Fargo, North Dakota
A source-backed record of construction and planned development.
Sources reviewed 31 Oct 2026 · Selected projects, not a complete municipal register
6 projects
Construction documented by the project owner. Status is a dated research snapshot.
Final segment of a multi-year reconstruction of 32nd Avenue South, including road pavement, storm drains, drinking-water and sanitary sewers.
Source reviewed 31 Oct 2026
View project →Replace damaged concrete slabs and upgrade sidewalks, bicycle routes and crossings to accessibility standards.
Source reviewed 31 Oct 2026
View project →Full road reconstruction with concrete pavement, new drinking-water mains, sanitary and storm sewer upsizing, sidewalks and street lighting.
Source reviewed 31 Oct 2026
View project →Four-block-area rebuilding of road surfaces, drinking-water lines, stormwater and sewer mains, accessible sidewalks and public street lighting.
Source reviewed 31 Oct 2026
View project →Flood control extending earthen embankments and structural floodwalls along the Red River and water treatment plant.
Source reviewed 31 Oct 2026
View project →Neighbourhood road reconstruction, water and sanitary service renewal, stormwater improvements, asphalt and public street lighting.
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View project →4 projects
Planned or in design or procurement; construction not yet confirmed.
Main Avenue pavement, buried utilities, storm drainage, lighting, ADA pedestrian and sidewalk replacement.
Source reviewed 31 Oct 2026
View project →Two-phase complete street and utility reconstruction improving pedestrian, transit and vehicular access on 1st Avenue North.
Source reviewed 31 Oct 2026
View project →Proposed replacement and raising of the existing 1988 Red River crossing to operate above the design flood stage.
Source reviewed 31 Oct 2026
View project →Future conversion or rebuilding of the Civic Center campus as an events and convention destination connected by skyway to nearby hotels.
Source reviewed 31 Oct 2026
View project →Past developments and original source records.
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