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Construction moves forward on Center Street from Old Stagecoach Road to Veterans Drive, bringing lane widening, new sidewalks, improved drainage, and a single-lane roundabout to replace the existing five-way stop near Wallace Middle School. A Notice to Proceed was issued June 22, with utility relocation expected first. Residents near the school and along the corridor should plan for construction activity, possible detour signage, and temporary access changes as work progresses.

The City of Kyle’s Windy Hill Road project is moving forward as part of the voter-approved 2022 Road Bond Program. The project will widen the road from the I-35 frontage road to Purple Martin Avenue, adding lanes, sidewalks, drainage improvements, and a shared-use path to improve traffic flow and safety for both drivers and pedestrians. City officials say the upgrades are designed to support Kyle’s continued growth and make east-west travel more efficient for residents.

The City of Kyle invited residents to attend a 2022 Road Bond Open House at the Kyle Public Library to learn more about the voter-approved transportation projects planned across the city. Community members had the opportunity to review project details, ask questions, and provide feedback about the bond program aimed at reducing congestion, improving safety, and supporting Kyle’s rapid growth. The event also gave residents a closer look at how the city planned to invest in long-term infrastructure improvements

The Kohlers Crossing and Bebee Road projects are key components of Kyle’s 2022 Road Bond program aimed at improving east-west mobility across the city. Kohlers Crossing will eventually extend across I-35 to better connect major corridors and reduce congestion, while Bebee Road is being widened and upgraded with additional lanes, sidewalks, drainage improvements, and safety enhancements. Together, these projects are designed to improve traffic flow, strengthen connectivity to major destinations, and support continued growth in the surrounding areas.

Kyle Park officially broke ground on February 4, 2026, marking a major milestone for the 101-acre mixed-use development planned for East Kyle near I-35 and Bebee Road. The project will bring nationally recognized retailers, restaurants, apartments, green space, and entertainment options to the area while creating new jobs and generating economic growth for the city. City leaders say the development, combined with nearby 2022 Road Bond infrastructure improvements, will help support Kyle’s rapid growth and improve connectivity throughout the area.

“Looking Back at 2025: A Year of Progress, Planning, and Community in Kyle” highlights many of the City of Kyle’s major accomplishments throughout the year, including road bond construction, water infrastructure improvements, parks projects, community events, and long-term planning initiatives. The article reflects on milestones such as the opening of the Marketplace Avenue extension, groundbreaking on major east-side roadway projects, expansion of parks and recreation amenities, and new investments in city services designed to support Kyle’s rapid growth.es here

“Where the Rubber Meets the Road: The Story Behind Kyle’s 2022 Road Bond” explores how Kyle’s voter-approved 2022 Road Bond program was created to address rapid growth, traffic congestion, and long-term infrastructure needs across the city. The article highlights the major roadway projects included in the bond and how the investments are expected to improve safety, connectivity, and mobility for residents. here

The Old Stagecoach Heritage Tree was carefully relocated to a new pocket park a quarter mile from its current home as part of Kyle's voter-approved road bond improvements. Following a 100-day expert preparation process, crews began the move in November 2025, with a 24-month aftercare plan to follow. The decision reflects the community's input and the City's commitment to preserving Kyle's history while keeping road projects on track. Read the full story for more information.

The Marketplace Avenue Extension — the first completed project under Kyle's 2022 Road Bond — is now open to drivers. The new 0.6-mile segment connects Old Bridge Trail to Kohlers Crossing, closing a long-standing gap in the city's road network and expanding the corridor from three to four lanes between FM 1626 and Old Bridge Trail. The community celebrated with a ribbon cutting and block party before the road opened to traffic. It's the first of eight Proposition A projects that together will deliver over 10 miles of roadway improvements across Kyle. Read the full story for more on what's ahead.

In July 2025, the City of Kyle broke ground on two more road bond projects east of I-35 — the extension of Kohlers Crossing to Seton Parkway and the widening of Bebee Road. The Kohlers Crossing extension stretched approximately 1.07 miles to create a direct connection from I-35 to Seton Hospital, while Bebee Road was expanded to four lanes between the I-35 northbound frontage and Sunlight Boulevard, including a new roundabout at the Bebee/Kohlers intersection. These marked the second and third of eight projects to break ground under the 2022 Road Bond Program. Read the full article for project details and scope.

In July 2025, the City of Kyle announced plans to relocate the Stagecoach Road Heritage Live Oak Tree ahead of planned roadway improvements funded through the 2022 Road Bond. The tree, a beloved community landmark, sat within six inches of the Old Stagecoach Road pavement edge — too close to survive the construction without intervention. Following a 6-1 City Council vote to relocate rather than remove it, Texas-based tree transplantation specialist EDI began a 100-day pretreatment process in late July, with the physical move scheduled for Fall 2025. Read the full article for details on the relocation plan and what the pretreatment process entailed.