Road Construction Updates

The City of Irving works hard to minimize the disruption caused by road construction, and in doing so, wants to keep everyone apprised of construction projects, timelines, and traffic flow. While we apologize for the traffic cones, we also know construction means new and improved infrastructure, as well as community growth. Growth brings in the tax revenue needed to continue offering quality services and maintain Irving resident taxes and fees that are among the lowest in North Texas.

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  1. Brazos Drive, at Las Colinas Boulevard

    Beginning Oct. 1, the entrance and exit from Brazos Drive to Las Colinas Boulevard will be closed for the installation of a utility line. Work is expected to be completed by Dec. 18, weather permitting. Read on...

  2. Delaware Creek Construction at Pilgrim Drive

    The City of Irving is making channel improvements to Delaware Creek between Cripple Creek Drive and SH 183. The pedestrian bridge over the creek along Pilgrim Drive in between William Brewster Street and Puritan Drive has been removed. Read on...

  3. Glenmore, Shepherd Streets, from Sixth Street to Irving Boulevard

    Periodic lane closures will occur on Glenmore and Shepherd Streets, from Sixth Street to Irving Boulevard, for utility improvements and street paving. The project begins July 27 and runs through May 2021. Read on...

  4. Oak Meadow Drive Bridge, at Delaware Creek

    Oak Meadow Drive is closed completely at the bridge crossing Delaware Creek through winter 2021. Read on...

  5. Southbound Tom Braniff Drive, from Texas Plaza Drive and Northgate Drive

    Beginning Wednesday, Oct. 21, the southbound lanes of Tom Braniff Drive, from Northgate Drive to Texas Plaza Drive, will be closed 24/7 for install wastewater infrastructure improvements. Read on...
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