North Armistead Avenue Road Raising
On August 24, 2026, Hampton issued a dated construction traffic change notice beginning August 25 for the flood-resilient North Armistead Avenue roadway raising project.
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Construction documented by the project owner. Status is a dated research snapshot.
On August 24, 2026, Hampton issued a dated construction traffic change notice beginning August 25 for the flood-resilient North Armistead Avenue roadway raising project.
Source reviewed 1 Nov 2026
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Planned or in design or procurement; construction not yet confirmed.
Hampton's city CIP describes a $6.4m extension from Armistead Avenue to Grant Circle with drainage, sidewalks and connecting streets; old 2023 start forecast is not recent evidence.
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View project →Hampton's public tender ITB 27-15 scheduled proposals through November 3, 2026; 0.8-mile Riverchase–Clemwood corridor reconstruction, not yet awarded.
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View project →SMART SCALE-funded next section between Clemwood Parkway and Harris Creek Road is in Hampton's road capital pipeline; no new 2026 construction start verified.
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View project →Hampton's CIP names a $5m missing shared-use path segment between Quash Street and Old Fox Hill Road, with design planned for fall 2025.
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View project →A $5m project proposes sidewalk and road restriping from Coliseum Drive toward the convention center entrance, along with replacement force main.
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View project →Hampton bid scope calls for rerouting about 2,430 feet of 8-inch sanitary force main from pump station 118 to a 16-inch line near Pine Chapel Road; contract completion unconfirmed.
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View project →The city FY26 capital budget lists $1m for design of a new Phoebus fire station; design appropriation does not establish construction.
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View project →Hampton FY26 capital projects include $1.737m to replace 36 water-source heat pumps and associated piping and controls in the Public Safety Building.
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View project →FY26 approved capital plan includes replacements of failing concrete entrances at Fire Stations 1, 5 and 10.
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View project →City FY26 capital plan funds remaining school-zone warning flashers, crosswalk electronics, wiring and fibre infrastructure replacement.
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View project →Past developments and original source records.
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