
Northside Drive Near I-35W to Get $1.8M Storm Drain Upgrades
City officials laid out plans for storm drain improvements on a section of Northside Drive, a corridor off Interstate 35W, during an Oct. 29 public meeting. The work is valued at $1.8 million and falls under the city's Stormwater Management Program. Its main goal is to reduce roadway overtopping during heavy rainfall, when water spills over the pavement. Officials said the project should also strengthen stormwater infrastructure and improve safety for motorists and nearby properties. Rebcon is the contractor, with construction scheduled to begin in January 2027 and finish by summer. Because Northside Drive is a commonly used route, drivers should expect temporary delays while crews work. A Fort Worth Report community documenter covered the meeting, and the city has posted additional project details online. For developers and owners with parcels along the corridor, the practical takeaway is to plan site access and construction logistics around traffic disruptions that run from early 2027 into summer.
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