Southwest 89th Street Project (SW 89th & SH-4 Intersection) – Rudy Construction reached substantial completion for this project on October 16th.  All paving has been completed, permanent traffic & erosion control measures have been installed, and the traffic signal is operational.  A final inspection was held, and the contractor is working to complete the identified punch list items.  The contractor anticipates completing all punch list items by the second week of November, at which point the project will be finalized.  Rudy Construction provided a 2-year maintenance bond for the project.

SH-152 Reconstruction Project (ODOT) –Work on the ODOT project reconstructing SH-152 between Mustang and Union City is ongoing.   The contractor began work on the west end of the project and continues to work east, closing SH-152 in sections as they progress.  SH-152 is currently closed between Radio Rd.  & Evans Rd. while the contractor replaces drainage structures in that section. TJ Campbell anticipates beginning the replacement of the drainage structures near Frisco Rd. in December.  SH-152 will be closed completely west of Clear Springs Rd. for several weeks during this phase of the project.  TJ Campbell previously resurfaced SW 59th West from Clear Springs Road as the detour route for this project.  Please follow the detour and construction signage and expect delays when traveling in the area

More information about the project along SH-152 can be found on ODOT’s website in their 8-year construction plan, which can be found at the following link. https://oklahoma.gov/odot/programs-and-projects0/8-year-construction-work-plan.html

16” Water Infrastructure Project along State Highway 152 – Cowan Group Engineering is working to complete the design phase of a 16” waterline that will provide necessary water infrastructure improvements to the west side of Mustang.  The project is anticipated to go out for bids this month, and a contract for construction will be awarded in December.  This project is being funded in part with infrastructure investment funds from the American Rescue Plan Act and Community Project Funding requested through Congressman Frank Lucas’ office and approved by the House Committee on Appropriations.   

Southwest 89th & Clear Springs – The City of Mustang will be bidding out the mill & overlay of Southwest 89th Street from Clear Springs to Czech Hall. The project will be bid out in January and is expected to begin in early 2025.     

Southwest 89th Street (Highway 4 to Mustang Road) – Engineers have completed the design for the expansion of Southwest 89th Street. The project includes all of Southwest 89th Street between Mustang Road and State Highway 4, the far south portion of Mustang Road from the railroad tracks south to Southwest 89th Street, and Southwest 89th Street just east of State Highway 4. This project was included in the Sales Tax Extension approved by voters on August 23, 2016.  Utility relocation coordination on this project is anticipated to began in October.  Several utilities will require engineering and coordinated relocation due to the complexity of the relocations.  Utility relocations are expected to require 12-15 months for engineering and coordinated relocation.

Mustang Multimodal Phase 1 Project - Cowan Group Engineering has submitted 90% plans for this project.  ODOT is reviewing the 90% plans and the environmental study on the project has been completed.  The city has begun working to acquire the necessary right-of-way for the project and anticipates construction to begin in the Spring of 2025.  The first phase of this project will provide protected sidewalk connectivity between Mustang Public School facilities within the city limits and the Town Center.   More information about Mustang’s Multimodal Continuity Plan can be found here: https://www.cityofmustang.org/article/1240322.

Mustang Trails Project - ·         The Mustang Trails Project will provide a walking trail between SH-152 on the west side of Fire Station #1 and the existing walking trails in the SW Corner of Wild Horse Park.  The engineer has submitted 90% plans for this project.  A field review of the plans was held on October 10th, and the engineer began preparing the final construction plans. The environmental study on the project has been completed, and the city has started working to acquire the necessary right-of-way for the project.  Construction is anticipated to begin in the Spring of 2025.   This walking trail was included in the Imagine Mustang Comprehensive Plan.  Information on the 2017 Imagine Mustang Comprehensive Plan can be found here: https://www.cityofmustang.org/documents/2017-comprehensive-plan/396233