The information below provides residents with updates on improvements within the City. You can receive construction updates on city projects via email. You will be asked to register your email and then choose DOWNTOWN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS from the list.

Summary

In 2019, the City of Stillwater reviewed options for a Downtown Street Lighting Improvement Project and conducted an extensive study of the project in 2020. After years of planning and designing, the City of Stillwater is excited to have this project finally break ground.

Beginning Monday, September 16^th, the Downtown Street Lighting Improvement Project will start with Granite Ledge boring underground conduit necessary to complete this project. Work is expected to start on Mulberry and Water Street then shift to Myrtle and Nelson Street. Following boring, crews will be removing existing equipment and construct new light foundations. Restoration of pavement and concrete will commence after foundations are constructed.

• 2020 - Downtown Light System Study
• Sitelink Pole Brochure
• Historic Light Pole Rendering

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Project Update

September 26 - Click here to view the map depicting signage and closures that will be implemented over the next 4 weeks. 

What to Expect

The installation of lights will impact nearly all of downtown however, the project will be phased to maintain current street lighting, and to minimize parking and access impacts during construction. The City’s goal, as well as Granite Ledge, is to get as much construction and installation done this season as possible.

Project Contacts

Ken Taillon, SEH – Project Design Engineer
Email
Ph: 651.245.5284

Jeff Thene, SEH – Construction Representative
Email
Ph: 651-490-2049

Jesse Farrell, PE – Stillwater Deputy Director Public Works
Email
Ph: 651-430-8749