Michigan DOT plans nearly $4.9 million in road projects

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and Senator Dave Roberston announced last month nearly $4.9 million in road repair projects.

The projects will repair roads in Oakland and Genesee counties, where Robertson serves.

MDOT is funding the projects through the $115 million state Roads and Risk Reserve Fund. Robertson said the projects will total $4,875,000.

The following projects are planned for the two counties:

• $650,000 to rehabilitate the Bristol Road bridge over Kearsley Creek

• $725,000 to rehabilitate the Atlas Road bridge over Kearsley Creek

• $3 million for repairs on M-59 from Elizabeth Lake Road to State Street

• $500,000 for work on Holcomb Road from Davisburg to Miller