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    Project Status Graphic Project is in Final Design

    East State Road Project

    map of project location

    Project Overview

    The project will include resurfacing East State Road (Route 2006) from Route 257 to Hill City Road (Route 2015) in Cranberry Township in Venango County. Additional work will include the replacement of a deteriorated metal pipe culvert that is located on East State Road between the intersections of Horsecreek Road and Hill City Road (Route 2015). The pipe will be replaced with a concrete pipe and the roadway will be reconstructed in that area. 

    A portion of East State Road is expected to be closed for approximately two days during the replacement of the pipe culvert. A 8.6-mile detour will be posted using Hill City Road, Mapleshade Road (Route 2004), Route 322, and Route 257. 

    Work is expected to occur during the 2023 construction season. It will be part of a contract that also includes paving on Deep Hollow Road (Route 3025) from Route 322 to Bredinsburg Road (Route 2006) and Rockland Cranberry Road (Route 2013) from East Sandy Creek Bridge to Route 322.

    Project Handout

    Please select the image below to view a PDF of the project handout.

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    Resources

    Project Handout (PDF)

    Project Information

    County: Venango
    State Route: 2006
    Local Name: East State Road
    Project Type: Paving Project
    Expected Construction Season: Summer/Fall 2023

    Comments

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    Printable Comment Form

    Contact Information

    Project Manager, Ben Vincent

    bvincent@pa.gov


    Press Officer, Jill Harry

    814-678-5035 | jharry@pa.gov

    Detours

    A 8.6-mile detour will be posted using Hill City Road, Mapleshade Road (Route 2004), Route 322, and Route 257. 

    Accessibility

    The project documents can be made available in alternative languages or formats if requested. If you need translation or interpretation services, have special needs or have special concerns that require individual attention, contact the project manager.