An additional $300,000 toward equipment and facility upgrades at the Kyle wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) is the amount city officials plan to further invest as it attempts to meet demand. The upgrades are part of a $1,713,221 project to expand the WWTP, which city officials said will help the cit...

Despite setbacks due to inclement weather, contractors working on Burleson Street and Marketplace Avenue are expecting to complete those road projects by early 2019. In addition, Kyle city officials also estimate work on the $6 million Lehman Road project should begin in January 2019. Construction o...

Concerns over traffic safety in a neighborhood near Tobias Elementary in Kyle led city leaders to enact changes earlier this month. By a unanimous vote, the Kyle City Council opted to erect a stop sign at the intersection of Arbor Knot Drive and Caddis Cove. In addition, the city approved reducing t...

Construction on a multi-million dollar pipeline bringing wastewater service to the south side of Kyle is expected to start by the end of the year. On Sept. 18, the Kyle City Council unanimously approved a $6 million bid from Skyblue Utilitites, Inc. to construct the Southside Wastewater Improvement ...

Deteriorating pavement conditions along a well traveled road in west Kyle is pushing city officials to move forward with fixing it. By securing developer contributions, Kyle plans to cash fund $7 million on engineering for reconstruction of Old Stagecoach Road from Post Road to FM 2770, along with r...

A $3.54 increase in the average monthly wastewater bill could be on the horizon for Kyle utility customers as city leaders look to fund future infrastructure improvements next fiscal year.     Despite a rise in wastewater rates, Kyle’s proposed $85 million budget is not expected to alter the current...

Updating flood prevention measures for new development drove Kyle city leaders May 15 to approve of a handful of ordinance changes on the matter. But even with those alterations in hand, Kyle city officials worry the Federal Emergency Management Administation’s (FEMA’s) upcoming overhaul of its floo...

Structural problems at historic Kyle City Hall is leading officials to eye an engineering assessment they believe could pinpoint issues. The issue arose at the March 24 preliminary budget meeting for the 2018 fiscal year where staff budgeted $50,000 for an engineering assessment of the building. The...

Amendments to Kyle’s Transportation Master Plan could allow a change in alignment to Cypress Road to allow for more development. In its current state, Cypress Road is a curved and winding street that will not accommodate the traffic expected to come with the growth of the area.  Leon Barba, Kyle cit...

A new road connecting Marketplace Avenue at the Burleson Street Roundabout to the southbound Interstate 35 access road moved a step closer to reality Feb. 20. Kyle city leaders approved a purchase agreement for property that could house the new connector.  The purchase agreement, which was signed by...