2025 Construction Projects Map

The city's 2025 Project Map shows infrastructure projects scheduled for this year. The renewed road millage funding will focus on major roads first, but the city's other infrastructure projects will continue in residential neighborhoods as well.

Click the map image above to view our new interactive project map to see if a project is affecting your street. To view the classic PDF version, click here.

The city realizes construction will be an inconvenience and all efforts to expedite the work will be utilized to minimize traffic conflicts and access to various properties abutting the project.

Notices of Construction are mailed to affected residents and copies are available online here.

CAP2509 13 Mile Road Resurfacing

13 Mile Road from Woodward Avenue to Crooks Road

The contractor has scheduled pavement removal for the outside lanes for next week. Only minor work will be performed this week, weather permitting.

Traffic Changes:  13 Mile Road will have one lane open in each direction throughout construction. To decrease traffic backups, left turns will be prohibited along the corridor and at the major intersections of Coolidge Highway, Benjamin Avenue, Durham Road (eastbound only), and Crooks Road (eastbound only). Access to businesses will be maintained during construction.

This work is scheduled to be completed by the end of July, in advance of Dream Cruise weekend.

CAP2514 Downtown Resurfacing

The city will be resurfacing Williams Street from E Seventh to E Third and W Sixth Street from S Washington to S Center this Spring. The contractor will also be installing ADA parking spaces and ramps on W Second Street adjacent to the post office.

On Williams Street and Sixth Street, the contractor is finishing up adjusting the drainage structures and plans to begin paving the first layer of asphalt on Thursday.

CAP2535 Road Reconstruction

Ravena Avenue - Chester Road to Dead End

Hillside Drive - Hillside Court and Yorba Linda Boulevard

The city's contractor poured the new roadway pavement on Monday. The roads will remain closed for one week while the new concrete cures.

Benjamin Traffic Circles

The city's contractor has poured the new concrete for the two outer circles between Webster and 13 Mile, and the areas will remain closed off while the new concrete cures.

Any residents whose driveway access will be affected will receive a door hanger notice the day beforehand so they can move their vehicles.

2025 Sidewalk Program

Notices of Construction and estimate letters have been mailed to property owners in the target area. Construction is scheduled to begin in mid-May.

If property owners wish to discuss the proposed sidewalk replacement with the project inspector, please call 248.246.3260 to schedule an appointment.

As construction work begins,

projects will be added to the weekly update.

You can visit www.romi.gov/currentprojects to view the 2025 project map, find copies of mailed construction notices, and read about the city's various construction projects.