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Project Overview
County: Allegheny
Municipality: Collier Township
State Route: n/a
Local Name: Steen Road
Project Type: Superstructure Replacement
MPMS Number: 117473
Proposed Construction Start: Summer/Fall 2027
Proposed Construction End: 2028
Last Updated: 04/17/2026
Collier Township with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) oversight is currently undergoing preliminary engineering efforts for the replacement of the existing bridge superstructure carrying Steen Road over Chartiers Creek in Collier Township, Allegheny County. The proposed superstructure will be simple, composite, steel welded plate girders on unknown reinforced concrete abutments. There will be minor roadway approach work to tie into the new bridge superstructure. The approach roadway will have 11-foot lanes and minimum 2-foot shoulders. The existing bridge width will be maintained. Additional work on this project will include guide rail updates and pavement marking installation.
Additional Project Information
A full road closure and detour will be necessary for Steen Road for the duration of the project. The detour route will be 2.5 miles and will utilize Route 50, Prestley Road, Thoms Run Road, and Steen Road.
Contact Information
Shaun Werner
Project Manager
412-429-4860
shwerner@pa.gov
Steve Cowan
Press Officer
412-334-5436
stcowan@pa.gov
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