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Description

The project is necessary to widen Brawley School Road from two to four lanes with a median south of Southfork Road to Talbert Road to improve access, relieve congestion and improve safety.

News and Updates

Project Highlights

  • Two sections of Brawley School Road will be widened. Construction on the first section began the week of November 3, 2008. This 3.8-mile section is from south of Southfork Road to east of Williamson Road. Construction on the second section began in December of 2009. This section will be widened from Williamson Road to Talbert Road.
  • Sidewalks will be built on both sides.
  • Sharp curves along Brawley School Road will be improved.
  • The median will prohibit left turns into and out of individual properties along the project. Motorists will be prohibited from making left turns into and out of some of the intersecting roads with Brawley School Road. At these roads, motorists will be required to turn right onto Brawley School Road and proceed to the next intersection where they will be permitted to make a left turn with an allowable U-turn.
  • Traffic counts on Brawley School Road range from 7,800 to 31,900. Traffic counts are expected to reach 9,200 to 44,700 by 2030.
  • Lane closure restrictions are as follows:
    • Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Brawley School Road from South Fork Road to Blume Road
    • Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Brawley School Road from Blume Road to Williamson Road
    • Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Williamson Road
  • Title Plans - first section
  • Title Plans - second section

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Contact Information

John Cook
Resident Engineer

  • Email: Contact Us
  • Phone: (704) 876-3543
  • Address: 124 Prison Camp Road, Statesville 28625

Resources for Local Property Owners

In many cases, it is inevitable that a certain amount of private property must be acquired. The displacement of homes and businesses is minimized to the extent practicable. The following brochures will answer questions about this process.