Mansfield Road Construction Update - Summer 2025

If you’ve driven through Mansfield lately, you’ve probably noticed a lot of orange cones, detours, and lane closures. The City is making big investments in our streets, sidewalks, and intersections; all designed to improve safety, reduce congestion, and prepare for future growth.

As a Mansfield Realtor, I keep a close eye on these projects because road improvements can impact property values, commute times, and even neighborhood desirability. Whether you’re buying, selling, or just curious about what’s happening, here’s a quick breakdown of the latest updates from the City of Mansfield’s July 2025 Quarterly Road Report.

Projects Under Construction

• Broad Street & Wisteria Intersection - Adding lanes, pedestrian upgrades, and new traffic signals. Expect intermittent lane closures through early November.
• Day Miar Road (E. Broad to Seeton) - Expanding to four lanes with sidewalks, drainage improvements, and safer school crossings. Nearing ADA compliance completion.
• Elizabeth Lane - Full reconstruction with sidewalks and a new creek crossing. Pre-construction kicked off late June.
• Fort Worth Street & Live Oak Drive - New pavement, sidewalks, and drainage upgrades. Sewer work is complete on Live Oak.
• Gertie Barrett Road - Three-lane rebuild with turn lanes where needed. Southbound lane closed during Phase 1, detours via Business 287. Expected completion September 2025.
• Lone Star Road & Stadium Area - Four lanes with a roundabout at Heritage Parkway, plus new streets for the future stadium site.
• US 287 Frontage Roads - New frontage roads, bridge lanes, U-turns, and signals. Final acceptance expected August 2025.
• Warwick Drive - Pavement reconstruction complete.

Projects in the Design Phase

• E. Broad Street (Fire Station to Holland Rd.) - Dual left-turn lanes, traffic signal at Fire Station 3, and improved vehicle flow. Construction expected early 2026.
• West Broad Street (Lillian to Retta) - Widening to four lanes with safer intersections. Spring 2026 construction start.
• Cannon Drive South - New bike lanes, sidewalks, and tree-lined parkways. Built alongside nearby developments.
• Cardinal Road at FM 1187 - Added right-turn lane and pedestrian safety upgrades.
• E. Debbie Lane Median Changes - Eliminating left turns out of busy shopping center driveways for improved traffic flow.
• Dick Price Road Expansion - Four lanes to connect North Main Street to Kennedale and Arlington. Construction starting February 2026.
• Downtown Sidewalks - Adding pedestrian-friendly sidewalks in southwest downtown.
• Heritage Parkway & Main Street Intersection - Right-turn lanes and new sidewalks, starting late 2025.
• Main Street to FM 157 Connector - Four-lane roadway to ease congestion near Legacy High School.
• Railroad Quiet Zones - No more train horns at Walnut Creek, Broad, and Wisteria crossings once complete.
• Staybolt & Heritage Parkway Projects - Multiple expansions, roundabouts, and bridges to improve connectivity south of Lone Star Road.
• US 287 On-Ramps - New access ramps near Walnut Creek Drive.
• Vinewood Drive Connector - Extending Vinewood to Heritage Parkway with pedestrian and traffic signal upgrades.
• Westhill Parkway - New road and bridge connecting to West Broad Street.

Why This Matters for Mansfield Homeowners & Buyers
Road projects can temporarily add traffic headaches, but in the long term, they improve accessibility, safety, and property values. If you’re moving to Mansfield or planning to sell, these changes could impact:

1. Commute times - Faster, safer routes to schools, shopping, and work.
2. Neighborhood appeal - Better sidewalks, lighting, and traffic flow can boost desirability.
3. Future growth - Road capacity supports more homes, businesses, and amenities.

I’ll keep you updated on major project milestones so you can plan ahead - and if you’re house hunting, I can help you navigate which areas will see the most benefit from these upgrades.

Thinking about buying or selling in Mansfield?
I know the neighborhoods, the schools, and even the road construction plans. Let’s make sure you find the perfect home in the perfect spot - with a smooth commute once the dust settles.

Rachael Brenneman
Mansfield Realtor | Local Expert | Road Construction Watchdog