$15M Project Will Replace 60-Year-Old Bridge In Arlington, Public Urged To Weigh In

The public is being urged to weigh in on a $15 million project planned to replace a 60-year-old bridge in Arlington.

The North Old Glebe Road bridge over North Glebe Road (Route 120) was built in 1964 and today, averages 7,000 vehicles a day, the VDOT said.
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10/16/2023 12:17 p.m.

The North Old Glebe Road bridge over North Glebe Road (Route 120) was built in 1964 and today, averages 7,000 vehicles a day, the VDOT said.

Rehabilitating the bridge would cost 9.75 million, and so, the county has opted to fully replace it.

The new bridge will feature a wider sidewalk on the eastern side and an additional sidewalk on the western side.

Residents are invited to provide their input through Nov. 1, beginning with a virtual meeting set for Wednesday, Oct. 18 at 7 p.m.

Meeting materials and the presentation will be available online at www.virginiadot.org/OldGlebe, including the recorded presentation after the meeting.

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