Bridge and Road Improvements in Weisenberger and Bozeman Advance with Updated Timelines

The ongoing development of Weisenberger Road in Madison County is making significant strides, as reported in the latest government meeting. The project, which includes a crucial bridge, is currently in the hydraulic survey phase, with an environmental assessment also underway. The completion of this assessment is anticipated by June 2026, while the overall design is set to wrap up by September 2027.

This project will impact 12 parcels of land for right-of-way acquisition, with that process expected to be finalized by January 2028. The timeline for bidding and awarding the project is scheduled for March 2029, a timeline that reflects the complexities involved, including utility relocations and coordination with FEMA and the railroad.

In addition to the Weisenberger Road updates, the meeting also highlighted progress on Bozeman Road. Construction is well underway, with minimal traffic disruption reported. The project is currently focused on earthwork and pipe laying, particularly at the Gluckstadt Road intersection, which is expected to be completed this fall.

The meeting underscored the importance of community engagement, particularly regarding the Cedarmont entrance on Bozeman Road. Ongoing discussions with the homeowners association have led to a resolution that maintains the original design, reflecting a collaborative approach to community concerns.

As these projects advance, they promise to enhance infrastructure and safety in Madison County, aligning with broader community goals for improved transportation and connectivity. The next steps will involve continued assessments and preparations for construction, ensuring that the needs of residents remain a priority throughout the process.