Northumberland County says it is getting set for another year of essential road renewal and bridge rehabilitation projects.
In a release, the county says it is investing nearly $8.3 million in road resurfacing, pavement upgrades, bridge rehabilitation, and culvert replacements.
The key initiatives for the county include:
Bridges and structures:
- Trent River Crossing in Campbellford final design by the end of the year with construction planned from 2025 to 2027.
- Baltimore Creek retaining wall rehabilitation along CR 45
- Burnley Creek Bridge rehabilitation on CR 25 in Warkworth
Roads:
- CR 64 – Prince Edward St. Brighton (rural section from Harbour St. to Stoney Point Rd.) initiating a two-year rehabilitation/ reconstruction project
- 8.3 kms of crack sealing
- 15.5 kms of surface treatment
- 7.9 kms of micro surfacing
- 11.6 kms of road paving
- 498 kms of line painting
The county is asking the public to follow these guidelines when close to construction zones:
- Slow down and obey all posted speed limits, especially in construction areas.
- Pay close attention to signage and flag persons guiding traffic safety.
- Stay alert for changing road conditions, including detours and lane closures.
- Maintain a safe distance from construction vehicles and equipment to ensure the safety of both workers and motorists.
- Plan ahead and consider alternate routes and allow extra travel time.
