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County reports pavement projects, ditching and August target to reopen Highway 29 bridge

3152796 · April 30, 2025

Summary

Madison County road department briefed the board on pavement and shoulder work, mowing and ditch clearing; Georgia DOT informed the county the Highway 29 bridge is expected to open in August (weather permitting).

County staff briefed the Board of Commissioners on road maintenance and paving projects and provided an update from Georgia Department of Transportation on the Highway 29 bridge.

Staff said Garrett Pavement Company will begin the 2025 tail-made project in April with work on Hudson River Church Road and John Downs areas, with completion expected in May. The road department reported ongoing shoulder work, ditch clearing, mowing and right-of-way maintenance on several county roads and railroad maintenance in Carlton. Staff also said land-clearing behind the EMS station continues as equipment is available.

On the Highway 29 bridge, staff said they received an update from Georgia DOT indicating the bridge is expected to be open in August, weather permitting, and that DOT had previously said April but now indicated August. County leaders acknowledged the impact of the 17-mile detour for local travelers and commercial vehicles.

No formal board action was taken; the report was informational and intended to update commissioners and the public on schedules and operations.

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