Amarillo's City Council is dropping nearly $7 million on road repairs. While it means some temporary traffic headaches, expect smoother streets down the line.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Funding details for these projects were not specified in the agenda, but they represent investments in local infrastructure.
Drivers and businesses in the vicinity of these projects will benefit from improved traffic flow and potentially reduced congestion.
Drivers might face some construction delays and detours in the short term.
The City of Amarillo announced that construction on South Coulter Street is set to begin next week.
The Texas Department of Transportation Amarillo District announced that contractor Fuller & Sons Construction will begin work on a safety improvement project at the intersection of US 54 and Chamberlain Road.
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These projects aim to improve traffic flow and safety at key locations in Amarillo.
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