It took years to complete all three phases of 135th Street construction, and now we're focusing on supporting the City of Kansas City, Missouri's Holmes Road overhaul. Improvements will focus on the section of [continue reading]
Breaking the law and getting away with it is getting harder in Martin City thanks to a plan to install new surveillance technology at key intersections.
Racks and Paths Boost Community’s Revitalization Plans What’s the big deal about new bike racks in Martin City? Well, you might say they’re the latest sign of a community right on track. “We’re growing [continue reading]
"Please put Holmes Road infrastructure improvements on the fast track!" Revitalization efforts are transforming Martin City, creating opportunity and strengthening the economic profile of Kansas City, Missouri. Look at a map and you can [continue reading]
After 10+ years of designing, seeking funding, and relentless tenacity, we are thrilled to announce the completion of all three phases of the 135th Street Public Improvement Project! Early planning for this huge undertaking [continue reading]
After years of relentless determination, Martin City is finally reaping the rewards of major improvements along 135th Street. City leaders joined Martin City business owners and supporters on February 16th to officially break ground [continue reading]
The Kansas City Missouri City Council has passed an ordinance placing an $800 million infrastructure repair plan on the April 4 ballot, seeking resident approval for a comprehensive capital improvements program. The CID Board [continue reading]
Have you driven through Martin City lately? Not only do we have a brand-new street light, we’ve made incredible progress on the 135th Street public improvement project! The second phase of the 135th Street [continue reading]
We can see the light at the end of the tunnel! Activity at the Corner of Wornall and 135th Street: The construction crew is completing a new retaining wall on the northwest corner of [continue reading]
Work Along 135th Street- New traffic lights at Wornall Road have been installed and new sidewalks can be seen throughout the district. So how much is left to do? While many of you have [continue reading]
