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448973-1 SR 15 (US 98/ US 441) from SE 30TH Terrace to Martin County Line
Roadwatch UpdateProject Details
| Work Type: | Resurfacing |
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| Phase: | Construction |
| Limits: | SR 15 (US 98) from SE 30TH Terrace to Martin County Line |
| Length: | 9.7 miles |
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| Construction Cost: | $6.3 million |
| Start of Current Phase: | Mid 2025 |
About
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) will begin resurfacing improvements on State Road 15 (US 98) from SE 30th Terrace to Martin County Line starting in August 2025. The project limits cover approximately 10 miles. In addition to resurfacing, crews will perform pavement grinding, pavement markings, and other upgrades including shoulder treatment along SR 15. The estimated project cost is $6.3 million. Lane closures and traffic pattern changes will be in place during construction
Public Involvement
Aika Ranieri
Community Outreach Specialist
Florida Department of Transportation
Heartland Operations Center
PH: 863-471-4881 / 863-464-0743
Ai.Ranieri@dot.state.fl.us
Contact Information
| Communications Team |
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Nancy Morgan
941-720-6335
Nancy.morgan@dot.state.fl.us
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| Communications Team |
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Aika Ranieri
(863) 464-0743
ai.ranieri@dot.state.fl.us
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| For Media Inquiries Only |
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fdot-d1comm@dot.state.fl.us
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RoadWatch
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SR 15 (US 98/ US 441) from Martin County Line to SE 108th Drive: Construction project: will begin resurfacing work on SR 15 (US 98) from SE 30th Terrace to the Martin County line in August 2025. The project includes pavement resurfacing, grinding, new pavement markings, and shoulder treatment.
- Crews will be performing milling and sod treatment along the shoulder. Northbound lane closures will take place during the daytime, with traffic being reduced to one lane as needed
- Motorists should be aware of changing traffic patterns, heavy equipment, and workers present in the construction zone.
- Use caution when traveling through the area and obey posted signage and flagging operations.
Estimated project completion is early 2026.