Motorists in Clay County are set to navigate a series of roadworks as part of the county’s ambitious Bonded Transportation Program. Beginning in Middleburg, Green Cove Springs, and Lake Asbury, the infrastructure projects aim to alleviate traffic and enhance road safety. Those on the move can expect temporary lane closures and reduced speed limits. For those seeking more information, the county provides resources, including a Bonded Transportation Dashboard, available at
Clay County’s official website
, and a sign-up for project newsletters.
Two major initiatives are set to roll out on County Road 220, signaling a significant transformation for Middleburg and Lakeside’s main artery. Phase 1 begins the journey with an expansion to four lanes from Hollars Place to west of Henley Road, terminating at Chief Ridaught Trail. The process will encompass intersection improvements and is slated for a 15-month duration. Parallel to this, Phase 2 will push County Road 220’s boundaries further, extending to four lanes from east of Chief Ridaught Trail to Knight Boxx Road. This segment also promises a new bridge to span Little Black Creek and traffic signal upgrades designed, to streamline the flow at Knight Boxx Road and Blanding Boulevard. Set for completion over a 16-month timeline, this phase adds a structural and logistical upgrade that is much needed.
With the upcoming changes, residents can anticipate a series of planned detours, commencing in mid to late November and persisting through the end of the construction phases. Despite the temporary inconveniences, local authorities assure that accessibility will remain unaffected, stating on the
Clay County
website, “All businesses and residents will have full access to their property during both projects,” providing some reassurance amidst the anticipated disruptions.
Detailed detour and construction updates will be shared to keep the public informed and to minimize disruptions to the daily ebb and flow of traffic. For updates and further information on these upcoming projects, interested parties are encouraged to visit
Clay County’s official website
.
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