Grandview adopts 2027–2032 Six‑Year Transportation Improvement Program

Grandview — On June 9, 2026, the Grandview City Council approved Resolution No. 2026‑32 adopting the 2027–2032 Six‑Year Transportation Improvement Program following a presentation from City Engineer Stephen Hazzard.

Hazzard outlined the TIP’s prioritized projects and funding sources. Priority No. 1 is the West Second Street sidewalk project (Hillcrest Road to Avenue J), scheduled for 2027/2028 with Safe Routes to School funding of $664,760. Priority No. 2 is West Second Street roadway reconstruction (Hillcrest Road to Euclid Road) in 2027/2028 with a total estimated cost of $1,497,800 — $1,180,400 in Surface Transportation Block Grant funds and $317,400 in local funds. Priority No. 3 is Forsell Road resurfacing (Wallace Way to Puterbaugh Road) in 2027–2029 with a total estimated cost of $4,211,800 (TIB funds plus $252,200 local). Additional projects on the priority list include sidewalk repairs on Wine Country Road, Larson Street reconstruction, Higgins Way reconstruction, Highland Road improvements, and Nicka Road widening, with varying federal/state and local shares as listed in the staff presentation.

Mayor Ashley Lara opened the public hearing and no public comments were received. On motion by Councilmember David Diaz, seconded by Councilmember Javier Rodriguez, the council approved the resolution. The vote was recorded as unanimous among those present; Councilmember Robert Ozuna was absent.

The TIP adoption sets project priorities and identifies funding sources; individual projects will return as needed for design, bidding, and contract approvals.