| Financial Numbers: 450587-2-52-01 Project Length: 0.86 miles Project Limits:  
                    CR 707/Dixie Highway Bridge (Old Roosevelt Bridge) Bridge #890003 over St. Lucie River Virtual Public Workshop: Tuesday, September 16,
                    2025,(5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.) Link to registration page: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/5366990481617423962
                   Projected Letting: Summer 2026 Anticipated Start Date: Fall 2026 Anticipated Completion Date: Spring 2028 Estimated Construction Cost:  $11 Million   Scope of Work:  The primary objective of the projects is to provide bridge rehabilitation for the Old Roosevelt Bridge. The bridge rehabilitation project will include: 
                    Replace span locks which connect the two halves of the movable bridge deck when the bridge is in the “down” positionRenovate the bridge tender houseFilling in open grating with concrete to improve the rideability of the shoulders so bikes can safely stay in the roadImproving maintenance access to electrical and mechanical componentsBridge painting as neededMiscellaneous repairs to:
                      FenderSanitary LineGrating RepairsDeck Sealing Construction Impacts: 
                    Work will be done in phases to reduce the effects of construction on the communityFull and partial bridge closures will occur only during specific phases and detours will be provided utilizing US-1.Temporary lane closures will be required for some phases (such as minor repaving) and will occur during non-peak hours.Marine vessel traffic will be maintained with temporary closure on half the channel during fender construction.Another public meeting (Construction Open House) will be held prior to construction. Detailed information about how to keep informed of potential construction impacts will be provided at this meeting.Temporary modification to the draw bridge operation schedule will be coordinated with the United States Coast Guard. Point of Contact:  Para información y preguntas en Español, por favor llame
                      al (954) 777-4302. Project Map:   |