Historic O'Fallon

Project Management

City Projects


The City of O'Fallon is dedicated to providing up-to-date information on road maintenance, rehabilitation projects, sanitary, storm water and water projects. For specific information regarding these projects, please click the links below.


Road Projects
ProjectLocation
2010 Asphalt Pavement Program Various streets in the City
Crusher Drive From Tee Kay Drive to Auto Mall Ct.
Deer Creek/Waterview Lane Traffic Calming Deer Creek Subdivision
Guthrie Road Phase 2 End of Phase 1 to north of Brushy Brook
I-70 Interchange Concept Study I-70/Highway K/Main Street
Laura Hill/Feise Dual Left Turn Lane Laura Hill Rd/Feise Rd. Intersection
Post Road Improvements (Dardenne Prairie) Post Road between Hwy N and Technology Dr.
Road Project Grants Varies
Sportspark Maintenance Building and Concession/Restrooms Sportspark, south of the RSC
Street Sign Replacement Program Citywide
Third Street Turnaround Western end of Third Street, past Park Street
Walden Pond Subdivision Improvements Walden Pond Subdivision
West Terra Phase 1 and 2 West Terra Lane from North Central to Hoff Road
West Terra Phase 3 West Terra from Hoff Road to Lake St. Louis/Guthrie Road
Westhoff Park Access Roads Westhoff Park
Westridge Curb and Gutter Westridge Subdivision
Woodlawn and Church Intersection Improvements Intersection of Woodlawn and Church
Woodlawn Railroad Bridge Painting Railroad Overpass at Woodlawn near Civic Park

Sanitary Projects
ProjectLocation
West Lift Station Force Main Highway P/North Main Street/Highway 79

Stormwater Projects
ProjectLocation
Copperfield Creekbank Stabilization Project Copperfield/Schrader Farms subdivisions, south of Belleau Creek
Knolls Creekbank Stabilization Project Between Winghaven, the Knolls, and Whitetail Estates subdivisions
Royal Oaks-Fawn Oaks Flooding Royal Oaks Subdivision
Royallprairie Ct. Drainage Improvements 1, 3, and 5 Royallprairie Ct.
Waterbury Subdivision CID Waterbury Subdivision (Highway K and Waterbury Falls Dr)

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