County Line Bridge to be realigned, contract awarded for fall start
Summary
Hosts said the County Line Bridge (built in the early 1970s) will be realigned to straighten a hazardous curve, include a multimodal pathway, and is funded in part by state and federal grants; contract has been awarded and work is scheduled to begin this fall.
Mac and Courtney reported that the County Line Bridge—originally built in the early 1970s—will be replaced and realigned to improve safety and add multimodal access.
Courtney said, “This bridge was originally built in the early seventies. 1974 to be exact.” The hosts described plans to straighten an approach curve, attach a multimodal pathway to the bridge, and noted that the contract for the project has been awarded. They said crews were inspecting the site recently and that construction preparations are expected to start this fall.
Hosts emphasized the project is a multi‑stakeholder effort involving the Village of Tequesta, Martin County government, the school district, fire rescue and the sheriff’s office, and that state and federal grant funding are part of the package. The episode did not name the winning contractor or disclose the project budget.
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