Have you noticed all the construction cones around the area outlined in the photo above? The answers to your likely questions can be found below in a press release from The Georgia Department of Transportation. I am putting this on the website because I have received numerous questions. This press release was also featured on other news websites in the area.
CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN SOON ON AN INTERCHANGE RECONSTRUCTION AND BRIDGE WIDENING PROJECT ON HIGHWAY 166 IN CARROLL COUNTY
CARROLLTON, Ga. – Construction work could soon begin on an interchange reconstruction project on State Route (SR) 166 in Carroll County. Georgia DOT has just awarded a contract valued at little over six million dollars for a project to reconstruct the interchange of SR 166 and US 27/SR 1 in Carroll County.
The project includes the reconstruction of the SR 166/US 27 interchange and the widening of the bridge on SR 166 over US 27 in Carroll County. This project is scheduled to be completed by the end of November 2013, at a construction cost of $6,055,619. Information on construction and lane closure schedules on this project will be forthcoming before work begins. Additional information on this and other projects awarded from the Department’s June letting is available via: http://tomcat2.dot.state.ga.us/ContractsAdministration/uploads/A120622.pdf
This was taken directly from The Georgia Department of Transportation’s website and can be seen in it’s entirety by clicking here.
