See what projects are going on around Town!
Shallowford Square will soon be the home to a new playground!
Updates
4/14/2026 - Lewisville's Public Works crew and contractors have broken ground!
Description
After working with staff, contractors, and the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee, the vision for the new structure is getting closer to being a reality.
The playground will be even larger than the previous structure, with a total of 5,000 square feet of play space. It will also be more inclusive, designed for players with a range of abilities and of different ages. Part of the design includes a long sloping pathway, which will be wheelchair accessible.
There will also be more interactive features, like the new spinning Tic-Tac-Toe panels, rock-climbing, and spinning gears. Two large canopies will cover either end of the playground, providing shade.
Sliding by summer! We're planning to have the playground ready for the kiddos when school lets out for summer break.
Lewisville-Vienna Road and Robinhood Road Intersection Roundabout
Updates
Coming soon!
Description
Construction on the new roundabout at Lewisville-Vienna Road and Robinhood Road is set to begin in Spring 2026, and residents may see overhead power lines being moved to new poles already.
The project will take about a year, with an expected end date of Spring 2027. Most of the work is planned for the summer months to reduce impacts on school traffic. This will improve safety and keep traffic flowing more freely.
From Colonial Path to Modern Connection
Updates
2025 - Construction begins
Description
Construction of the Great Wagon Road is making progress. North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) crews are relocating overhead utilities and installing underground infrastructure, including water, sewer, and natural gas lines. Residents may already notice asphalt being placed.
While some trees near the Roller Mill have been removed, new trees will be planted.
Although the contract extends to 2029, we anticipate the project to be completed earlier. This project will ease traffic on Shallowford Road and control our growth while supporting change.