The New Hope Road Bridge replacement will begin April 10, closing until December as officials redirect traffic but maintain resident access.
GALT, Calif. — The New Hope Road Bridge at Grizzly Slough is scheduled for replacement and will be inaccessible until December of this year.
The road will close on April 10 as Sacramento Department of Transportation officials will begin demolition for the $4.5 million project.
While the project is underway, New Hope Rd. will be closed from Orr Road to W. New Hope Rd., officials expect this to last until Nov. 30. Officials said traffic will be redirected to alternate routes, but access will be maintained for residents.
Along with the bridge’s demolition and replacement, the project will include grading and paving approach roadways approximately 400 feet on either side of the bridge, and add rock slope protection with embankment and shoulder grading.
Detour information from SacDOT:
Eastbound Detour: North on N. Thornton Road to Franklin Blvd. East on Twin
Cities Road. South on Christensen Road. West on New Hope.
Westbound Detour: North on Christensen Road. West on Twin Cities Road.
South on Franklin Blvd to N. Thorton Road. East on New Hope Road.
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