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Road and bridge projects under construction, what they mean for your drive, and how far along they are. Tap a project on the map.

Rio Bravo Blvd, Isleta Blvd to 2nd St (South Valley)

Replacing the two Rio Bravo bridges over the Rio Grande and widening the road

Planned end March 2029

Started Sept. 2026 · Planned end March 2029

What it means for you

Two lanes stay open at rush hour, NMDOT says. Expect lane shifts and some walk and bike detours until 2029.

Cost: $117.5 million (NMDOT contract)

Sources: NMDOT District 3 report to the legislature, Oct. 22, 2026; NMDOT project site; Construction Equipment Guide, Oct. 26, 2026

2901 Candelaria Rd NW

Electrical upgrades and new motors for the two pumps at the Candelaria storm pump station, 2901 Candelaria Rd NW.

Planned end March 2025

Started Dec. 2022 · Planned end March 2025

Cost: $1.4 million (city estimate)

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 730890

8000 Zuni Blvd SE

A storm water pond and storm drain work next to it, near 8000 Zuni Blvd SE. A flood control agency (AMAFCA) runs the work, and the city will take care of it later.

Planned end May 2025

Started May 2024 · Planned end May 2025

Cost: $8.4 million (city estimate)

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 558891

Unser/Gwin Intersection

Safety equipment at Unser and Gwin to protect a home on the southeast corner.

Planned end July 2025

Started Nov. 2022 · Planned end July 2025

Cost: $150,000 (city estimate)

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map

Central Ave SW, Tower, 82nd, 86th, San Ygnacio, Sage

New street lights on Central Ave SW, west of Coors, and on Tower, 82nd, 86th, San Ygnacio and Sage.

Planned end Jan. 2026

Started May 2024 · Planned end Jan. 2026

Cost: $3.1 million (city estimate)

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map

Central & Louisiana Intersection

A camera system that uses AI to spot people in the road at Central and Louisiana and warn drivers coming toward them.

Planned end Jan. 2026

Cost: $30,000 (city estimate)

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map

Multiple throughout City

Major street repairs at several places around the city, in the city's curb line mill replacement program, for fiscal year 2027.

Planned end July 2026

Started June 2026 · Planned end July 2026

Cost: $5.5 million (city estimate)

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 703393

Stagecoach/Wagon Train loop in Four Hills Neighborhood of Dist 9

Sealing cracks and adding a thin new surface on the Stagecoach and Wagon Train loop in the Four Hills neighborhood.

Planned end Sept. 2026

Started June 2026 · Planned end Sept. 2026

Cost: $1.5 million (city estimate)

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 703390

Alameda Blvd NE and Barstow St NE

Rebuilding the north part of Alameda Blvd. from Barstow St. to Rich Ct., with bigger storm drains on Barstow St.

Planned end Feb. 2027

Started Aug. 2026 · Planned end Feb. 2027

The city lists no cost.

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 770342

Unser Blvd from Paseo to Paradise / Paseo del Norte from Unser Blvd. to Calle Nortena

Widening Paseo del Norte (Unser to Calle Nortena) and Unser Blvd (Paseo del Norte to Paradise) to four lanes, with bike lanes and a trail.

Planned end Dec. 2027

Started July 2025 · Planned end Dec. 2027

Cost: $53.0 million (city estimate)

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 705006; 705007

Central between Louisiana and Juan Tabo

New lanes for buses and business access on Central Ave from Louisiana to Juan Tabo, plus two mid-block crosswalks with waiting islands and signals for people crossing.

No end date listed

Started July 2025

What it means for you

Expect new crosswalks near Central and Britt and near Central and Dorothy.

The city lists no cost.

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 699792

San Joaquin Ave SE between Girard and Wellesley

Designing and putting in speed humps on San Joaquin Ave SE, between Girard and Wellesley, as part of the city's neighborhood traffic calming program.

No end date listed

Started Nov. 2026

What it means for you

Expect speed humps on this street.

The city lists no cost.

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 8037115

Ventura St NE

Designing and putting in speed cushions on Ventura St NE, as part of the city's neighborhood traffic calming program.

No end date listed

What it means for you

Expect speed cushions on this street.

Cost: $80,000 (city estimate)

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map

Mutliple Locations

Sealing cracks, then adding a thin new surface (micro surfacing), at several places around the city. This is the city's fiscal year 2026 project.

No end date listed

Started April 2025

Cost: $1.4 million (city estimate)

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 703195

Various Downtown intersections

Changing signals at downtown intersections, like 1st and Gold and 2nd and Tijeras, to all-way stops.

No end date listed

Started Feb. 2025

What it means for you

Expect all-way stops at these downtown intersections instead of regular signals.

The city lists no cost.

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map

Multiple throughout the City

Major street repairs at several places around the city, in the city's curb line mill replacement program, for fiscal year 2026.

No end date listed

Started April 2025

Cost: $2.0 million (city estimate)

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 703193

On Dr. MLK between Arno and Locust

A test of separated bike lanes on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ave between Arno and Locust. The city will try different materials and ask riders what they think.

No end date listed

The city lists no cost.

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 788890

Aztec Rd NE

Designing and putting in speed cushions on Aztec Rd NE, as part of the city's neighborhood traffic calming program.

No end date listed

Started Oct. 2026

What it means for you

Expect speed cushions on this street.

The city lists no cost.

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 8037091

Western Skies Neighborhood, Dist 7

Street repairs in the Western Skies neighborhood. Some streets get a 6-inch rebuild, and others get the top 1.5 to 2 inches ground off and repaved.

No end date listed

Started June 2026

Cost: $3.5 million (city estimate)

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 700993

Burlison/Wyoming

Flashing yellow left-turn arrows for north and south traffic at Burlison and Wyoming, with a new signal cabinet and video detection. The city says this will make left turns safer for school traffic.

No end date listed

What it means for you

Expect flashing yellow left-turn arrows at this intersection.

The city lists no cost.

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map

Summer Ave and San Mateo Blvd area

Green storm water features at street level, plus concrete chambers that let rain soak into the ground and new storm pipe, near Summer Ave and San Mateo Blvd.

No end date listed

Started Nov. 2022

The city lists no cost.

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 631594

City of Albuquerque project

Repaving neighborhood streets by grinding off the top layer and laying new pavement (mill and inlay), for fiscal years 2024 and 2025.

No end date listed

Cost: $8.2 million (city estimate)

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 700792

Homestead Cir NW

Traffic calming and road work on Homestead Cir NW to make it safer. The city says the design was finished in late 2024.

No end date listed

The city lists no cost.

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map

Osuna & Eubank

A study of signal timing and crashes at Osuna and Eubank, and adding left-turn arrows for north and south traffic.

No end date listed

Started Aug. 2023

What it means for you

The city plans to add left-turn arrows for drivers going north and south.

The city lists no cost.

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map

Prairie Rd between Louisiana and Pennsylvania

Traffic calming on Prairie Rd between Louisiana and Pennsylvania, as part of the city's neighborhood traffic calming program.

No end date listed

Started Oct. 2026

The city lists no cost.

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 8037061

City of Albuquerque project

Repaving Montgomery by grinding off the top layer and laying new pavement (mill and inlay), for fiscal year 2026. The city says details will come later.

No end date listed

The city lists no cost.

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 700999

McDuffie/Twin Parks Neighborhood

Traffic calming and new striping in several places in the McDuffie/Twin Parks neighborhood.

No end date listed

The city lists no cost.

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map; City of Albuquerque project record, CPN 722501

Downtown

A 7-mile loop trail around downtown that links places like the National Hispanic Cultural Center, the BioPark, Old Town and the Rail Yards.

No end date listed

Started July 2023

Cost: $90.0 million (city estimate)

Sources: City of Albuquerque active projects map

Every project

28 projects. Pick one to see its card.

Replacing the two Rio Bravo bridges over the Rio Grande and widening the road Rio Bravo Blvd, Isleta Blvd to 2nd St (South Valley)
Electrical upgrades and new motors for the two pumps at the Candelaria storm pump station, 2901 Candelaria Rd NW. 2901 Candelaria Rd NW
A storm water pond and storm drain work next to it, near 8000 Zuni Blvd SE. A flood control agency (AMAFCA) runs the work, and the city will take care of it later. 8000 Zuni Blvd SE
Safety equipment at Unser and Gwin to protect a home on the southeast corner. Unser/Gwin Intersection
New street lights on Central Ave SW, west of Coors, and on Tower, 82nd, 86th, San Ygnacio and Sage. Central Ave SW, Tower, 82nd, 86th, San Ygnacio, Sage
A camera system that uses AI to spot people in the road at Central and Louisiana and warn drivers coming toward them. Central & Louisiana Intersection
Major street repairs at several places around the city, in the city's curb line mill replacement program, for fiscal year 2027. Multiple throughout City
Sealing cracks and adding a thin new surface on the Stagecoach and Wagon Train loop in the Four Hills neighborhood. Stagecoach/Wagon Train loop in Four Hills Neighborhood of Dist 9
Rebuilding the north part of Alameda Blvd. from Barstow St. to Rich Ct., with bigger storm drains on Barstow St. Alameda Blvd NE and Barstow St NE
Widening Paseo del Norte (Unser to Calle Nortena) and Unser Blvd (Paseo del Norte to Paradise) to four lanes, with bike lanes and a trail. Unser Blvd from Paseo to Paradise / Paseo del Norte from Unser Blvd. to Calle Nortena
New lanes for buses and business access on Central Ave from Louisiana to Juan Tabo, plus two mid-block crosswalks with waiting islands and signals for people crossing. Central between Louisiana and Juan Tabo
Designing and putting in speed humps on San Joaquin Ave SE, between Girard and Wellesley, as part of the city's neighborhood traffic calming program. San Joaquin Ave SE between Girard and Wellesley
Designing and putting in speed cushions on Ventura St NE, as part of the city's neighborhood traffic calming program. Ventura St NE
Sealing cracks, then adding a thin new surface (micro surfacing), at several places around the city. This is the city's fiscal year 2026 project. Mutliple Locations
Changing signals at downtown intersections, like 1st and Gold and 2nd and Tijeras, to all-way stops. Various Downtown intersections
Major street repairs at several places around the city, in the city's curb line mill replacement program, for fiscal year 2026. Multiple throughout the City
A test of separated bike lanes on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ave between Arno and Locust. The city will try different materials and ask riders what they think. On Dr. MLK between Arno and Locust
Designing and putting in speed cushions on Aztec Rd NE, as part of the city's neighborhood traffic calming program. Aztec Rd NE
Street repairs in the Western Skies neighborhood. Some streets get a 6-inch rebuild, and others get the top 1.5 to 2 inches ground off and repaved. Western Skies Neighborhood, Dist 7
Flashing yellow left-turn arrows for north and south traffic at Burlison and Wyoming, with a new signal cabinet and video detection. The city says this will make left turns safer for school traffic. Burlison/Wyoming
Green storm water features at street level, plus concrete chambers that let rain soak into the ground and new storm pipe, near Summer Ave and San Mateo Blvd. Summer Ave and San Mateo Blvd area
Repaving neighborhood streets by grinding off the top layer and laying new pavement (mill and inlay), for fiscal years 2024 and 2025. City of Albuquerque project
Traffic calming and road work on Homestead Cir NW to make it safer. The city says the design was finished in late 2024. Homestead Cir NW
A study of signal timing and crashes at Osuna and Eubank, and adding left-turn arrows for north and south traffic. Osuna & Eubank
Traffic calming on Prairie Rd between Louisiana and Pennsylvania, as part of the city's neighborhood traffic calming program. Prairie Rd between Louisiana and Pennsylvania
Repaving Montgomery by grinding off the top layer and laying new pavement (mill and inlay), for fiscal year 2026. The city says details will come later. City of Albuquerque project
Traffic calming and new striping in several places in the McDuffie/Twin Parks neighborhood. McDuffie/Twin Parks Neighborhood
A 7-mile loop trail around downtown that links places like the National Hispanic Cultural Center, the BioPark, Old Town and the Rail Yards. Downtown

Rio Bravo was checked by hand on October 29, 2026: its dates and costs are NMDOT's, and its line is drawn from the City of Albuquerque's road centerlines, not NMDOT's work zone. Every other project is one the City of Albuquerque lists as under construction (pulled October 29, 2026); its dates, costs and outlines are the city's, and we reworded the descriptions in plain words. Plans change. Imagery: USGS. Street map: OpenStreetMap contributors. Know of a project we should add? Tell us.

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