The City of Cleburne has outlined the 9-miles of local streets it plans to improve as part of the 2020 Streets Program.
The City Council has budgeted $2.5 million toward street projects that will begin in spring and last through the year. This year’s work continues the City Council’s multiyear approach of investing back into the infrastructure.
“For a long time driving Cleburne roads was not a lot of fun but here lately it has gotten a lot better,” Mayor Scott Cain said. “Last year alone city council spent $4 million on 9.5 miles of improvements and were just getting started.”
The streets included in this year’s program are Blakney Street, Huron Street, East Kilpatrick Street, North Anglin Street, Westmeadow Drive, Honey Suckle Drive, Honey Suckle Court, Hummingbird Lane, Whitefish Drive, Turtledove Drive, North Hyde Park, Blue Jay Drive, North Nolan River Road, Glenwood Drive, Poindexter Avenue, Faircrest Drive/Municipal Drive, Ramsey Street, Dale Street, Ivy Court, Meadowlark Drive, Robin Place, Cleveland Street, and Harlin Drive.
In addition to these planned projects, the in-house streets team will continue base repairs, filling potholes, and crack sealing.
The city will have more information about the construction projects later this year.
