A combined safety and resurfacing project on Kellogg Mill Road in Stafford County will begin this week to widen shoulders and deliver a smoother travel surface slightly.
Wider shoulders being added to 2 rural Stafford County roads [Photo: VDOT Fredericksburg District]
Press release:
A combined safety and paving project in Stafford County is starting this week to slightly widen shoulders and deliver a smoother travel surface on several secondary roads in the Hartwood area.
Improvements will be underway along Route 612 (Hartwood Road), Route 614 (Spotted Tavern Road) and Route 614 (Cropp Road).
When work is underway, motorists can expect mobile lane closures and one-way, alternating traffic. Work will occur between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Mondays through Saturdays.
Widening work will begin first on a three-mile section of Hartwood Road between Spotted Tavern Road and Poplar Road. Work is starting on Monday, April 26, and is anticipated to be underway along this section of Hartwood Road for several weeks.