Broward County Public Works Projects - Fiscal Years 2019 to 2025
For more information on Public Works projects, view the full listing here.
Bike/Pedestrian
Bike lanes, sidewalks, multiuse paths, pavement markings and upgrades to meet American with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards.
| $11,639,953
| $30,536,936
|
| Bridge repairs Reinforcement and maintenance to meet operating standards
| $5,180,000
| $20,438,537
|
| Congestion Management Installation of traffic signal technology that adapts to real traffic conditions, road widening, and maintenance of video detection
| $3,622,400
| $140,291,963
|
| Corridor Design Studies Studies in 9 corridors countywide to deliver projects efficiently, minimizing disruptions and maximizing value to residents
| $1,350,000
| $27,500,000
|
| Fiber Optics Network Installation of fiber optic network to support deployment of traffic technology that requires high-speed data and large volume of traffic data.
| $2,511,429
| $32,757,315
|
| Greenway Facilities supporting walkers, joggers, bicyclists, in-line skaters, and others, through wide concrete sidewalks, multiuse paths, ADA upgrades, and amenities for non-motorized travel
| $0
| $7,773,518
|
| Intersection Installation of controlled crossings to improve safety, reconfiguration of ramps and turning lanes, etc
| $1,288,086
| $24,697,469
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| Lighting Installation of street lighting on county roads to provide additional safety for pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorists.
| $871,334
| $28,293,275
|
| Roadway Resilience Replacement of aging roadway drainage structures to mitigate flooding, and conversion of wire-mounted traffic lights to mast arm (pole and arm) support to withstand severe weather events.
| $11,245,966
| $8,986,722
|
| School Zone Installation of safety features in school zones, including flashing signs, pavement markings, replacement of outdated equipment, and other safety improvements as needed.
| $683,792
| $5,109,976
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