Engineering

MAJOR ROAD CONSTRUCTION UPDATES

The City of Killeen wants to update the community on major road Road Updates Opens in new windowconstruction projects. Please check out our flyer to get the status of:

  • Bunny Trail
  • Stagecoach Road
  • Gilmer Street
  • Watercrest Road
  • Willow Springs Road



*Full story: https://www.killeentexas.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=1331

THE engineering OFFICE IS OPEN WITH SOCIAL DISTANCING PRACTICES IN PLACE. THE PUBLIC IS ENCOURAGED TO CONDUCT BUSINESS BY PHONE, EMAIL AND WEB TO THE EXTENT POSSIBLE.

The Engineering Division reviews all preliminary and final plats, re-plats, subdivision construction drawings and various capital improvement project drawings for compliance with codes, regulations, standards and adequacy of permit applications. The division also coordinates inspection services of infrastructure installation in new subdivisions and for various capital improvement projects.

Transportation Projects

The Rosewood Extension Project consists of the completion of Rosewood Drive from its current southern terminus to Chaparral Rd. This includes the construction of a bridge approximately 700’ in length across Trimmier Creek as well as Heritage Oaks Hike & Bike Trail, Segment 3 from Trimmier Creek Bridge to Purser Family Park in Harker Heights. Tentative completion date August 2020.

Ubiquity Fiber Optic Network Project

Ubiquity is building an open-access fiber optic network in Killeen and will be installing conduit, cable and vault boxes in public right of ways and utility easements throughout the entire City over the next 5 to 6 years to provide high-speed internet to the community. The contractor, Ervin Cable Construction, will be boring through the public right of ways and easements to install conduit, excavating to install vault boxes and then running the fiber optic cable. All disturbed areas are required to be restored to the same condition or better after the work is complete. To start, the contractor will begin working in the northeast area of the City, spanning from East Veterans Memorial Boulevard, Roy Reynolds Drive, North WS Young Drive and to the Fort Hood fence line. They will then expand out to other areas once work in this area is complete. The contractor has all required permits to do this work. This project is a private investment in Killeen and is in no way sponsored by the City of Killeen. Any questions or concerns should be directed to Ervin Cable Construction Customer Care at (844) 322-2524 or customerservice@ervincable.com.

Transportation Studies

  1. 1984 Thoroughfare Development Manual (PDF)
  2. City of Killeen Thoroughfare Plan (PDF)
  3. Thoroughfare Plan Map (PDF)
  4. Transportation Capital Improvements Program (PDF)

GIS

The GIS Division is the City’s geographic information system solution that collects, analyzes and delivers GIS information to internal and external audiences. The division acts as the repository for over 1.6 million GIS records of City assets, like water and sewer infrastructure, facilities and parks, and the supporting attribute data for each. GIS partners with the Bell County Tax District, the Central Texas Council of Governments and the Bell County 9-1-1 Center to maintain accurate land ownership, addresses and growth records as well as long-range transportation plans. Through a series of maps and map layers, City staff and the public are able to access citywide GIS data like city boundaries and road maps and parcel specific information like zoning, voting precincts and trash collection schedules.

GIS Websites
Downloadable Maps