This project is located at the interchange of the Clark County 215 Beltway and Summerlin Parkway, where the existing interchange will be reconstructed. Work includes roadway improvements, reconfiguration of ramps and the construction of new ramps, widening of the existing Summerlin Parkway bridge.
The Henderson 215 Project will widen I-215 from Pecos Road to Stephanie Street (two additional lanes in each direction), make improvements to interchanges and ramps, construct a diverging diamond interchange at Green Valley Parkway, and add a pedestrian bridge over Green Valley Parkway at Village Walk Drive.
The Maryland Parkway Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Project is about to start construction, and we want to be sure you’ve got the information you need.
The City of Henderson’s Reimagine Boulder Highway is a historic roadway project that aims to make a generational impact by reshaping the future and safety of one of Nevada’s oldest thoroughfares, Boulder Highway.
The cities of North Las Vegas and Las Vegas are jointly improving Lake Mead Boulevard from Losee Road to Simmons Street with a complete streets project.
The project is located along Jones Boulevard from Clark County 215 to Tropicana Avenue. Improvements include road widening and pavement rehabilitation on Jones Boulevard.
This project will construct a new bridge at Peace Way over Clark County 215 and provide roadway rehabilitation on Peace Way from Hualapai Way to Cimarron Road.
Widening I-15 from two lanes in each direction to three between Speedway Boulevard and the Garnet Interchange.
Reconstruction of the CC-215 Beltway will occur between Jones Boulevard and I-15 adding a lane in both directions for a total of five lanes in each direction.
Construction on the Fort Apache Road project began in March of 2024. This project will widen Fort Apache to 2 lanes in each direction with buffered bike lanes and medians.
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