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Huntersville Bridge Gets $4.88M Overhaul
17 Jun
Summary
- Mecklenburg County receives $4.88 million contract for bridge replacement.
- The project aims to upgrade the bridge on Asbury Chapel Road over South Prong Clark Creek.
- Construction is slated to begin around December 2026 and last until December 2027.
A significant infrastructure project is planned for Huntersville, North Carolina. The North Carolina Department of Transportation has awarded Mecklenburg County a contract totaling $4.88 million for the replacement of a crucial bridge.
This funding will facilitate the upgrade of the bridge located on Asbury Chapel Road, spanning over South Prong Clark Creek. The contracting firm NJR Group Inc. has been selected to manage this undertaking.
Anticipated to commence as early as December 2026, the bridge replacement is projected to take approximately one year, with traffic expected to resume by December 2027. Further work, including landscaping, may continue into the spring of 2028. Motorists should anticipate detours on Huntersville-Concord Road, Old Statesville Road, and Eastfield Road during the primary construction period.
