09/02/2022 | News release | Distributed by Public on 09/02/2022 09:17
The Canton Board of Trustees, along with Wayne County Executive Warren Evans, Wayne County Commissioner Melissa Daub, State Representative Ranjeev Puri and State Senator Dayna Polehanki, gathered this week for a ribbon cutting ceremony for Canton Center Road. The road is expected to be completely open the week of September 12.
This is the first five-lane replacement project that Canton has ever done. The stretch of Canton Center Road, from Ford Road to Warren Road, was named the worst for potholes in southeast Michigan by a Click on Detroit survey in 2017. The full concrete reconstruction of both the northbound and southbound lanes began in mid-April, was done in three phases, and will be completed well ahead of schedule.
"This project was a true partnership between Canton, the State of Michigan and Wayne County," said Canton Supervisor Anne Marie Graham-Hudak. "By working together as a team, we were able to fix the road properly and in a timely manner."
In addition to a smoother ride for motorists, the new road is also expected to decrease police and fire response times.