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Streetscape work on Graham Boulevard’s Brookfield Avenue largely complete; resurfacing to Washington Avenue to follow

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Summary

A presenter said the streetscape improvements on the 3700 block of Graham Boulevard (Brookfield Avenue) are substantially complete as of Aug. 1, with traffic and parking restored. Work continues on a seat wall, curb/gutter/sidewalk replacements east of Prairie Avenue, new street lights, and resurfacing to Washington Avenue.

A presenter provided a July 2025 construction update saying, “As of August 1st, the streetscape improvements are substantially complete and the street has been repaved,” and reported that traffic and parking have been restored on the 3700 block of Graham Boulevard (Brookfield Avenue).

The update said traffic is “open in both directions and parking is available,” signaling the block has reopened to local access after repaving. The presenter also said construction of the Grand and Prairie Seat Wall is “on track.”

East of Prairie Avenue, the presenter said Brookfield Avenue is receiving additional upgrades: “Sections of curb, gutter, and sidewalk have been replaced, and new street lights are being installed between Prairie and Arden.” Those improvements are intended to complement the streetscape work already completed on the 3700 block.

Finally, the presenter said Brookfield Avenue “will be resurfaced all the way to Washington Avenue,” extending pavement work beyond the immediate streetscape area. No dates or contractor names were provided for the resurfacing work in the update.

The update did not specify funding sources, the contractor, or an estimated completion date for the remaining resurfacing work. Residents seeking more detail were not directed to a specific contact in the announcement.