Alachua County Public Works is pleased to announce that the resurfacing project on Northeast/Northwest 156th Avenue is on schedule and nearing completion.
The nearly $4-million project covers 3.8 miles from County Road 231 to County Road 225 and is intended to improve roadway safety, driving conditions, and pavement longevity.
Crews have completed resurfacing of the westbound lane and are currently working on the eastbound lane. Asphalt resurfacing is expected to be completed by Friday, Feb. 13, weather permitting. Final pavement markings will be installed after the new asphalt completes a required 14-day curing period.
“This project reflects Public Works’ ongoing commitment to providing safe, efficient and reliable roadways for residents and visitors,” said Aaron Burke, the county’s construction inspections superintendent.
Temporary traffic adjustments and minor delays may continue as crews complete the remaining work. Motorists are urged to use caution in the construction zone and remain alert for workers and equipment.
For more information, contact Aaron Burke at 352-548-1240 or aburke@alachuacounty.us.
