2025 Lead Water Service Replacement This project will remove and replace approximately 1,550 non-copper water services from the water system in the Edison Neighborhood.
2025 Local Streets City crews will be milling and repaving sections of Garland, Bosker, Cobb, Lulu, Bessie, Lincolnshire, and Winton in 2025.
2026 CWSRF Biosolids Management & Wastewater Infrastructure Projects The City of Kalamazoo will hold a public hearing on the proposed 2026 Clean Water State Revolving Loan Fund (CWSRF) Project Plan to receive public comments. The plan includes improvements to the Kalamazoo Water Reclamation Plant Biosolids Management and Collections System within the Central Business District and Kleinstuck Preserve.
322 E Stockbridge Redevelopment Planning is underway to redevelop the vacant commercial property at 322 E Stockbridge into as many as 200 new units of housing in a way that better manages stormwater and helps mitigate flooding.
Arcadia Creek ("Phase 0" Westnedge Ave) The City of Kalamazoo is launching a transformative, multi-year project to rebuild and increase the capacity of Arcadia Creek. This effort will reduce the risk of flooding, protect local infrastructure, and support sustainable growth in the heart of the city. Announcement : One lane of Westnedge Avenue is planned to open between Water Street and Michigan Avenue starting August 16. A detour map is provided below.Kalamazoo Ave will be restricted to two lanes from July 20 to August 1 for utility work in the intersection.The Westnedge/Kalamazoo intersection will be fully closed starting Friday, July 25, through Monday, July 28, for utility work in the intersection.
Arcadia Creek Festival Place The City of Kalamazoo is working with design partners and community stakeholders to redesign Arcadia Creek Festival Place into a dynamic public space that serves residents, workers, and visitors throughout the year.
Downtown Kalamazoo Placemaking A placemaking initiative is currently underway to make new, vibrant spaces downtown and connect different hubs of activity.
Gull Rd Bridge Maintenance The City of Kalamazoo is undertaking routine maintenance on the Gull Road Bridge over the Kalamazoo River in a project funded mainly by State and Federal funds.
HSIP Vulnerable Road User Safety Projects The City of Kalamazoo was awarded a $1.5 million grant to fund safety improvement projects at 30 locations in the City in 2025. The projects will improve safety for vulnerable road users (VRU) like pedestrians and bicyclists.
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