Lake Charles, Louisiana – The City of Lake Charles Engineering Division has announced that significant progress is being made on a $2.3 million infrastructure and overlay project. This comprehensive initiative encompasses various aspects of urban development, including underground drainage, sanitary sewer, and water main work, as well as extensive road improvements featuring asphalt overlays.

The project targets several key streets, with work slated for completion in the next two weeks. The streets included in this initiative are:

• N. Malcolm Street (from Conoco Street to Crockett Street)
• Crockett Street (from Ory Street to Highway 171)
• Pack Road (from Old Highway 171 to Habibi Center)
• Kinder Street (from Highway 171 to the eastern dead end)
• North Grace Street (from Kinder Street to Poe Street)
• Colfax Street (from Highway 171 to the eastern dead end)
• Lynn Street (from Highway 171 to the eastern dead end)
• Mary Street (from Highway 171 to the eastern dead end)
• Mary Belle Williams Park Parking Lot

In addition to the aforementioned streets, ongoing work on Conoco Street, stretching from Ory Street to Highway 171, is also part of the project. This segment includes underground utility work and an asphalt overlay, with completion expected by mid-April, weather permitting.

The improvements are designed to enhance the efficiency of the city’s drainage and sewage systems while providing a smoother driving experience for residents. The combination of utility upgrades and road resurfacing is expected to lead to longer-lasting infrastructure, ultimately benefiting the community in terms of safety and accessibility.