The Capital Improvement Program (CIP) in the Street Transportation Department includes a comprehensive pavement maintenance program, improvements to existing streets for mobility and safety issues, technology upgrades to signals, building new street and drainage infrastructure, expanding roadways, and much more. The five year program will provide over $750 million in improvements to our infrastructure. Please see the document below for more detailed information.
Phoenix Capital Improvement Program 2020-2025
Downtown Transportation Plan Update
Downtown Phoenix Comprehensive Transportation Study
Key Corridors Master Plan
Transportation 2050 Mobility Studies
20th Street Improvement Project
56th Street Corridor Study
3rd Avenue, Camelback Road to Missouri Avenue
Colter Street, 15th Avenue to 20th Street
3rd Street Rio Salado to Lincoln Street Connector
35th Avenue Safety Corridor: I-10 to Camelback Rd (BUILD Grant)
32nd Street: Shea Boulevard to Cholla Street Improvements
7th Avenue and Mountain View Road Improvement Project
27th Avenue and Thomas Road Railroad Crossing Improvements
27th Avenue, Lower Buckeye to Buckeye Rd Improvement Project
35th Avenue, Camelback to Bethany Home Road Improvement Project
35th Avenue and Harrison Railroad Crossing Improvements
Van Buren Street Improvement Project
Western Canalscape, 4th Avenue to 24th Street
Downtown Traffic Management System
3rd and 5th Avenues Improvement Project (South of McDowell Road)
Grand Canalscape - Phases 1 and 2 (East of I-17 to Tempe border)
Pinnacle Peak Road (45th Avenue to 35th Avenue) - Street and Storm Drain Improvements
24th Street Bridge & Grand Canal Bridge Replacement
43rd Street, McDowell Road to Palm Lane
44th Street Bridge at the Arizona Canal Safety Improvements
7th Street Bridge Rehabilitation at the Union Pacific Railroad
