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Legislature advances multiple road and bridge projects, authorizes bonds totaling millions
Summary
On April 8, 2025 the Monroe County Legislature authorized contracts and moved multiple capital projects forward — including Redman Road bridge work and several bond issuances (traffic signals $3,030,000; Turk Hill $939,000; Vintage Lane $829,000; Highway Preventative Maintenance #11 $8,607,000; Klem Road Culvert $2,196,000).
The Monroe County Legislature advanced a series of transportation projects and associated bond authorizations during its April 8 session. Resolutions in the record authorize a contract with C.P. Ward, Inc. for construction services on the Redman Road Bridge over Yanty Creek, and multiple amendments to the 2025–2030 Capital Improvement Program that move bridge and road projects into earlier years and increase funding where indicated.
Several bond authorizations appear in the minutes: $3,030,000 for Traffic Signal and Systems Replacement - Group 1 (25-0071.br); $939,000 to finance the Turk Hill Road Bridge over Thomas Creek Tributary project (25-0072.br); $829,000 for replacement of Vintage Lane Bridge (25-0073.br); $8,607,000 for Highway Preventative Maintenance #11 (25-0074.br); and $2,196,000 for the Klem Road Culvert project (25-0075.br). Committee records cited in the minutes list unanimous committee approvals in Transportation and Ways & Means committees where noted. The minutes do not include project timelines or contract award amounts beyond the bond estimated maximum costs listed in the resolution titles.
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