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About this Project
In partnership with the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada, we are conducting the Lake Mead Parkway Corridor Study to improve safety, mobility and quality of life along Lake Mead Parkway from the Interstate 11 (I-11) Interchange to Lorin C. Williams Parkway.
This study will examine design options to improve safety and mobility for all users along the corridor, while continuing to meet vehicular travel needs. The study will also assess the needs, opportunities, costs and benefits of safe walking, biking and transit improvements that strengthen community access and connections.
Lake Mead Parkway is a key east–west route connecting neighborhoods, schools, jobs, healthcare, shopping, and recreation. While the corridor has historically been designed primarily for vehicles, continued growth means more people are walking, biking or using transit. For many community members, these are essential, not optional, ways to get around. This study will identify long-term solutions that improve comfort and safety, manage corridor demand, strengthen community connections, and expand accessible transportation options so people of all ages, abilities, and incomes can travel safely and reliably.
Your Feedback is Important: Take the Lake Mead Parkway Corridor Study Survey by March 15, 2026 |
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Project Timeline
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Early 2026
Winter 2026
- Community Education
- Stakeholder Meetings
- In-Person Community Workshop »
Spring 2026
- Community Needs Analysis
- Stakeholder Meetings
Mid-to-Late 2026
Summer 2026
- Concept Design Recommendations
- In-Person Community Workshop
Fall 2026
- Stakeholder Meetings
- Final Concept Design Approval
- In-Person Community Workshop
Expected Study Completion - End of 2026
Project Area
The study area covers nearly 8.4 miles of Lake Mead Parkway, spanning from the I-11 Interchange to Lorin C. Williams Parkway.
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For more information about this study, please contact Anthony Jukes at Anthony.Jukes@cityofhenderson.com or 702-267-1516 for planning questions; or Eric Hawkins at Eric.Hawkins@cityofhenderson.com or 702-267-3080 for traffic-related questions.
Project materials shared on this website are also available in hard-copy format for review at James I. Gibson Library, 100 W. Lake Mead Parkway, Henderson, NV, 89015. If you need accessible materials or Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accommodations to participate, please contact Anthony Jukes at Anthony.Jukes@cityofhenderson.com or 702.267.1516 at least 10 business days in advance. We will make every effort to accommodate requests.