Macomb County Department of Roads reconstruction and rehabilitation projects move forward

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. – The Macomb County Department of Roads (MCDR) is preparing for reconstruction, rehabilitation, and infrastructure improvements scheduled for 2023 by sending projects for funding consideration to the Macomb County Board of Commissioners for formal approval at the full board meeting on April 20.

“The Department of Roads takes a strategic approach to managing Macomb County’s roads and bridges, working closely with local communities to identify and invest in critical infrastructure needs,” said Macomb County Executive Mark A. Hackel. “Macomb County builds some of the safest and most efficient roads in Michigan, there isn’t a road or bridge we can’t fix if we have adequate funding and support from our local lawmakers.”

The Department of Roads has more than $163 million in road, bridge, and traffic improvements planned throughout Macomb County this year. With approval anticipated from the Board of Commissioners, MCDR is sending the following projects for funding consideration:

“Working closely with our municipal partners to identify infrastructure priorities and opportunities is critical to strengthening our transportation system,” said MCDR Director Bryan Santo. “As part of our continuing effort to improve our road and bridge system, there will be significant work taking place throughout Macomb County in 2023.”

For a complete list of 2023 Macomb County construction projects, maps, and information, visit roads.macombgov.org.