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County to seek bids for striping 21 roads under GDOT safety program
Summary
Warren County will accept bids on March 31, 2026, for a GDOT-funded striping project covering 72.16 miles on 21 roads; GDOT funding not to exceed $485,000 and the county will provide a 10% match under the LMIG/Safety Action Program process.
Warren County announced that it will solicit bids on March 31, 2026, for a roadway striping safety project funded through the Georgia Department of Transportation Safety Action Program and LMIG process.
Chairman John R. Graham told the board GDOT has funds available not to exceed $485,000 for selected projects and that the county must provide a 10% match. The county's selected safety project is to stripe 21 roads in the unincorporated area, totaling 72.16 miles. The board did not take action beyond announcing the bid date and project parameters at the March 10 meeting.
The announcement moves the project into procurement; final award will depend on bids and confirmation of county match funds.
