Howard Street Road Closures for Construction Resumes Monday

SAN ANGELO, TX — The Howard Street project, a significant infrastructure development initiative by the City of San Angelo, is set to resume construction activities Monday. This project encompasses utility and roadway improvements aimed at enhancing the transportation and utilities infrastructure in the area. As construction moves forward, there will be road closures in specific sections of Howard Street and its surrounding streets. Starting Monday, these are the impacted areas:

Howard Street Closure (Jomar Street to Stanton Street):

• Location: Howard Street from Jomar Street to Stanton Street.
• Closure Dates: Monday, Oct. 23, to Monday, Oct. 27, with a temporary reopening on Friday at 6 p.m. The road will close again on the next Monday.
• Project Completion: The entire project is scheduled for completion in spring 2024, with periodic weekend reopenings and subsequent closures as construction progresses.

Howard Street Closure (Glenna Drive to Wilson Street):

• Location: Howard Street from Glenna Drive to Wilson Street. During this closure, there will be no through traffic permitted on Field, Chapman, and Wilson streets, nor any alleys in between.
• Closure Dates: Monday, Oct. 23, to Monday, Dec. 4.

The Howard Street project represents a substantial infrastructure investment aimed at improving the overall quality of transportation and underground utilities in the affected areas. Key aspects of the project include:

Utility Upgrades: The project includes upgrades to utility systems, ensuring more efficient and reliable services for the community. This includes water and sewer improvements to meet the growing demands of the area.

Roadway Enhancements: The roadway improvements will not only enhance the overall appearance of Howard Street but also provide a smoother and safer driving experience for residents and commuters. This includes resurfacing, lane expansions, and improved traffic management features.

Community Impact: While construction can cause temporary inconveniences such as road closures, the long-term benefits of improved infrastructure will positively impact the local community, fostering economic growth and better connectivity.

As construction activities resume, it's important for residents and commuters plan their driving routes accordingly. While the inconvenience of road closures is temporary, the lasting benefits of enhanced infrastructure will contribute to a better quality of life for everyone. Stay tuned for further updates on the project's progress and future road closures as construction continues towards its anticipated completion in spring 2024.