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Work Underway On Crary Road Paving; Thompson, McNeal Next
March 6, 2017
Work is currently underway on a portion of a dirt road paving project on Thompson, Crary and McNeal Roads south of Century.
Construction is currently 75 percent complete on Crary Road, according to Escambia County, and should be completed sometime in April. The total price tag for Crary Road paving and drainage was $1,313,391 with work being done by contractor Roberson Excavation, Inc.
The Escambia County Commission is set to award bids on paving Thompson and McNeal roads at their March 16 meeting, with construction on both expected to take play from May until November of this year.
The project consists of the design and paving of Thompson Road from McNeal Road to Highway 29, Crary Road from Highway 29 to Byrneville Road and McNeal Road from Thompson Road to Byrneville Road. This project will also address the drainage upgrades necessary to prevent roadway flooding.
The project is being funded by Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) funds.
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