Neighborhood Improvements

Improve infrastructure in established neighborhoods showing signs of distress and emerging high-growth areas in need of connectivity. Infrastructure improvements include sidewalks, bike lanes, street and pedestrian lighting, streetscapes, storm drainage and landscaping.

$29.8 million on this year’s ballot to fund capital projects and address immediate infrastructure needs:

$44.5 million on this year’s ballot to fund capital projects and address immediate infrastructure needs in our city’s older neighborhoods and emerging high-growth areas.

Support Corridors of Opportunity and invest in the six corridors: Beatties Ford/Rozzelles Ferry, Central/Albemarle, Freedom/Wilkinson, I-85/West Sugar Creek, North Tryon/Graham and West Boulevard.

      • Intersection enhancements, sidewalks and safety improvements
      • Learn more about Corridors of Opportunity by visiting the City of Charlotte website

Support the workforce and business development by improving infrastructure, promoting public/private partnerships and providing more mobility options:

      • Connect streets, sidewalks, trails and bike lanes
      • Ballantyne Reimagined infrastructure
      • Innovation District infrastructure
      • Applied Innovation Corridor in University City infrastructure

To learn more about the city’s Capital Investment Plan and bonds projects, please, click here.

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