ODOT: Submit comments on next summer’s $1.1 million bridge project in Trumbull County
.jpg "Crews will be replacing part of the bridge on SR-46 over Big Run north of Cadwallader Sonk Road in Bazetta Township.")
To improve the structural integrity and keep drivers safe, the Ohio Department of Transportation announced a new million-dollar bridge rehabilitation project set to start next summer.
Crews will be replacing part of the bridge on State Route-46 over Big Run north of Cadwallader Sonk Road in Bazetta Township.
During construction, they’re planning to replace the concrete bridge beams and deck, as well as roadway approach slabs and guardrails.
According to ODOT, the road will be closed to drivers for at least 45 days.
Drivers will be directed to take detours on State Routes 305, 11 and 82. The full list of detours will be posted on the ODOT project website once the project starts.
How residents can submit comments about project
ODOT wants to hear from residents in the area who may be impacted by the project.
Project-related comments can be about, but aren’t limited to, the effect of the project on residents, businesses, the local economy, historic or cultural resources, etc.
Comments should be received by June 3 of this year to be considered during project development, but all comments received will receive a reply.
Public participation in this project is solicited without regard to race, color, sex, age, national origin or disability.
Anyone with questions or comments about the State Route 46 Bridge Rehabilitation Project in Trumbull County can contact Sean Carpenter, environmental specialist with the fourth district of the Ohio Department of Transportation. Call Carpenter at 330-786-2274, and send an email sean.carpenter@dot.ohio.gov