Project Progress
Public Works
Johns Creek, GA 30097
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Jones Bridge Road Widening (Waters Road to State Bridge Road)
Latest update (June 20 2025)
Crews completed paving the travel lanes along Jones Bridge Road this week as part of the widening project from Waters Road to State Bridge Road.
Temporary striping is in place on the roadway. Stone veneer installation on retaining walls is underway and medians are being prepared for sod installation. General cleanup of the project route is underway.
Signage, sod, and permanent striping will be installed along the project route. Sound abatement measures will continue to be installed through the project’s completion.
The project is expected to be completed in summer 2025.
Jones Bridge Road at Douglas and Sargent roads
Latest update (April 26, 2025)
Curb and gutter have been poured along Jones Bridge Road past the intersection with Sargent Road. Portions of the trail have been poured to tie into the existing trail. Crews continue to replace utility poles in the project area and additional sections of the trail are being installed.
Construction is expected to be completed in summer 2025.
Abbotts Bridge Road improvements (Parsons Road to Medlock Bridge Road)
Latest Update (June 13, 2025)
The retaining wall near Donnington Drive has been completed. Eighteen bridge beams have been installed. Utility relocations continue along the project route with electric utility poles being relocated.
The bridge decking will be installed this week. A variety of project utilities, including the water main lines, fire hydrants, and electrical poles, continue to be installed.
Construction is expected to be completed in spring 2027.
Medlock Bridge Road Pedestrian Crossing and Tunnel
Utility relocation is underway and is expected to be completed this spring.
The Medlock Bridge Road northbound and southbound lanes will shift toward the center median area from Johns Creek Parkway to East Johns Crossing beginning Monday, March 17 to prepare for the tunnel construction under the roadway. The speed limit will be reduced in the area from 45 mph to 35 mph. Motorists are advised to use caution in the area.
Construction is expected to be completed in fall 2025.
Rogers Bridge Road Trail & Bell Road Trail
Latest Update (Feb. 28, 2025)
The curb, gutter, and multi-use trail are nearing completion, with a few trail and curb segments remaining. These final segments are anticipated to be formed and poured in the next two weeks to complete the continuous connection from Rogers Bridge Road into Cauley Creek Park. Two bioswales have been installed to manage runoff and enhance water quality. Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs) installations are underway at two key pedestrian crossings including Bell Road at Rogers BridgeRoad and Amberleigh Way at Rogers Bridge Road. The Rogers Bridge Road at Bell Road intersection will be widened to allow for improved traffic flow and drainage. Crews will complete concrete work along the project route.
The project is expected to be complete in summer 2025.
Buice Road Trail (Spruill Road to Haverhill Lane)
Latest Update (June 6, 2025)
The trail installation is now complete and sod has been installed. Asphalt work for the pedestrian crossings has been completed. Crews are working on installing the stacked stone along the retaining wall.
Crews will re-stripe the intersections and conduct final cleanup work.
The project is expected to be completed in spring 2025.
Town Center Stream Restoration & Multi-Use Trail
Project Completed: April 2025
The Town Center Stream Restoration & Trail project is now complete, following a ribbon cutting ceremony attended by City Council member Larry DiBiase, City staff, and project contractors.
The project restored more than 1,500 linear feet of eroded streambank and added a multi-use, 10-foot wide ADA-compliant trail connecting McGinnis Ferry Road to The Boardwalk at Town Center, the new park currently under construction adjacent to City Hall.
This addressed severe bank erosion, which contributed to heavy sediment loads to the entire Johns Creek watershed (including neighborhoods downstream of the Town Center area).
The project’s unique features include a combination of stormwater management techniques such as bioswales, regenerative stormwater conveyance structures, vegetated soil lifts, step pools, and other bioengineering practices. These elements not only improve the environmental health of the stream but also reduce pollutants downstream.
Sargent Road at Ashwick Place Roundabout
Project Completed: October 2024
The Sargent Road at Ashwick Place roundabout project is now complete. City Council member Larry DiBiase and City staff marked the project’s completion with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday.
The project, which addressed safety concerns at the intersection of Sargent Road and Ashwick Place, included the installation of a roundabout and pedestrian improvements including crosswalks.