CENTRAL — The City of Central is taking on a major neighborhood road overhaul, launching an 11.7-mile rehabilitation project that includes new pavement, updated speed limits and redesigned street signs.

Mayor Wade Evans said the goal is to shift away from the previous approach of fixing one or two streets at a time and instead complete entire neighborhoods in a single coordinated effort.

“Our focus is on completing neighborhoods where in previous years and previous administrations they’d do one or two streets,” Evans said.

The project includes full road resurfacing along with new street signs that carry the city’s logo. Crews will also install new speed limit signs to standardize traffic rules across each neighborhood. Evans said the city brings in a dedicated team to update signage imm

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