FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Traffic signal cabinets in Fresno are getting a colorful makeover as part of a new public art effort aimed at celebrating the area’s identity and creativity.
Mayor Jerry Dyer and Council Vice President Tyler Maxwell announced plans to transform traffic boxes in the Fresno State area into public art displays through the Box Art Program.
The initiative will turn ordinary traffic signal cabinets into “vibrant and exciting pieces of art” designed to showcase “Bulldog Spirit” for the community to enjoy.
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City leaders said the program is intended to beautify the city while highlighting the creativity, culture and talent that make Fresno unique.
An unveiling took place Thursday morning for one of the traffic boxes, with more installations expected as part of the broader effort.
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Click here to learn more about the Fresno Box Art Program.