The City of Manhattan year end report offers a snapshot into how the City builds and adopts its budget, while highlighting progress on key priorities: financial stability, economic growth, telling Manhattan’s story, and improving quality of life—along with several other major projects and planning efforts.. Highlights include:
--Anderson Avenue Reconstruction: A major corridor project replacing aging water lines, repairing stormwater infrastructure, and improving nearby streets—with phased work through 2027.
Aggieville Improvements: Completion of the north phase of 12th Street (Moro to the alley) with new utilities and a more pedestrian-friendly streetscape. A new hotel is expected to finish in fall 2026, with more design work planned for Moro Street.
The Edge District: Final phase completed in fall 2025 at Kimball & Denison, wrapping a decade-long, $45 million infrastructure investment with new streets, stormwater upgrades, sidewalks, lighting, and utilities.
Steel & Pipe Supply Ballpark at CiCo Park: New turf and amenities supported by a 10-year naming rights partnership; first games expected April 2026, with a new eight-court tennis facility opening fall 2026.
East Manhattan Gateway Vision: Planning with county partners to guide future development and infrastructure along the U.S. Highway 24 corridor.