Arlington locals can quickly soon expect some cone zones on Randol Mill Road, as officials gear up to rip up and refresh the stretch between Cooper Street and Collins Street. Construction kicks off in March and should wrap by June, promising a smoother ride for residents and travelers alike. No more dodge-the-pothole for drivers - the city's milling and overlay job means a much-needed facelift for the well-worn asphalt, according to the City of Arlington, Texas.
The Public Works Department has got you covered with an info sesh on February 15, at the George W. Hawkes Downtown Library, with doors open from 6 p.m. to the brainy hour of 7 p.m. They promise to spill all the tea on the project in a short presentation—everything from nuts to bolts —and will stand ready to field all burning questions. This powwow is part of the city’s bigger game plan, a pavement management program calibrated to not only rehab but also keep tabs on those roads, perpetually cycling between assessing, fixing, and reassessing. It's all in line with the high command at City Council, who’ve slapped a priority sticker on boosting regional mobility.
