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Current Construction Projects
2021 Project Schedule (Tentative)
| Location |
Proposed Construction |
Tentative Start Date |
|---|---|---|
| Morrell St - Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. to Greenwood (Phase 1) | Replace water main | Apr 26 |
| Steward Ave - AMTRAK railroad to Ganson St. (Phase 1) | Replace water main | Apr 26 |
| Clinton St - Glick Hwy to west dead end | Reconstruct street and replace water main | Apr 26 |
| Glick Hwy - Jackson to Homecrest | Construct sidewalks, install decorative streetlights between Homecrest and Blacktone | Apr 26 |
| Preventive Maintenance (Crack fill) - various streets | Crack fill structurally sound pavements constructed within past 10 years | Jun 1 |
| Elmdale Trail - Elmdale-Hickory to Jackson; Jackson-South to MLK Equality Trail | Reconstruct trail through Sharp Park with new bridge over drain and construct sidewalk on Jackson St. | Mar 1 |
| Morrell St - Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. to Greenwood (Phase 2) | Reconstruct pavement | Jul 5 |
| Steward Ave - AMTRAK railroad to Ganson St. (Phase 2) | Reconstruct pavement and replace traffic signal at Ganson St. intersection | Jul 5 |
| Bridge Preventive Maintenance - over Grand River on Denton, Mechanic, North and Trail | Perform preventive maintenance to extend service life of bridges |
Jun 14 |
| Martin Luther King Equality Trail - Weatherwax to Prospect | Install lighting | Jul 5 |
| Wisner - intersections of Ganson, North and Argyle | Reconstruct traffic signals |
Aug 2 |
| Douglas St - West to Mound | Reconstruct street, replace water main and construct new storm sewer | May 1 |
| Biddle St - Mechanic to Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. | Reconstruct street and replace water main | Aug 9 |
| Cooley Place - Morrell to Biddle | Reconstruct street and replace water main | Aug 9 |
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.