Politics & Government
Johns Creek Awarded $1.5 Million Grant To Widen State Bridge Road
The Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank grant will be used to widen the road from Medlock Bridge Road across the Chattahoochee River.

JOHNS CREEK, GA -- The State Road and Tollway Authority has awarded the city of Johns Creek a $1.5 million Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank grant, which will be used for the State Bridge Road widening project from Medlock Bridge Road across the Chattahoochee River.
Gwinnett County also received $1.5 million for the project, which will expand the roadway from four to six lanes from Medlock Bridge Road in Johns Creek to McClure Bridge Road in Duluth, the city said.
Johns Creek will handle the State Bridge Road widening from Medlock Bridge Road to the river, where the road’s name changes to Pleasant Hill Road. Gwinnett County will handle the Pleasant Hill Road portion between the river and McClure Bridge Road.
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Gwinnett County is currently buying right-of-way to widen Pleasant Hill Road to six lanes on the east side of the Chattahoochee River. The Johns Creek portion of the project is on the list of Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax project approved by Fulton County voters in November 2016.
Photo: State Bridge Road in Johns Creek. Credit: city of Johns Creek
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