Raleigh Sidewalk Projects
Raleigh Sidewalk Projects
We are installing new sidewalks along many of our streets, making Raleigh a more walkable city.
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About Raleigh Sidewalks Projects
The City of Raleigh is dedicated to building more sidewalks to enhance the city’s walkable infrastructure. With a focus on safety and accessibility, the goal is to build new sidewalks so residents and visitors of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds can comfortably walk to nearby destinations, such as schools, parks, and transit stops.
For a full list of our sidewalk projects, visit our Projects page
On this page, you will find public surveys and information from different Sidewalk projects throughout the City.
Fox Road Sidewalk Project
The City is installing a sidewalk on the north side of Fox Road between Jeffery's Creek Lane and Beaverwood Drive. Making it safer to walk to nearby destinations, such as Fox Road Magnet Elementary...
Lead Mine Road Sidewalk Project
The City of Raleigh is building a sidewalk on the west side of Lead Mine Road between Charles Drive and Sugar Bush Road. This project will help connect the commercial area of Crabtree Mall.
North Hills Drive Sidewalk Project
The City of Raleigh is building a sidewalk on the west side of North Hills Drive between Lead Mine Road and Hillock Drive (east). This project will create connectivity along this section of North Hills...
Pecan Road Sidewalk Project
The City of Raleigh is constructing new sidewalk to fill in gaps in the sidewalk network between existing transit stops and the sidewalks between South Saunders Street and South Wilmington Street.
Wade Avenue Sidewalk Project
The City of Raleigh is going to build a new sidewalk on the north side of Wade Avenue to close sidewalk gaps between Saint Mary’s Street and Willamson Drive.