Custer Parkway Traffic Shift to Occur on Thursday, July 9

The Custer Parkway Reconstruction Project has reached another milestone with completion of the new northbound lanes between Campbell Road and the railroad tracks just north of Cap Rock Drive. Beginning Thursday, July 9, weather permitting, traffic will shift into a new configuration.

• Northbound traffic will travel on the newly constructed northbound lanes between Campbell Road and the railroad tracks.
• Southbound traffic will be shifted to the new northbound lanes starting at the railroad tracks until shifting back to the southbound lanes at Copper Ridge Drive.

At all times, both northbound and southbound traffic will be maintained with one-lane of travel open in each direction.

The project is funded by the 2021 Bond Program.

Work Continues Near Aldridge Elementary

Pavement replacement work continues between Pleasant Valley Lane and Renner Road. Crews are reconstructing the southbound lanes of Custer Parkway near Aldridge Elementary School, including work at the Pleasant Valley Lane intersection, corner ramps and sidewalks.

While this work is taking place, traffic between Pleasant Valley Lane and Renner Road has shifted to the newly constructed northbound lanes, with one lane maintained in each direction. This work has been coordinated with Aldridge Elementary School to help minimize disruption, with the goal of completing the southbound lane reconstruction before the start of the Plano ISD school year, weather permitting. Utility work and pavement replacement continue in phases throughout the corridor, and the overall project is expected to be complete by the end of this year.

For more information about the Custer Parkway Reconstruction Project, visit www.cor.net/CusterParkway.