ERIE COUNTY, Pa. — A paving project covering more than five miles of Interstate 90 in Erie County is expected to be mostly completed next week, according to PennDOT.
The project includes 5.2 miles of I-90 between mile markers 18 and 23 in McKean and Summit townships.
Crews have been milling, paving, patching concrete and updating guide rail since work began in April.
Major nighttime work is expected to wrap up by Monday morning. Some daytime work will continue next week as crews remove signs and place seed in medians where needed.
Minor work, including permanent line painting, is scheduled to be completed in 2027.
Lindy Paving of New Galilee is the contractor for the $18.4 million project, which is being paid for entirely with federal funds.