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Board approves $135,000 VDOT project to bring Jeter Road into secondary system
Summary
The supervisors approved adding Jeter Road to the VDOT secondary system with a rural‑rustic surface treatment; the project’s estimated cost is about $135,000, to be funded over the six‑year secondary plan.
At a public hearing the board considered the Virginia Department of Transportation’s proposed secondary six‑year improvement plan and the transportation committee’s recommendation to include Jeter Road.
VDOT staff said the project — a roughly 1.3‑section rural‑rustic upgrade that includes surface treatment and any required pipes — carries an estimated total cost of about $135,000 and is likely to be scheduled in the July 2027 program year. Funding was described as coming from district unpaved‑road and telecommunications‑fee apportionments distributed to counties. The board voted to move ahead with including the Jeter Road project in the county’s submission to VDOT.
VDOT introduced its new resident engineer for the Fredericksburg residency, who said he will follow up with county staff about shoulder and maintenance concerns and provide direct contact information for constituents.
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