Infrastructure / Celina Economic Development Corporation

Roadway Revitalization

Celina's commitment to infrastructure improvement is evident in its exciting roadway projects. From the reconstruction of New Mexico Drive to the expansion of Coit Road, the City is investing in its transportation networks to accommodate its growing population and enhance connectivity.

With plans to revamp Marilee Road and Celina Parkway, Celina is not just building roads; it's paving the way for a smoother, more efficient commute for residents and visitors alike.

Celina Roadway Projects

Dallas North Tollway

Celina is gearing up for future growth by aligning with the North Texas Tollway Authority (NTTA) on crucial infrastructure development along the Dallas North Tollway corridor. The Celina City Council recently greenlit an agreement amendment that paves the way for City-requested infrastructure in connection with Phase 4A of the DNT construction, extending tollway main lanes from US 380 to FM 428.

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City of Celina Infrastructure Projects & City Facilities

The City of Celina is actively investing in infrastructure projects to support its rapid growth and enhance the quality of life for residents. Celina is undertaking initiatives to improve roads, utilities, and public spaces. Recent infrastructure projects include road expansions, water and sewer system upgrades, and the development of recreational facilities to cater to the community's needs.

Enhancing Emergency Services

As Celina's population expands, so too does its dedication to emergency preparedness. With the completion of the third fire station and plans underway for a fourth, the City is ensuring that all residents have access to timely and effective emergency response services. From strategic location placements to state-of-the-art facilities, Celina is prioritizing the safety and well-being of its citizens, building a foundation of resilience for generations to come.

Celina Police Department

Celina Fire Department

Building for the Future

Celina's vision for growth extends beyond infrastructure and emergency services—it encompasses the development of key civic amenities. With plans for a new government center and adjacent parking garage, the City is laying the groundwork for a vibrant downtown hub. Additionally, investments in parks administration facilities and recreational spaces demonstrate Celina's commitment to fostering a thriving community where residents can live, work, and play. As construction projects take shape, Celina is poised to embrace its future while honoring its rich heritage, creating a dynamic environment where residents can thrive.

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