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Kyle Launches New Module To Provide The Latest Info For All Current City Projects

4 years ago
KYLE, TEXAS – The City of Kyle has launched a Projects module on its website to give residents a one-stop spot for viewing the locations, status, and details of current projects underway in Kyle.  
 
The Projects module is a part of the Kyle City Council’s goal to increase communication efforts with Kyle residents.  
 
“With an increasing number of City projects planned in Kyle, we wanted to make information as clear and accessible to residents as possible,” City Manager Scott Sellers said. “The Projects module was designed to be an active, accessible, and hyper-local resource to help the community stay informed about road construction, park projects, and more.”  
 
With the new Projects module, all city projects in planning or in construction are mapped and searchable with detailed information, status updates, and relevant links.  
 
The Projects module is available on the City of Kyle website homepage, the City of Kyle mobile app, and at CityofKyle.com/Projects.
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