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Sidewalk Projects

Sidewalk Projects

Welcome to the Town of Ashland's Sidewalk Projects Hub!

The Town of Ashland prioritizes sidewalk projects through a community-informed planning process led by the Parks & Recreation Committee and Town Council. This process considers resident feedback, safety, connectivity, access to parks and schools, and alignment with broader transportation and accessibility goals. The current 5-Year Sidewalk Priorities List was adopted by Town Council on October 6, 2026 based on extensive community input, in consideration of the 2040 Transportation Plan, and under the direction of Town staff. This list serves as a guiding tool to help the Town plan, budget, and sequence sidewalk investments over time.

5-Year Sidewalk Prioritization List

The following sidewalk projects are listed in the order adopted by Town Council on October 6, 2026, beginning with those slated for construction first. This list guides future investments but does not establish a construction schedule or guarantee that all projects will be completed within five years. Projects will be pursued in the adopted order as funding and resources become available, with timelines also dependent on factors such as design, engineering, and right-of-way needs.

  1. Arlington Street -- Maple Street to S. Taylor Street
  2. N. James Street/W. Vaughan Road (Trail) -- Carter Forest Drive to W. Vaughan Road and W. Vaughan Road to Railside Trail
  3. N. James Street (Trail) -- Henry Clay Road to Mullen Drive
  4. E. Francis Street -- S. Center Street to Maple Street
  5. Arlington Street -- S. Center Street to Maple Street
  6. N. Center Street -- Smith Street to Berkley Street
  7. N. Snead Street and Hanover Avenue (fill ins) -- aprx. 485 feet of sidewalk along N. Snead Street and aprx. 70 feet of sidewalk along Hanover Avenue

The following projects are a continuation from the prior prioritization list and currently underway:

  • Duncan Street and Early Street -- Howard Street to S. Center Street
  • Randolph Street -- Maple Street to US Route 1

Sidewalk Projects

Select a project below to learn more about its current status and next steps. 

Logo for Duncan Street and Early Street -- Howard Street to S. Center Street

Duncan Street and Early Street -- Howard Street to S. Center Street

Information on the location, priority, and other project details.

Logo for Randolph Street -- Arlington Street to Pleasant Street

Randolph Street -- Arlington Street to Pleasant Street

Information on the location, priority, and other project details.

Logo for Arlington Street -- Maple Street to S. Taylor Street

Arlington Street -- Maple Street to S. Taylor Street

Information on the location, priority, and other project details.

Logo for N. James Street/W. Vaughan Road (Trail) -- Carter Forest Drive to W. Vaughan Road and W. Vaughan Road to Railside Trail

N. James Street/W. Vaughan Road (Trail) -- Carter Forest Drive to W. Vaughan Road and W. Vaughan Road to Railside Trail

Information on the location, priority, and other project details.

Logo for N. James Street (Trail) -- Henry Clay Road to Mullen Drive

N. James Street (Trail) -- Henry Clay Road to Mullen Drive

Information on the location, priority, and other project details.

Logo for E. Francis Street -- S. Center Street to Maple Street

E. Francis Street -- S. Center Street to Maple Street

Information on the location, priority, and other project details.

Logo for Arlington Street -- S. Center Street to Maple Street

Arlington Street -- S. Center Street to Maple Street

Information on the location, priority, and other project details.

Logo for N. Center Street -- Smith Street to Berkley Street

N. Center Street -- Smith Street to Berkley Street

Information on the location, priority, and other project details.

Logo for N. Snead Street and Hanover Avenue (fill ins)

N. Snead Street and Hanover Avenue (fill ins)

Information on the location, priority, and other project details.

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