July 8, 2026

Keep Kyle Moving: Road Bond Open House set for July 29, 2026

Construction happening in your backyard? Detours changing your route to work? Want to know what’s happening next? Joins us for a 2022 Road Bond Open House.

Aerial view of the partially constructed Kohlers to Seton extension cutting through dense green vegetation, with construction vehicles and equipment visible. Buildings and a water tower appear in the distant background under a partly cloudy sky in Kyle, Texas.

Curious about the road construction happening around Kyle or wondering when the next road improvement project will begin? Join us for a 2022 Road Bond focused Community Open House on Wednesday, July 29 from 6:30 – 8 p.m. at the Lehman High School Library and get answers straight from the source.

This free, community event will be held in an informal, come-and-go format, where anyone can drop-in, speak directly with city staff, project engineers, and city leaders. The open house will feature updates on several road projects funded through the 2022 Road Bond Program, including projects currently under construction:

Several construction workers wearing orange safety vests and hard hats smooth out concrete along the Kohlers to Seton extension in Kyle, Texas.

Two yellow cranes lift a large steel beam as part of building the new Kohlers to Seton extension in Kyle, Texas.

And projects about to get underway:

The projects are designed to improve mobility, enhance safety, reduce congestion, and strengthen transportation infrastructure throughout Kyle. The Road Bond Projects were passed as part of Proposition A in November 2022 with nearly 65 percent of Kyle voters in favor of the improvements. Since then, one of the eight projects, the Marketplace Avenue Extension, is complete, four others are under construction.

For more information on the Kyle Road Bond projects, visit KyleRoadBonds.com.

A drone photograph of several cars waiting at a stoplight at the intersection of Windy Hill Road and Interstate 35 in Kyle, TX. To the right of the intersection a large tract of land is cleared and several traffic cones can be seen. — Progress on the Windy Hill expansion project at I-35.

In addition to road bond updates, residents can learn more about an upcoming investment in Kyle’s water system, the Lehman Road pump station and ground storage tank expansion. The project involves the construction of a new ground storage tank, pump station, and an operations building that includes parking, site access, and upgraded security features.

Once complete, the expanded facility will increase on-site water storage capacity from 500,000 gallons to approximately 3.5 million gallons which will help meet current residential demand while preparing for future growth.

Join us! Ask questions, review project plans, and tell us what you think about current and future infrastructure initiatives!