UPDATE (02/26/2025): Beginning Monday, March 3, work will begin on Arrowhead Drive (Phase 2). 

The Town of Pantego has partnered with Tarrant County to resurface Newsom Court and Edgar Street (Phase 1), followed by Arrowhead Drive (Phase 2). The project began on Monday, January 6, 2025. Updated notices will be provided before work begins on Arrowhead. The project (both phases) is expected to take 2 to 3 months, weather permitting.

NO ON-STREET PARKING DURING WORKING HOURS
Designated working hours are Monday through Thursday, from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. On-street (curbside) parking is prohibited in the project zone during working hours. Please utilize driveways, garages, or on-street parking on adjacent streets, if necessary. Vehicles parked curbside during working hours are subject to towing at the owner's expense. 

TRAFFIC CONTROL AND DELAYS
During working hours, safety flaggers (see map below) will be at the intersections of Edgar at Stagecoach and Newsom at Arrowhead to control alternating direction single-lane traffic flow. Residents in these areas may experience delays of approximately 15 to 20 minutes during which entry or exit from driveways and/or the crossing of intersections may be obstructed.

PREVENT IRRIGATION RUNOFF
To keep this project on schedule, residents are strongly encouraged to limit and monitor irrigation. An irrigation system that leaks, sprays, or causes runoff onto impervious surfaces is always prohibited under Town Code. However, it is especially vital for the duration of this project as runoff and pooling in the roadway could cause delays. Information regarding year-round irrigation regulations is available at townofpantego.com/lawn. 

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we continue improving our infrastructure.
 

Pantego Public Works provides professional community-oriented services that preserve and protect the unique quality of life enjoyed by those who live, work, and play in our community. We are committed to providing the following in a safe, reliable, and timely manner:

• Routine maintenance, operation, monitoring, repair, and capital replacement planning for all buildings, streets, parks, and other public facilities and infrastructure systems
• Quality water at sufficient pressure and supply to meet all residential and commercial demands for drinking, irrigation, home and personal care, and fire protection
• Maintenance and clearing of wastewater lines and prevention of inflow and infiltration (I&I)
• Courteous customer service and utility billing including meter reading, invoicing, and service calls and changes
• Public awareness of fat, oils, and grease (FOG) prevention, water conservation, and other initiatives
• Clear, effective, and appropriate traffic control signage, signals, and markings to protect public safety
• Effective stormwater drainage and collection
• Rapid response to emergencies, no matter the time of day or night
• Animal control and licensing
• Knowledge of and compliance with all county, state, and federal laws and regulations
• Mosquito control, testing, and abatement