Check out five upcoming and ongoing transportation projects around Dallas-Fort Worth.

This list is not comprehensive.

Upcoming projects

1. Coleman Street Widening

Project: Coleman Street in Prosper is being widened to four lanes. One project will widen the roadway from two to four lanes between Gorgeous Road and Prosper Trail, and a second project will construct the remaining two southbound lanes of Coleman Street between Prosper Trail and Prosper High School.

Update: Both projects are nearing completion of the design phase. The town has acquired necessary right of way for both sections, and utility relocation is underway.

Timeline: winter 2026-winter 2027Cost: $6.65 million (Gorgeous Road to Prosper Trail), $3.77 million (Prosper Trail to Prosper High School)Funding source: town of Prosper

2. Hillcrest Road construction

Project: Hillcrest Road in Frisco will be updated from SH 121 to Main Street.

Update: The project is in the planning phase, with its design phase set to end in 2027.

Timeline: late 2027-late 2028Cost: $12 millionFunding source: city of Frisco, external funding

Ongoing projects

3. Carroll Boulevard utility installation

Project: This Atmos Gas project will see new gas lines installed along Carroll Boulevard in Denton from West Prairie Street to Pearl Street.

Update: Lanes will be closed along Carroll Boulevard as crews install the gas lines.

Timeline: late July-early SeptemberCost: not availableFunding source: Atmos Gas

4. John McCain Road bridge construction

Project: The project includes widening a culvert on Big Bear Creek and roadway improvements along John McCain Road in Colleyville. During construction, the bridge has remained closed.

Update: The project’s contractor began construction on stabilizing the road’s subgrade on the western end of the project in mid-August. Work on the project has been delayed because of issues related to the delivery and installation of a guardrail along the bridge.

Timeline: January-SeptemberCost: $540,000Funding source: city of Colleyville, Texas Department of Transportation

5. Plano asphalt overlay

Project: Plano’s fifth year of ultra-thin asphalt overlay projects will extend the lifespan of four major roadways around the city:

Independence Parkway (Spring Creek Parkway to Parker Road)Legacy Drive (Coit Road to Custer Road)Park Boulevard (Midway Road to Preston Road)Parker Road (Independence Parkway to US 75)

Update: This year’s asphalt road work is expected to wrap by the end of September.

Timeline: July-September 2026Cost: $5.4 millionFunding source: city of Plano