MONTOURSVILLE, LYCOMING CO. (WOLF) — More than $230 million will be invested in road and bridge projects across north central Pennsylvania this year as part of the state’s 2026 construction season.

PennDOT officials say over 100 projects are expected to begin, while dozens of others already underway will continue across a nine-county region that includes Lycoming, Columbia, Northumberland, and Union counties.

The work will focus on improving nearly 90 miles of roadway and addressing dozens of bridges, with projects ranging from resurfacing and repairs to full reconstructions.

Transportation leaders say the investment is aimed at strengthening infrastructure, improving safety, and supporting economic growth throughout the region.

Several large-scale projects are planned or continuing in 2026, including a major reconstruction of Interstate 80 in Columbia County, ongoing work on Interstate 180 in Lycoming County, and continued improvements along Interstate 80 in Montour County.

Bridge work is also a key part of the plan, with multiple rehabilitation and replacement projects scheduled across the region.

Officials say the Central Susquehanna Valley Transportation project will continue to move forward as well, including construction of a new section of highway designed to ease congestion along the Route 11/15 corridor.

PennDOT notes that some of the projects are being supported with federal infrastructure funding, and work schedules may vary depending on weather and other conditions.

Drivers can expect ongoing construction activity throughout the region during the 2026 season.

Bradford CountyRoute 6 / Route 187 intersection improvements — Wysox Township ($3.4M)Route 14 milling and resurfacing — Columbia Township ($4.5M)Lake Road (Route 1029) bridge replacement — Wysox Township ($700K)Overton Road (Route 3002) slide repair and culvert replacement — Albany Township / New Albany Borough ($12.4M)Columbia CountyI-80 reconstruction (Fishing Creek to Route 487 + additional roadway/structure work) — multiple townships ($118.6M)Route 239 bridge rehabilitation over Fishing Creek — Benton Borough ($4.5M)Lycoming CountyRoute 44 bridge restoration over Susquehanna River — Nippenose Township / Jersey Shore ($3.1M)Route 54 bridge restoration + Route 220 preservation work — Montgomery / Muncy Creek Township ($1.9M)I-180 improvements (Brushy Ridge Road to Route 15) — Williamsport area ($14M)Route 654 and surrounding roadway resurfacing — South Williamsport / Duboistown ($3.3M)Warrensville Road embankment stabilization — Loyalsock Township ($2.1M)Montour CountyRoute 11 resurfacing + drainage and local road improvements — Mahoning Township / Danville ($1.7M)Route 54 intersection improvements + bridge replacement over Mahoning Creek — Valley Township ($29.8M)I-80 restoration (Mexico Road to Route 54) — Liberty / Valley townships ($53M)Northumberland CountyRoute 61 resurfacing + additional roadway work — Kulpmont Borough / Coal Township ($7.5M)Route 405 resurfacing, signage, and lighting upgrades — Sunbury / Northumberland area ($3.8M)Snyder CountyRoute 522 bridge replacements over Beaver Creek tributaries — Spring Township ($4.8M)Sullivan CountyRoute 42 resurfacing + embankment stabilization — Davidson / Shrewsbury townships ($2M)Route 220 flood repair work — Laporte / Davidson townships ($3.2M)Tioga CountyRoute 349 resurfacing — Westfield Borough / Township ($2.3M)South Main Street safety improvements + Canoe Camp Creek Road restoration — Richmond Township ($6.2M)Union CountyI-80 westbound resurfacing + drainage and bridge work — Buffalo / White Deer townships ($4.4M)Multi-County ProjectCentral Susquehanna Valley Transportation (CSVT) ProjectNorthern section open (carrying ~16,000 vehicles daily)