Choose How You Move
Follow official implementation updates for sidewalks, signals, transit and safety. Read the stage of each project separately.
Open official resource ↗THE CONNECTIONS BEHIND THE CITY
Growth needs
infrastructure.
Follow transit, streets, utilities and public investment. Then bring the right questions back to the parcel.
Official-source guide · Reviewed October 28, 2026 · Updates open with each agency.
Read the project stage, not just the map.
Planning → funding → design → construction → completion. These are different milestones, and projects may move through more than one funding or design phase. A listed improvement does not establish utility capacity, zoning permission or property value.
Transit & streets
Transportation investment maps
Compare the full 2025–2040 program with the separate investments-to-date map. Planned improvements are not all under construction.
Open official resource ↗NDOT capital projects
Find corridor, intersection, sidewalk and bridge project pages. The directory includes studies as well as construction.
Open official resource ↗WeGo bus routes & schedules
Check operating routes and schedules when researching connections to jobs and services. Keep today’s service separate from future proposals.
Open official resource ↗Utilities & construction
NashDigs infrastructure map
Explore publicly mapped infrastructure construction, including water, sewer and stormwater work. Confirm details with the responsible agency.
Open official resource ↗Metro Water development services
Find water, sewer and stormwater development review and inspection information. Ask for project-specific service and capacity confirmation.
Open official resource ↗NES builders & developers
Find electric-service applications and requirements. Coordinate early on engineering, equipment and the intended service date.
Open official resource ↗Public investment
Capital budget & spending plans
Compare the six-year Capital Improvements Budget with spending plans and status reports. The CIB itself does not appropriate funds.
Open official resource ↗Five questions for your site
- Is the improvement proposed, funded, under construction or complete?
- What does the project actually connect, and when?
- Does your parcel have legal access and available service capacity?
- What off-site work, easements or costs might your project require?
- Who can provide a dated, written answer?
LET’S DEVELOP.
Connect the city’s plans with your property questions.
A property address helps. A good question is enough to begin.