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NCDOT project to add turn lane, signal at Stokesdale Elementary moves forward; work expected before cold weather

Stokesdale Town Council · October 10, 2025
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Summary

Council said NCDOT approved the turn‑lane and traffic‑control project at Angel Parkview/US‑158 for Stokesdale Elementary and contracts were being let; engineers aim to lay asphalt before cold weather and contractors will have 45 days to finish once they begin.

Town leaders told the Oct. 9 meeting that the NCDOT project to install a turn lane and traffic signal at the intersection serving Stokesdale Elementary is proceeding and that work is expected to begin soon.

Mayor Crawford said the local school board representative notified council the project has been approved and contracts are being let. Councilmember Jones said engineer Jennifer Britt provided a sketch of the planned work and that NCDOT expects to complete asphalt work before cold weather; he said contractors will be required to finish within 45 days once work starts.

Council members emphasized the project’s likely near-term benefit to parents and school drop‑off/pick‑up traffic and noted NCDOT staff said they will consider peak traffic hours during construction. No formal action was required of the council at the meeting.

Council asked staff to monitor NCDOT scheduling and traffic‑management coordination during construction and to notify residents when the contractor is selected and when work will begin.