McLendon Avenue NE from Candler Street NE to Sterling Street NE Moores Mill Road NE & Ridgewood Road NW McLendon Avenue NE from Candler Street NE to Sterling Street NE Moores Mill Road NE & Ridgewood Road NW McLendon Avenue NE from Candler Street NE to Sterling Street NE Moores Mill Road NE & Ridgewood Road NW

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Our Story

Atlanta is growing and strengthening its position as a global city. To support that growth, the Atlanta Department of Transportation (ATLDOT) is working to create a transportation network that is safe and accessible for everyone. Established in 2019, ATLDOT serves as the City’s one-stop shop for transportation, leading the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of streets, sidewalks, bike facilities, traffic signals, and other critical infrastructure. Guided by the One Atlanta Strategic Transportation Plan, ATLDOT is investing in mobility solutions that improve how people move throughout the city while supporting economic opportunity and quality of life for the residents and visitors of Atlanta.

A Safe, Welcoming & Inclusive City

One Atlanta Strategic Transportation Plan

Continuing this effort, the city formed the Atlanta Department of Transportation (ATLDOT) in 2019 to serve as the coordinating agency for all transportation matters within the city government. This department is designed to be a one-stop shop for citizens and external agencies. Built with dedicated staff from the Depart-ment of Public Works, City Planning and Renew Atlanta, ATLDOT will be fully equipped to plan, design, construct and maintain the mobility network outlined in the One Atlanta Strategic Transportation Plan.

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2026 By The Numbers

NEW SIDEWALKS

140 LF

New Sidewalks
Roadways Resurfaced

ROADWAYS
RESURFACED

8.37Lane mi

New Signs

NEW signs

328 ea

Potholes Repaired

POTHOLES
REPAIRED

1,036 EA

SIDEWALKS
REPAIRED

2657LF

Sidewalks Repaired
Crosswalks

CROSSWALKS

0000 EA

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2026 By The Numbers

NEW SIDEWALKS

2,411 LF

New Sidewalks
Roadways Resurfaced

ROADWAYS
RESURFACED

9Lane mi

New Signs

NEW signs

427 EA

Potholes Repaired

POTHOLES
REPAIRED

1,246 EA

SIDEWALKS
REPAIRED

10,408LF

Sidewalks Repaired
Crosswalks

CROSSWALKS

0000 EA

NEW SIDEWALKS

140 LF

New Sidewalks
Roadways Resurfaced

ROADWAYS
RESURFACED

8.37Lane mi

New Signs

NEW signs

328 ea

Potholes Repaired

POTHOLES
REPAIRED

1,036 EA

SIDEWALKS
REPAIRED

2657LF

Sidewalks Repaired
Crosswalks

CROSSWALKS

0000 EA

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*2026 By the Numbers are cumulative metrics from March 2026

Projects

Projects

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Safe Streets
Safe Streets
Bridges
Bridges
Street Repairs
Street Repairs
Roadway Improvements
Roadway Improvements
Sidewalks
Sidewalks
Signals
Signals
Multipurpose Trails
Multipurpose Trails
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IMPLEMENTATION CORE VALUES

Leadership and Commitment

Interdepartmental Collaboration

Systemic Approach

Data-Informed Planning

Core Value

Community Perception

Equity

Safer Speeds

Safer Street Designs

Projects Interactive Maps

Projects

Interactive Map

Department of Transportation provides quality infrastructure improvements to better the safety, equity, and mobility of our community.

This interactive Project Map will let you view the progress of ongoing infrastructure projects.

Project Interactive Map
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