Traffic & Transit
After Weather Delays, Construction On Pedestrian Bridge, Sidewalk Resumes In Ellicott City
Construction on a pedestrian bridge and sidewalk project in HoCo has started back up again after being delayed due to weather.
ELLICOTT CITY, MD — A construction project to build a sidewalk along eastbound Frederick Road between Gray Rock Drive and Jay Drive in Ellicott City has started back up again after being delayed due to cold weather. The project originally began in December 2021.
In addition to the sidewalk construction, a freestanding pedestrian bridge also will be installed over the Little Patuxent River located just east of 3401 Jay Drive. Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by late May 2022.
"We're working towards creating a more multi-modal community, so that families and neighbors of all abilities can safely access all that Howard County has to offer. This new sidewalk and pedestrian bridge will be a critical connection for our residents to walk safely to amenities like our Miller Branch Library and 50+ Center," Howard County Executive Calvin Ball said.
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The project is not expected to affect traffic.
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