Clearfield, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced a bridge replacement project will begin in Horton Township in Elk County on Monday, June 17. The bridge is situated on Route 2011 (Brandy Camp Road) spanning Karnes Run. This will improve safety and ride quality for motorists by replacing the bridge and bringing the quality to a higher standard.
Route 2011 will be closed and work will begin June 17, under a detour. The detour will utilize Route 2011 (Brandy Camp Road), Route 219 (Buffalo Pittsburg Highway), and Route 948 (Kersey Road).
The structure is 16 feet long and carries an average of 378 vehicles daily. In addition to replacement of the bridge structure, the road surface around the bridge will also be improved as part of this project. PennDOT anticipates completion at the end of July, but all work is weather dependent.
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