Esters Road to Reopen Late October

The approximately 1-mile-long portion of Esters Road saw improvements to the roadway pavement, streetlights and traffic signals, as well as water, wastewater and storm drainage infrastructure.

Project Scope

1. Widen and repave all main lanes to 12-foot-wide lanes and 11-foot-wide turn lanes
2. Upgrade water lines:
3. Install a new 20-inch water line
4. Replace a 12-inch water line
5. Upgrade wastewater lines and stormwater drainage pipes
6. Improve sidewalks to comply with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements
7. Install streetlights, traffic lights, retaining walls, median pavers, sod and irrigation systems

The $17 million Esters Road improvement project is funded through the Street Improvement, Water and Wastewater Improvement Bond funds. The project is part of the City of Irving’s Road to the Future program, an ongoing effort to rehabilitate, reconstruct and proactively maintain 1,440 lane-miles of Irving’s streets.

Visit IrvingTX.gov/IrvingInvests for more information on the city’s ongoing infrastructure initiatives.