Lincoln Square Street Repaving Map 2018

CHICAGO, IL — This year, the city will be focusing its repaving efforts on parts of Campbell, Leavitt, Seeley, Wolcott and sections of other main arteries in Lincoln Square. Work is set to begin in mid-April, according to the Chicago Department of Transportation. Some of the city's first projects will be on the South and Southwest Sides, including sections of Ashland, Cicero and Loomis Avenues, the city said.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel said the city's goal is to pave 275 miles of Chicago streets before the end of the 2018 construction season.

“Through spring, summer and fall we will build on our progress paving and patching streets in neighborhoods across Chicago,” Emanuel said in a press release. “Our residents and businesses depend on the reliability of our roads, and we will continue to build on our momentum by resurfacing and repairing more residential streets and alleyways throughout Chicago.”

Here's a map of the streets the city plans to repave in Lincoln Square:

Click here for a look at the full city-wide street resurfacing map.

Images courtesy of City of Chicago