Changes are coming to the busy intersection of South Hulen Street and West Risinger Road. Announced by the City's Transportation and Public Works Department, a community meeting is scheduled to discuss the construction and improvements aimed at smoothing out your commute.
The project, detailed by the City of Fort Worth, will include the relocation of all left turn lanes, and construction of a new northbound right turn lane, this isn't just about helping cars and trucks get from A to B—it's also about upgrading traffic signals, installing Accessible Pedestrian Signals (APS), and making sure ramps are ADA-compliant, changes that underscore a commitment to accessibility and safety.
With the intersection's overhaul, officials are eager to engage residents in the process. They're rolling out the digital welcome mat for an online meeting tomorrow at 6 p.m., where attendees can tune in via Webex, enter the meeting number 2553 132 2448, and use the password "Streets" to join the discussion. And in the spirit of community, they're encouraging you to bring your neighbors into the conversation as well.
