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McGinnis Ferry Road Widening Project

The much anticipated widening of McGinnis Ferry Road (from the Chattahoochee River to Sargent Road) is spearheaded by the Georgia Department of Transportation with assistance from the City's Transportation Services.

McGinnis Ferry Road will be widened from two lanes to four lanes. Construction includes sidewalks and a raised median, improving safety and traffic flow. There is extensive utility relocation work involved in the project, including 36 large transmission poles.

The five-mile project was kicked off with a formal groundbreaking ceremony in August 2007 and is scheduled to be completed by July 31, 2010.

For more information, see the following:

GDOT Project Updates

City News Stories

03/16/2010: GDOT update on McGinnis, SR 141 projects
03/01/2010: GDOT expects McGinnis Ferry complete by 2011
01/22/2010: GDOT plans lane shift for McGinnis Ferry project
09/01/2009: McGinnis Ferry Bridge contract expected in October
09/01/2009: McGinnis left-turn lane returning at Tech Park entrance
07/29/2008: McGinnis widening project
08/17/2007: McGinnis Ferry widening launched
08/02/2007: Groundbreaking Ceremony

Old Alabama Road Improvement Project

Old Alabama Road Project logo Following several public input workshops in 2007, GDOT initiated environmental and conceptual studies for transportation improvements along Old Alabama Road – from Holcomb Bridge Road in Roswell westward to Medlock Bridge Road in Johns Creek.