Traffic & Transit
County Line Road Widening Project Gets Underway: Joliet Reveals Details Of Work
It is anticipated that construction of these improvements will be completed within 4 to 6 weeks, the city of Joliet pointed out.

(The following press release came from the city of Joliet.)
JOLIET, IL — Construction on the County Line Road Widening and Resurfacing Project will begin the morning of Monday, October 6. The work will require a full closure of Tom Giarrante Drive at the intersection of County Line Road for the duration of the project. A detour route will be posted, directing traffic to Hadrian Drive.
The project will primarily consist of widening County Line Road to a four-lane section from Kennedy Drive to Van Dyke Road. Other improvements include the installation of a box culvert extension beneath the newly widened pavement section, resurfacing of the existing pavement to remain in place, storm sewer installations and adjustments, new curb, new sidewalk, new roadway street lighting, and seed restoration in all disturbed areas on the east side of County Line Road.
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One lane of traffic in each direction on County Line Road will be maintained with temporary traffic control and safety measures. Please be alert for the possibility of stopped traffic and shifting traffic patterns as work progresses. Motorists should expect delays during daytime working hours and are encouraged to seek alternate routes for the duration of the project. Please drive slowly and cautiously through any active construction zones.
It is anticipated that construction of these improvements will be completed within 4 to 6 weeks.
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Information about the project can also be found by visiting www.joliet.gov/construction-zone. If you have any questions, contact the Department of Public Works at 815-724-4200. The City of Joliet appreciates your patience and cooperation during this improvement project.
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