Develop a seismically resilient replacement crossing using concrete piles and bioswales for port traffic; city currently projects at least $263m construction cost.
2026 $7.6m BUILD design award: Tacoma announced a $7.6m federal award for environmental analysis and final design; physical bridge replacement remains unfunded.
Design street reconstruction, multimodal improvements, safer crossings and trail access on Puyallup Avenue.
2026 city project register: Tacoma lists Puyallup Avenue reconstruction and a walking/cycling link to the regional spuyaləpabš Trail in its current projects.
Repave South 11th Street and improve pedestrian access at Ridgewood, Grant, Ainsworth, Cushman and South I intersections.
28 April 2026 transportation programme draft: Tacoma six-year transport plan identifies this $3.227m grind-and-overlay and crossing improvement package as design-stage, not completed construction.
Repair bridge deck and reinforce structural details for better earthquake resilience and reliable local traffic service.
2026 public works bridge portfolio: Tacoma identifies the bridge repair and seismic retrofit as a distinct municipal bridge programme, with no new completion certificate in the reviewed source.
Proposed light industrial and logistics development; this planning proposal is not an issued construction permit or completed asset.
2026 city development review listing: Tacoma describes a developer proposal for approximately 150 acres of former railroad site with four warehouse buildings and 2.5m sq ft of floorspace.
Restore exterior facade components of a significant public landmark, with scope following heritage compliance and final public works designs.
2026 Tacoma city capital project portfolio: Municipal preservation of the historic Tacoma Municipal Building envelope is identified in its public project register.
Plan compatible public/community uses of two historic electrical buildings after utility functions move; no completed restoration inferred.
2024 completed public engagement; 2026 future reuse programme: Tacoma and TPU completed visioning on reuse, but TPU expects to use existing substation assets until relocating around 2027.
Upgrade crossing and access routes to improve walking, cycling and mobility around Baker Middle School.
2026 City project catalogue: Tacoma lists an active engagement and public works scheme for safer multimodal school access, without a confirmed completion date.
Proposed adaptive reuse into young adult group housing with an on-site resident manager and 11 parking stalls; not a confirmed occupied building.
2026 city land-use proposal listing: Developer seeks to convert a church building into accommodation for up to 51 occupants, with parking and street/sidewalk improvements.
Evidence-backed public construction, planning and completed projects in Tacoma, Washington, with separate underway, upcoming and historical records. Confidence percentages are editorial, not calibrated. Project pages distinguish source dates, forecast dates and research checks.