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Engineering
Road work at the median of Brockett road
Brockett Road Traffic Calming

The Brockett Road Traffic Calming project involves complete repaving of the road, installation of center medians and chicanes as well as lane restriping.

Engineering
Road work and workers
Chamblee-Tucker Lane Diet

The lane diet makes the road safer for pedestrians and drivers turning in and out of their neighborhoods by bringing the lanes down to a single travel lane and a bike lane in both directions and a turn lane with medians.

Parks
Scoreboard at Fitzgerald Field.
Fitzgerald Park Renovation

Bleachers, an expanded parking lot, new sports green turf and more!

Engineering
Roundabout traffic flow
Idlewood Road Roundabouts

With the growing traffic and safety concerns the North-South Connectivity Study recommends the addition of two roundabouts to keep the flow of traffic running smoothly and safely.

Parks
Tucker pickleball site plan made August 2023 4898 lavista road in tucker
Pickleball Courts at TRC

Construct 12 pickleball courts and add approximately 40 – 50 parking spaces for both the courts and TRC.

Engineering
Map of Tucker streets color-coded to indicate when they were last paved.
Tucker Pavement Condition Index (PCI) Ratings

PCI ratings determine the priority of road pavement projects. Learn about the process and current ratings.

Parks
View from Local 7 parking.
Tucker Town Green

This park will serve as the city’s gathering space for events, concerts, movies, and family activities.

Engineering
Tucker-Northlake Trail
Tucker-Northlake Trail

The City of Tucker proposes to construct a 10’ wide, concrete shared-use path 2.8 miles in length that begins at Northlake Mall on Northlake Parkway and ends in Downtown Tucker.

About SPLOST Funding

In November 2017, DeKalb County voters overwhelmingly passed a referendum approving an additional penny tax to fund key improvements to roads, parks, public safety and transportation projects. The City of Tucker is committed to keeping residents informed about how their pennies are being used for the betterment of the community.

2021 SPLOST Project Report