Dunmore, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) invites the public to plans display regarding the Route 1029 Green Grove Road Over Hulls Creek Bridge Project. This plans display will be held online, and plans will be displayed for public viewing at the Joe Terry Civic Center on August 18, 2026, at 6:30 PM.
The purpose of this project is to rehabilitate the stone masonry abutment and wingwalls for the Route 1029 (Green Grove Road) Bridge over Hull Creek. The plans will be developed to address the bulging in the stone masonry walls and to improve the conditions behind the walls to facilitate drainage. A geosynthetic stabilized bridge approach (GSBA) will be constructed behind the abutments and wingwalls. The project also includes scarification of the existing concrete bridge deck, full depth paving over the GSBA, and milling and overlay on sections of the approaches.
A detour for Route 1029 (Green Grove Road) will be required to perform the proposed work. Route 1029 traffic will use a 3.9-mile detour using state, including: Route 347 (Justus Boulevard), Route 1027 (Layton Road, and Route 632 (Commerce Drive). The detour is expected to last approximately four (4) months during construction.
It is anticipated that construction will begin in the Summer of 2027.
The virtual plans display will be available online August 18, 2026, through September 1, 2026. Online information, including proposed detour route, detailed project information, and comment form, can be found by visiting the following PennDOT District 4-0 website Route 1029 Green Grove Road Over Hulls Creek Bridge Project | Department of Transportation | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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