Alameda Street Reconstruction Project

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Phase 4 is expected to start tentatively February 2028

Location: Alameda Street from Everhart Road to Airline Road

Current Phase: Construction scheduled for November 4, 2026

Council District: 2

Project Type: Bond 2022 Project

Project Timeline: Approximately two years, with five phases

Project Upgrades:

The Alameda Street Reconstruction Project will completely rebuild Alameda Street from Airline Road to Everhart Road in City Council District 2.

The project includes removing the existing roadway and replacing it with durable concrete pavement. Improvements will also include new curbs and gutters, sidewalks, ADA-compliant curb ramps, street lighting, signage, pavement markings, and upgraded traffic signals to improve safety, accessibility, and traffic flow.

In addition, the project will include upgrades to stormwater, water, and wastewater infrastructure to improve the reliability and long-term performance of these essential systems.

Avalon Street and Robert Drive, both adjacent to Alameda Street, will also be reconstructed as part of the project to improve roadway conditions and connectivity throughout the area.

Contractor: Texas Material (formerly Bay Ltd.)

Construction Cost: $15.8 million


Contact Information:

Geoffrey Mayer: 361 446 3015, geoffreym@corpuschristitx.gov

Russell Soike: 361 480-9011, rsoike@agsm.com

Beth Becerra: 361 826-1693, elizabethb3@corpuschristitx.gov


Phase 1 Traffic Map

Construction timeline on Phase 1 is November 4, 2026 to May, 2027


Phase 2 Traffic Map

Phase 2 is expected to start tentatively May 2027

Phase 3 Traffic Map

Phase 3 is expected to start tentatively September 2027

Phase 4 Traffic Map
Phase 4 is expected to start tentatively February 2028


Phases 5-7 Maps Coming Soon


Project Updates (updated on a biweekly basis):

Project to start November 4th, 2026.

Phase 4 is expected to start tentatively February 2028

Location: Alameda Street from Everhart Road to Airline Road

Current Phase: Construction scheduled for November 4, 2026

Council District: 2

Project Type: Bond 2022 Project

Project Timeline: Approximately two years, with five phases

Project Upgrades:

The Alameda Street Reconstruction Project will completely rebuild Alameda Street from Airline Road to Everhart Road in City Council District 2.

The project includes removing the existing roadway and replacing it with durable concrete pavement. Improvements will also include new curbs and gutters, sidewalks, ADA-compliant curb ramps, street lighting, signage, pavement markings, and upgraded traffic signals to improve safety, accessibility, and traffic flow.

In addition, the project will include upgrades to stormwater, water, and wastewater infrastructure to improve the reliability and long-term performance of these essential systems.

Avalon Street and Robert Drive, both adjacent to Alameda Street, will also be reconstructed as part of the project to improve roadway conditions and connectivity throughout the area.

Contractor: Texas Material (formerly Bay Ltd.)

Construction Cost: $15.8 million


Contact Information:

Geoffrey Mayer: 361 446 3015, geoffreym@corpuschristitx.gov

Russell Soike: 361 480-9011, rsoike@agsm.com

Beth Becerra: 361 826-1693, elizabethb3@corpuschristitx.gov


Phase 1 Traffic Map

Construction timeline on Phase 1 is November 4, 2026 to May, 2027


Phase 2 Traffic Map

Phase 2 is expected to start tentatively May 2027

Phase 3 Traffic Map

Phase 3 is expected to start tentatively September 2027

Phase 4 Traffic Map
Phase 4 is expected to start tentatively February 2028


Phases 5-7 Maps Coming Soon


Project Updates (updated on a biweekly basis):

Project to start November 4th, 2026.

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Page last updated: 27 Oct 2026, 12:35 PM