a good job of getting the tunnel dry for the new liner. The spray-on liner included application of three coats. The result is a tunnel that is brighter, safer, and easier to keep clean.
Wilcox Tunned Major Renovations & Closure FAQ
Virginia Ave. Neighborhood Greenway - Update
Construction of the Virginia Ave. Neighborhood Greenway has been completed. For more details about the project, see the Stakeholder Letter below.
Broad Street Protected Bike Lanes
The city's first protected bike lanes are constructed on Broad Street between Martin Luther King Boulevard and Aquarium Way. Protected bike lanes, also known as buffered, or separated bike lanes, are being encouraged by the Federal Highways Administration FHWA and support objectives of the USDOT's Mayor's Challenge for Safer People and Safer Streets.