Project List

Current projects, such as street and sidewalk improvements, multi-use path construction, building upgrades, road work, and more, spanning across various City departments are listed below.

Listed projects only include an associated cost when the project has been awarded a construction contract.

16 Result(s) Found

Dawson Wooster Streetscape

Dawson and Wooster streets serve as a primary entrance and exit to the city. Planned improvements for the roadways include hardscaping, landscaping, and pedestrian amenities.

Eastwood Road

Work has begun to improve the look and function of Eastwood Road between Bretonshire Road and Cavalier Drive.

Fifth Avenue Street, Sidewalk, And Water Utility Improvement Project

The City recently completed an improvement project along Fifth Avenue, a scenic connector between downtown and Greenfield Lake Park, through a coordinated effort that brought multiple plans, departments, and partners together around a shared goal.

Greenville Loop Trail

The City of Wilmington is in the design and construction phase of Greenville Loop Trail, which has been split into four phases to expedite completion. The Greenville Loop Trail is part of the rapidly expanding network of multi-use trails being planned and constructed in the city.

Hooker Road Multi-use Path

This Hooker Road multi-use path will run the full length of Hooker Road, connecting UNCW and the Cross City Trail to the existing bike lanes on Wrightsville Avenue.

Kenan Water Fountain Repair

A project to return the frequently damaged Kenan Fountain to proper working order.

Kerr Avenue Trail

This 0.7-mile multi-use path along Kerr Avenue will provide a safe pedestrian route from the UNCW campus and College Road to commercial areas north of Market Street via the NCDOT Kerr Avenue project.

Market Street Tree Project

Crews with the City of Wilmington will remove several diseased trees along Market Street, between 12th and 21st streets, later this year. The trees were found to be at an unacceptable risk level, mostly due heart rot, and must be removed for safety reasons. The removed tress will all be replanted next year.

Masonboro Loop Trail

This 1.4-mile multi-use path will run along Masonboro Loop Road, from Navaho Trail to Pine Grove. It will connect nearby neighborhoods such as Andrews Reach and Dawning Creek Way to Parsley Elementary School and provide safe bicycle/pedestrian access to commercial areas along Masonboro Loop Road such as Masonboro Station and Masonboro Commons.

Parks Maintenance Facility

The City of Wilmington is constructing a new Parks Maintenance Facility adjacent to the City’s Operations Complex to improve coordination, enhance service delivery, and better support the employees who care for Wilmington’s parks, urban forestry, and public rights-of-way.

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