Chandler provides and maintains roadways, bike paths, sidewalks and more to connect you safely and efficiently with where you need to go. But connectivity also means providing infrastructure that ensures you are connected through wireless and telecommunication technology.
Improving Traffic Flow
Installed grant-funded video detection cameras at 42 intersections. Deployed devices in West Chandler that monitor travel times and adjust traffic signal timing in real-time to optimize traffic flow.
Traffic Signals by the Numbers:
- 1,080 Pedestrian Countdown Signals
- 96 Closed Circuit Television Cameras
- 52 Traffic Signal Video Detection Upgrades
- 4 New Traffic Signals
Fiber-optic Expansions
Agreements were reached with multiple service providers to build, maintain and operate underground fiber-optic communication systems in the city right-of-way. Investments in new and existing providers offer residents improved access to faster broadband speeds through fiber-to-the-home infrastructure.
Fiber-optic Expansions by the Numbers:
- 4,663 Utility Inspections
- 1,205 Utility Permits
Streets by the Numbers
Award-winning Streets Crews
Each year, street crews across Arizona compete in the Maintenance Superintendents Association Equipment Rodeo on operational tasks and the use of heavy equipment. Chandler’s crews performed exceptionally and were recognized with the following awards among their peers:
- 1st Place Asphalt
- 1st Place Backhoe
- 1st Place Concrete
- 1st Place Signs
- 1st Place Streetlights
- 3rd Place Crack Seal
- 3rd Place Free Throw
- 3rd Place Striping
Grants Funds Used for Improvements
The City of Chandler recently received grant funding through the Maricopa Association of Government (MAG) closeout process. Funds become available when projects around the region are deferred, canceled, or come in under their originally estimated amounts. Chandler was awarded $7.1 million to fund several projects that were previously awarded grant funding through a competitive grant application process.
Chandler Flex
The on-demand public transportation ride-share service, Chandler Flex, has provided 51,000 rides since its launch in July 2022.
Bike Lanes
One thing that residents have said they want more of is safe and improved connectivity on our bikeways. Chandler partnered with other agencies to complete a Protected Bike Lane Study and the Hunt Highway Separated Bike Lane/Traffic Calming Study. The Frye Road Protected Bike Lane design was completed and construction will begin in 2024.
Annual Family Bike Ride
The 15th Annual Chandler Family Bike Ride attracted 440 participants; 360 in-person and 80 virtual.
It's a Great Place to Work
Chandler’s Public Works & Utilities Department is accredited by the American Public Works Association.