Roadwork Updates

This 3.4 mile project will widen Cecil Ashburn Drive and add two additional lanes between Old Big Cove Road and Four Mile Post Road. Eight-foot shoulders along each side of the roadway can be used for bicycle traffic.

The City is re-evaluating the project to significantly decrease the overall construction duration to 12-14 months, with an anticipated start date in early 2019. Read more regarding the history of the project, design specifications, and reasons the project is being rebid.

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This 5.5 mile project will expand the current four-lane University Drive (U.S. Highway 72) to a six-lane divided highway, spanning from County Line Road to Providence Main. Roadwork will add one lane in each direction with access management and signal modifications. The City of Madison will be responsible for the 1.5 mile section from Hughes Road to Balch Road. Completion date is undetermined at this time.

Design is approximately 50% complete. Cost estimates for the project far exceed the $30 million [more]

This project will widen and realign approximately one mile of Church Street to 5 and 4 lanes beginning at Pratt Avenue at Hundley Street south to Monroe. It will also realign Pratt Ave nearby to straighten out the “S” curve. Sidewalks included.

Project bid July 2018 and awarded to Reed Contracting, Inc. Anticipate contractor on site October 2018.

Updated August 9, 2018

Cost: $19.7 million

Contractor: Reed Contracting Services, Inc.

Updated August 9, 2018

County Line Road will be widened to five-lanes beginning at the city limits for approximately 0.35 Miles through the intersection of Highway 72. This project will include adding a through lane in each direction along US Highway 72 from Hatcher Road to Crutcher Drive for approximately 0.4 miles and a west to southbound turn lane from Highway 72 to County Line Road. A north to westbound turn lane will be added on County Line Road. Expected completion summer 2019, depending on utility [more]

This is the final phase of the Five Points streetscaping plan. This segment will focus on the intersection of Dement Street and Holmes Avenue. Proposed improvements include decorative sidewalks, landscaping/lighting and 12 additional parking spaces along Holmes Avenue and Dement Street for public use.

Plans are complete. The State is finalizing contract review and plan review. The project should be bid in late summer 2018 and construction should take approximately five to six months. Originally slated to be complete by May 2018, [more]