Las Vegas Boulevard North Improvement Project Begins

$38M project to upgrade storm drainage, utilities, and repave roadway in North Las Vegas.

Apr. 4, 2026 at 1:49am

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A $38 million improvement project along Las Vegas Boulevard North in North Las Vegas is set to begin on Monday. The project will upgrade storm drainage systems, modernize underground utilities, and repave the roadway from East Tonopah Avenue to East Carey Avenue. While the boulevard will remain open during construction, drivers should expect lane closures and traffic shifts, and are encouraged to use alternate routes.

Why it matters

This major infrastructure investment in North Las Vegas aims to improve traffic flow, safety, and reliability of utilities along a key commercial corridor. The project is funded by regional transportation and flood control authorities, demonstrating coordination between local government agencies.

The details

The Las Vegas Boulevard North Improvement project will involve upgrading storm drainage systems, modernizing underground utilities, and repaving the roadway along a stretch from East Tonopah Avenue to East Carey Avenue. Starting on April 8, traffic will be shifted to the southbound side of Las Vegas Boulevard North from North Bruce Street to East Carey Avenue for about one month.

  • Construction is set to begin on Monday, April 7, 2026.
  • Traffic will be shifted to the southbound side of Las Vegas Boulevard North from North Bruce Street to East Carey Avenue starting on Wednesday, April 8, 2026 for about one month.
  • The overall construction project is expected to take about 18 months, with typical work hours from 6:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

The players

City of North Las Vegas

The local government overseeing the Las Vegas Boulevard North Improvement project.

Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada

The regional transportation authority providing funding for the project.

Clark County Regional Flood Control District

The regional flood control agency contributing funding for the project.

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What’s next

Drivers should plan ahead and use alternate routes while construction is underway to avoid delays.

The takeaway

This major infrastructure project in North Las Vegas demonstrates the city's commitment to improving transportation and utility systems along a key commercial corridor, with support from regional transportation and flood control agencies.