You see them everywhere, on roadways, small shopping areas, near schools and even your neighborhoods. Although they are common, medians play an important role when it comes to mobility in Southlake. Additional Info...

The City continues to implement solutions to serve our residents by enforcing strategic plans to improve vehicular and pedestrian safety. Additional Info...

Although this Texas weather has a mind of its own and can have adverse effects on projects, work on N. White Chapel is on schedule. Additional Info...

Have you ever noticed the change on the sidewalk near a street crossing? Additional Info...

Every year the City’s budget includes a five-year capital improvement program that encompasses construction projects that meet the demands of residential and commercial infrastructure. Additional Info...

Since construction commenced in 2017, we wanted to take a look back to see how far we’ve come and how much longer we have until completion. Additional Info...

Plans to improve mobility on Zena Rucker are moving forward. Additional Info...

At the most recent November 19 City Council Meeting, Assistant City Manager Ben Thatcher reaffirmed the City’s commitment to improving mobility in Southlake is not just on roadways but sidewalks too. Additional Info...

The Clariden Ranch subdivision will be the first of its kind to partner with the City of Southlake to expand a neighborhood trail. Additional Info...

City Council approved an Interlocal Agreement with Tarrant County for the joint resurfacing of Crooked Lane during the December 3 City Council meeting. Additional Info...

Phase 2 of N. White Chapel Paves the Way Additional Info...

City Council renewed a professional consultant agreement with Jerry Hodge and Associates for project management services for the SH 114 Improvements Project at the October 2 City Council meeting. Additional Info...