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Waco is giving the riverwalk between downtown and Baylor a much-needed facelift, which means you'll have to deal with some construction noise and detours for a while. It’s a temporary headache for a nicer spot to hang out by the water.
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These projects involve significant capital expenditure for bridge and road safety improvements.
Residents and commuters who rely on these bridges and roads for safe travel.
Commuters and pedestrians who use that path daily will have to navigate around construction zones for the next few months.
The county is reviewing payments for ongoing bridge and road projects to ensure safety and connectivity. These projects are vital for rural transportation and public safety.
Crews are repairing and replacing the lighting system on the I-35 frontage road bridges over the Brazos River in Waco.
Hot and dry conditions in Central Texas are challenging Waco's underground infrastructure, with city crews addressing water main breaks.
Waco this week hired an engineering firm to redesign drainage infrastructure in five residential areas that have seen high water during rains in recent years.
Passersby can see growing piles of concrete rubble as work on the Waco riverwalk proceeds, including heavy machinery and demolition work stretching along the west bank of the Brazos River.
Waco voters seek infrastructure upgrades in the District 1 council election KXXV
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