Engineering

Tim Gregowicz, PE

City Engineer

101 South Illinois Street Map (MapQuest.com)

Belleville, Illinois 62220

(618) 233-6810, Ext. 219

Belleville’s construction projects add to the positive momentum of expansion and renovations taking place today. These engineering efforts seek to build and nurture positive change. It is an exciting and rewarding time to live and raise a family in Belleville. Join us as we continue to build on the, “positive”.

PROGRESS CONTINUES!

(All inquiries regarding construction projects are welcome! Please submit your questions to the City Engineer. Thank you!)

Portland Avenue Sewer Separation - To be completed Spring 2008.

15th Street and Donna Drive - Paving to be completed Spring 2008.

Frank Scott Parkway - West Main Street to Concordia Road adding a center turn lane Summer 2008.

17th Street - West Main to one block south of IL Route 13 adding a center turn lane - Summer 2008.

17th Street - Bunsen to 20th Street road extension, adding a center turn lane, connecting to Belleville Crossing Shopping Center (Phase IV of improvements) 2008.

Downtown Streetscape - East Main Street from High Street to North Oak Street to be completed Spring 2008. Now 95% completed.

Downtown Public Square Streetscape - Main Street and IL Route 159 - Quadrants and one block north, south, east and west to be completed by Winter 2008.

Sandwedge Drive and IL Route South 159 - Signalized intersection now in the design phase.

11th Street - Frank Scott Parkway to Autumn Woods completed.

West Main Street - 75th Street to IL Route 159 completed..

Welcome to Belleville Sign - IL Route 15 completed.

Greenmount Crossing - IL Route 161 completed.

South 17th Street and IL Route 15 - completed.

Belleville Crossing - IL Route 15 to be completed Spring 2008.

South 3rd Street and South 11th Street - improvements completed.

IL Route North 159 - Bridge Deck renovations by Illinois Department of Transportation completed.

50/50 Sidewalk Program

Each fiscal year monies are budgeted, and competitive construction bids taken, in order to partner with property owners to replace sidewalks that are in poor condition. The most economical price is obtained with the City paying half and the resident paying half of the cost. This 50/50 program has helped renovate neighborhood sidewalks across the City. Perhaps you would like to take advantage of this program? Why not submit a Sidewalk Replacement 50/50 Application today?

50/50 Sidewalk Replacement Program and Application (PDF, 15 KB)