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Sugar Creek Park bridge construction slated to begin mid‑June; placement could take 10–24 weeks

Parks & Recreation Commission · June 4, 2026
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Summary

Director Corey Newgent told commissioners that the Sugar Creek Park bridge construction will begin in mid‑June 2026 in two phases (sub‑work then bridge placement); bridge placement may take about 10 weeks but the overall schedule could extend to 18–24 weeks.

Corey Newgent, Director of Parks & Recreation, told the Parks & Recreation Commission on June 4 that the construction phase for the Sugar Creek Park bridge is slated to begin in mid‑June 2026.

Newgent described a two‑phase schedule: an initial sub‑work phase followed by bridge placement. He said the bridge placement could take roughly 10 weeks but cautioned that the full schedule could extend to 18–24 weeks, depending on conditions. The presentation did not include detailed cost estimates or firm contract awards; staff indicated the schedule is preliminary and subject to contractor timelines and material availability.

Commissioners did not take formal action at the June 4 meeting; staff will proceed with preconstruction steps and return with more detailed schedules and procurement information as it becomes available.