Project Progress
Public Works
Johns Creek, GA 30097
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Jones Bridge Road Widening (Waters Road to State Bridge Road)
Latest update (May 31, 2024)
Crews have completed several sections of sidewalk, curb, and gutter. Retaining walls have been constructed in several areas along the project route, and crews are installing stone on the walls. Crews will begin to pour asphalt for the new driveway from Jones Bridge Road into Dolvin Elementary School.
What’s Ahead: Additional storm drain lines will be installed and curb, gutter, and sections of sidewalk will continue to be poured along the project route.
The road widening project will provide a three-lane roadway with deceleration lanes into neighborhoods and improved egress from neighborhoods where appropriate. It also will provide longer carpool queuing lines and school bus lines at Dolvin Elementary which will remove more of the school traffic from the main travel lanes thus decreasing congestion.
The project, expected to be completed in summer 2025, addresses pedestrian safety and access with a sidewalk on one side of the road and a wider trail on the other side of the road.
Medlock Bridge Road Intersection Improvements (Skyway Drive to Bell Road)
Project Completed: June 2024
City staff marked the completion of the Medlock Bridge Road improvement project with a ribbon cutting ceremony this week.
The project included included restriping the roadway to add a third lane in both directions from Bell Road to Skyway Drive, which helps alleviate traffic congestion and improve pedestrian connectivity in the area.
The improvement also included the installation of sidewalks and traffic signal reconfiguration.
Old Alabama Road Trail & Bike Lane
Project Completed: April 2024
The Old Alabama Road Trail & Bike Lane project is now complete. The project includes a trail along Old Alabama Road from Autrey Mill Road to Spruill Road. It also includes the addition of a four-foot bike lane along the roadway and a right-turn lane for motorists turning from Spruill Road onto Old Alabama Road.
Barnwell Road at Holcomb Bridge Road Intersection Improvements
Project Completed: April 2024
The Barnwell Road at Holcomb Bridge Road intersection improvement project has been completed with the sidewalk and pedestrian bridge open for use.
The project includes the addition of turn lanes, reshaping and regrading of the intersection to help traffic flow, and enhanced pedestrian connectivity.
Jones Bridge Road Trail & Bike Lane
Project Completed: March 2024
The project included the installation of a trail and bike lane along the roadway between Douglas Road and McGinnis Ferry Road. The project connects to the existing sidewalk and provides a connected corridor along Jones Bridge Road.
Medlock Bridge Road at Johns Creek Parkway Intersection Improvement
Project Completed: March 2024
As one of the intersection gateways leading into the Johns Creek Town Center area, the project included a sidewalk connection along the east side of Medlock Bridge Road from bell Road to Johns Creek Parkway and the addition of a through right-turn lane from northbound Medlock Bridge Road onto eastbound Johns Creek Parkway.
Buice Road Sidewalk
Project Completed: June 2024
The Buice Road sidewalk project has been completed. The project, which filled a pedestrian connectivity gap along the northern side of Buice Road between Twingate Drive and Kingston Crossing Circle, also included a substantial stormwater drainage upgrade.
This project is adding to the more than 96 miles of sidewalks and trails in Johns Creek and serves as an important community connection. As an emerging leader in health, wellness, and innovation, Johns Creek continues to implement opportunities for incorporating a healthy lifestyle and improved quality of life in our community.
Two additional sidewalk gaps along Buice Road (one over the Buice Road bridge and one from Spruill Road to Johns Creek) are in the right-of-way phase.