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West Virginia Route 2 through Marshall County will move completely from two to four lanes now that a nearly $96 million project recently was approved through the state government’s “Roads to Prosperity” program.
Gov. Jim Justice announced Tuesday that two projects had been approved, including Rt. 2 construction from Proctor to Kent. The project, approximately 5.25 miles long, will upgrade that section of Rt. 2 from two lanes to four.
“This project is one of many on WV 2 that will ultimately provide a safe, convenient highway with increased traffic capacity,” said Melanie Neal, project manager for the West Virginia Department of Transportation. “This will be the last section in Marshall County to be upgraded to a four-lane highway and the connecting piece between the four-lane existing highway at Proctor and the four-lane highway under construction at Kent.”
Tue December 22, 2020 - Northeast Edition
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Gov. Jim Justice of West Virginia announced Dec. 21 that he has approved the bid award for two new Roads to Prosperity projects: the West Virginia Route 2 Proctor to Kent Project in the Northern Panhandle, and the Sanderson Bridge Project in Kanawha County.
In 2017, Justice began the Roads to Prosperity Initiative, which has funded and built several new roads, highways and bridges throughout the state. [Each] of these [new] projects are important for the communities they serve, and all West Virginians should be really proud of how much work our Division of Highways is getting done through my Roads to Prosperity program, Justice said. Even during the pandemic, they continue improving our transportation network, which will allow us to bring more people and businesses into our great state for years to come – not to mention all of the jobs that these projects provide.