Dr. A.J. Chandler Park renovation
Downtown park works around Arizona Avenue including electrical, landscaping and event facilities.
City says construction started early 2026; Willmeng identified as contractor.
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5 documented records
Downtown park works around Arizona Avenue including electrical, landscaping and event facilities.
City says construction started early 2026; Willmeng identified as contractor.
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View project record →Water-main and service-connection replacements across Arrowhead Meadows and Erie Street, with portions completed and others temporarily paused.
Chandler reports completed sections east of Alma School Road, Sunset Manor and Tyson Manor. Work in Arrowhead Meadows and Erie Street west of Alma School Road was paused pending a contractor transition; some interim Erie Street works were assigned to Achen-Gardner. No restart or revised completion date verified.
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View project record →Trenchless lining of sewer pipeline south of Loop 202.
City names B&F Contracting and describes rehabilitation underway.
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View project record →Citywide smart water-meter and data network installation.
Construction of protected bicycle lanes and associated pedestrian improvements along Frye Road, including precast kerbs, lighting and entrance signage.
City construction bulletin updated 22 October 2026 reports ongoing improvements, with streetlight installation, signage foundations and further precast kerb placement scheduled to start or resume 26 October. This is an active construction programme, not design-only; future activities remain scheduled.
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View project record →Construction was documented at a point in time; this is not proof of crews on site today.
5 planned projects and public-space trials
Roughly 50-acre first phase of new southeast Chandler regional park.
Design underway, first construction targeted December 2026 and future opening 2028.
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View project record →Planned widening and multimodal improvements at Ray Road and Dobson Road; the latest advertised construction bid was withdrawn.
Chandler's Capital Projects site says Addendum No. 3, issued 22 October 2026, withdrew the advertised bid. The city expects to readvertise in coming months; no renewed solicitation or construction start verified.
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View project record →New forensics services building planned for Chandler Police.
FY2027 city programme includes construction funding; no verified mobilisation.
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View project record →Heritage-site grading, access, irrigation, planting and restoration.
Construction contracts approved 13 August 2026; first site works unverified.
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View project record →Concrete shared-use pathways, lighting and connections to Tempe.
City published 2026 start forecast; design/enabling process described.
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View project record →New Cooper Road crossing and eastward pedestrian/bicycle connection.
Design milestones published; summer 2026 construction start only projected.
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View project record →Alley dust-emission reduction and rehabilitation programme.
First-phase conversion of six possible grassed retention basins.
City identifies planning and phased conversion, not completed six sites.
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View project record →Design, budget appropriation and proposed construction starts are not treated as completed work.
1 documented records
Completed earlier Pecos–Germann road improvements.
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