Current Construction Projects

Project Schedules - 2022 Continuation of Projects and 2023 Tentative Projects

Location
Proposed Construction
Tentative Start Date
2022  - CONTINUATION/COMPLETION

Jackson St/Mechanic St Railroad BridgesReplace RR bridges over Jackson and MechanicMar 1
Fourth St. at ProspectReconstruct traffic signals\Mar 1
Fourth St. at GriswoldReconstruct traffic signalsMar 1
MLK Equality Trail Install lightingMar 1
West Ave. at FranklinReconstruct traffic signalsMar 1
West Ave. at MorrellReconstruct traffic signalsMar 1
2023 TENTATIVE PROJECTS


Greenwood Ave. at HighReconstruct traffic signalsJan 11
Steward Ave at AMTRAK RR CrossingReplace water main under railroadMar 13
Brown St. - Morrell to MichiganMill/resurface; new non-motorized trail north sideApr 3
Perrine St. - Michigan to BurrWatermain, lead svc replacement; sanitary sewer replacement; curb/gutter replacementApr 17
Greenwood Ave - Griswold to MorrellMill and resurface with curb/ramp replacements
Jun 7
Trail Crossings - Hickory & Fourth; PAKA Trail & West; MLK Trail & Prospect; Denton & KibbyInstall perimeter lit flashing LE signs with pavement markings and pushbutton pedestalsJun 5
Wildwood Ave. - West to StewardMill/resurface pavementJun 12
N. Wisner St. - Wildwood to GansonMill/resurface pavementJun 12
Blakely Ave. - Elm to PleasantWatermain, lead svc replacement; street constructionJul 10
Oakridge Dr. - Glen to GrovedaleWatermain, lead svc replacement; street construction
Jul 10
Mansion St. - RR to Water Treatment Plant drivewayReconstruct sanitary sewerAug 14
W. North St. - Wisner to WestReconstruct pavementSep 5
Cooper St. - Intersections w/South, High, Morrell, Washington, Michigan, Ganson, MLK Dr.Reconstruct traffic signalsOct 1


Requesting a Construction Project

Contact the Engineering Division at 517-788-4160 to see if a street is scheduled for construction within the next few years. If it is not scheduled for reconstruction, the resident can obtain a petition from the City Clerk's Office.


According to City Ordinance, petitions signed by at least 50% of property owners can initiate public improvements such as street construction. If ordered for construction, property owners would be assessed for their share of the construction cost.