Field Work Notice
Field work associated with the milepost 184 to 186 section of this project will get underway early spring. Area residents may see project team members from the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PTC) and/or their project consultant team performing field work in and around this section of the project. The PTC will send Notice of Intent to Enter letters to property owners in advance of the start of field work activities.
PTC staff and consultant team members will present proper identification and a copy of the Notice of Intent to Enter letter upon request when entering onto private, commercial, and/or residential property for field work. The employees and /or agents of the PTC who may need to enter your property have been cautioned to do their work expeditiously, courteously, and with minimal interruption to your use of the premises.
Project Overview
This project will reconstruct and widen six miles of the Pennsylvania Turnpike from milepost 180 to 186 in Dublin Township, Fulton County, and Dublin Township, Huntingdon County. The roadway will be widened from four lanes to six, featuring three 12-foot-wide travel lanes in each direction, a 26-foot median, and 12-foot-wide shoulders. The project also involves replacing mainline bridges over local roads, lengthening culverts, and improving stormwater drainage through the area.
Engineering design activities have resumed on a 2 mile section of this project, from milepost 184 to 186, located approximately 4 miles east of the Fort Littleton Interchange (Exit 180) and approximately 3 miles west of the Willow Hill Interchange (Exit 189). Learn more about this phase of the project in the Design Update section.
