Fowler Avenue Connection

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About the Fowler Avenue Connection Project

The Fowler Avenue Connection Project will connect Fowler Avenue from Oak Street to Huffine Lane, creating a key north-south corridor between 19th Avenue and Ferguson Avenue. This project is currently in the design phase, and we appreciate the continued interest and feedback from community members who’ve been following along.

The design phase began after extensive community engagement, traffic and environmental analyses, and direction from the City Commission. A 30% design was shared with the public in May 2024, and following additional feedback and refinement, the 60% design is now complete. The final 90% design is expected in January 2026.

Ask Questions, Stay Involved

Thank you to everyone who came out to our July 9 Walking Tour, we greatly appreciate the conversations and commitment our community has towards enhancing this area of our city. Couldn't attend the in-person event(s) or simply have questions about the project? We’ve set up an online Q&A forum where you can post your questions and see responses from the project team. Visit the Q&A Session tab below to participate.

Be sure to register on this site to receive email updates, stay informed about the final design phase, and learn about future opportunities to share your input.

Project Timeline & Background

Fall 2021 – Project kickoff and start of the pre-design phase

August 2022 – Final Pre-Design Report completed and presented to City leadership

May 2024 – 30% design shared with the community

June 2025 – 60% design completed and prepared for community review

January 2026 – Target completion of 90% (final) design

August 2026 - Bidding and Contracting Phase 1 - Oak to Durston

Fall 2026 - Spring 2027 - Construction for Phase 1 - Oak to Durston

Summer 2027 - Phase II construction begins - Durston to Babcock


During the pre-design phase, the project team studied existing site conditions, conducted traffic and environmental analyses, and gathered community input on key design elements. This feedback has directly shaped the project’s evolution into its current design.

Thank you for staying engaged. We're glad you're here and look forward to continuing the conversation!


Aerial view of the Fowler Avenue Corridor highlighting key focus areas identified in the 60% design plans, including intersections, pedestrian improvements, and connection points from Oak Street to Huffine Lane.



About the Fowler Avenue Connection Project

The Fowler Avenue Connection Project will connect Fowler Avenue from Oak Street to Huffine Lane, creating a key north-south corridor between 19th Avenue and Ferguson Avenue. This project is currently in the design phase, and we appreciate the continued interest and feedback from community members who’ve been following along.

The design phase began after extensive community engagement, traffic and environmental analyses, and direction from the City Commission. A 30% design was shared with the public in May 2024, and following additional feedback and refinement, the 60% design is now complete. The final 90% design is expected in January 2026.

Ask Questions, Stay Involved

Thank you to everyone who came out to our July 9 Walking Tour, we greatly appreciate the conversations and commitment our community has towards enhancing this area of our city. Couldn't attend the in-person event(s) or simply have questions about the project? We’ve set up an online Q&A forum where you can post your questions and see responses from the project team. Visit the Q&A Session tab below to participate.

Be sure to register on this site to receive email updates, stay informed about the final design phase, and learn about future opportunities to share your input.

Project Timeline & Background

Fall 2021 – Project kickoff and start of the pre-design phase

August 2022 – Final Pre-Design Report completed and presented to City leadership

May 2024 – 30% design shared with the community

June 2025 – 60% design completed and prepared for community review

January 2026 – Target completion of 90% (final) design

August 2026 - Bidding and Contracting Phase 1 - Oak to Durston

Fall 2026 - Spring 2027 - Construction for Phase 1 - Oak to Durston

Summer 2027 - Phase II construction begins - Durston to Babcock


During the pre-design phase, the project team studied existing site conditions, conducted traffic and environmental analyses, and gathered community input on key design elements. This feedback has directly shaped the project’s evolution into its current design.

Thank you for staying engaged. We're glad you're here and look forward to continuing the conversation!


Aerial view of the Fowler Avenue Corridor highlighting key focus areas identified in the 60% design plans, including intersections, pedestrian improvements, and connection points from Oak Street to Huffine Lane.



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    Have questions or concerns about construction of Phase 1 of the Fowler Avenue Connection project? Use this forum to ask about construction schedules, traffic impacts, detours, access to nearby properties, construction activities, or other project-related concerns. All questions submitted will be answered on the forum, and questions received before the November 2 informational open house will also be addressed during the event.

    Have questions or concerns about construction of Phase 1 of the Fowler Avenue Connection project? Use this forum to ask about construction schedules, traffic impacts, detours, access to nearby properties, construction activities, or other project-related concerns. All questions submitted will be answered on the forum, and questions received before the November 2 informational open house will also be addressed during the event.

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