CANYON, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — The Texas Department of Transportation Amarillo District noted that contractor STX Civil is scheduled to begin construction on pedestrian safety upgrades in the City of Canyon on June 1.
According to TxDOT officials, the project consists of ADA upgrades in two areas of Canyon and will be completed in two different phases. Officials noted that phase one is located on 8th Street from 4th Avenue to 9th Avenue and also along 9th Avenue from 8th Street to 10th Street.
TxDOT noted that phase one will include the construction of sidewalks and shared-use paths with the purpose of improving the “safety and mobility of the traveling public in the area.” The first phase is expected to be completed by August 7, before the Canyon Independent School District school year.
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Officials noted that phase two will be just north of Spur TX 48 or Russell Long Boulevard to the US 60/87 split.
TxDOT officials noted that phase two will include the construction of a continuous shared-use path, retaining wall, and signage installations. The section of the roadway will also be overlayed, and also aim to improve the “safety and mobility of the traveling public in the area.”
Officials added that the $3.2 million project is expected to be completed by spring 2027. Drivers should expect various lane closures to ensure the safety of the contractor and others. TxDOT also notes to drive with caution and reduce speed through all work zones.
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Officials stated that all projects are subject to change due to “weather, emergency work, and other unexpected events.”…