Segment 3B-1 construction photos

Segment 3B-1 construction photos

Construction updates

Public engagement

Meeting our commitments

Sept 2025 construction photos

Detention pond construction, pond will hold nearly 76 million gallons of stormwater once completed

Crew places storm sewer pipe into place
Pipe reaches crew members in pit
Pipe rises just before crane lowers it into pit underneath Texas Ave
Crews move seven-foot-diameter storm sewer pipe off truck
Crane lifts pipe into the air
Crew members wait for box to arrive
Crane lowers storm sewer box into the ground
Soil from some areas is used to stabilize other areas
Crews have spent months excavating soil
As of September 2025, the detention pond is beginning to take shape

May 2025 construction photos

Work Continues on Detention Pond near I-69 and Runnels Street

Scope of Detention Pond Work
Old Glass Bottle Found at Detention Pond Site
Detention Pond Area from South to North
Multiple Crews Placing Soil into Trucks
Detention Pond Soil Placed into Truck
Area Where Storm Sewer Will Connect with Detention Pond

March 2025 construction photos

Crews Build Detention Pond near I-69 and Runnels Street

Storm Sewer Installation-St. Emanuel at Pierce St
Storm Sewer Installation-Crews Around Manhole at St. Emanuel and Pierce St.
Runnels Detention Pond-Tight Shot Soil into Truck
Runnels Detention Pond-Tight Shot Soil into Truck
Runnels Detention Pond-Sheet Piling
Runnels Detention Pond-Excavators and Soil
Runnels Detention Pond-Bottle