1 4 Cent Sales Tax Program for Streets

Fredville voters approved raising the local sales tax by one-quarter of a cent, with the money set aside to repair the city's existing streets and alleys.

That revenue goes into the Street Maintenance Sales Tax fund, which pays to maintain and rebuild streets and alleys already in the city's network.

Street Projects Funded in 2025

Street or areaLimitsStatus
Cormorant CircleCastlemere Drive to Pendragon BoulevardComplete
108th StreetAvenue F to the city limitsComplete
Martin Luther KingTarlow Street to Texas StreetComplete
NW 9th StreetTurnbridge Boulevard to Blackthorn StreetComplete
Oak StreetKestrel Line Road to NE 15th StreetScheduled for summer 2025
Maple StreetCottonwood Street to NE 11th StreetComplete
Elm DriveWildflower Drive to SE 3rd StreetComplete
Thistlewood Park SubdivisionS. Kestrel Line Road to Almendra StreetScheduled for summer 2025
Fernbrook LaneW. Wexford Boulevard to Pinewhistle DriveComplete
Heron Creek DriveTamberly Road to Wrenfield ParkwayComplete
Sequoia DriveLaurel Drive to Aster DriveComplete
Clarion TrailPlover Trail to Aldergrove TrailScheduled for summer 2025
Pennant RoadTamarind Road to Lakecrest ParkwayScheduled for summer 2025
Hollins SubdivisionEast of Wrenfield Parkway and south of the interstateScheduled for summer 2025
2140 Thicket Trail alleyRusset River Trail to the alley tee at 1960 Thicket TrailComplete
Marjoram Street alleySW 2nd Street to SW 3rd StreetScheduled for summer 2025
1720 Westerly Drive alleyYorkmoor Drive to Shropmoor DriveScheduled for summer 2025

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