Residents along Golden Triangle Boulevard are gearing up for major roadway improvements. Fort Worth's Transportation and Public Works Department ensures community members have a direct line into the project's final phases. In an announcement regarding a key community meeting, locals are invited to review the last construction plans for a thoroughfare to grow from two to four lanes. The project, also incorporating shared-use paths for pedestrians and cyclists, is slated to stretch from Interstate 35W to Misty Redwood Trail.
Sharpened by the glare of forthcoming traffic lights at Harmon Road and Golden Heights, this series of improvements promises to reshape the area's flow and face. Following the plans, residents and commuters can glimpse what's coming down the road. Registered to speak at the in-person open house, Bereket Birhane, the Project Manager, will guide community members through the construction schedule and details, urging neighbors to join the Leo Adams Middle School convo today.
If getting ahead of traffic tie-ups and roadwork rundowns is on your to-do list, consider this your official heads-up. Presented as an open house event, the meeting details were published by The City of Fort Worth announcement and are set to take place on Monday from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the middle school located at 1069 Eagle Blvd. in Haslet. With the future of local commuting on the table, this is one meet-up worth detouring for.
