Loxahatchee Road in Parkland. {FDOT}
Parkland residents can catch up on the latest developments in the Loxahatchee Road Improvements project at the upcoming “Coffee with Construction” event hosted by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT).
The gathering takes place on Tuesday, November 19, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at the Parkland Library, 6620 University Drive.
FDOT representatives will be present to discuss significant progress on the Loxahatchee Road improvements, offering residents an opportunity to learn more about the current status, upcoming milestones, and what to expect as construction moves forward.
Attendees will also be able to view the project’s monthly progress report, which provides updates on timelines and work completed.
Loxahatchee Road Partial Reopening Expected by Mid-December
FDOT anticipates reopening Loxahatchee Road from SR 817/N University Drive to Parkside Drive by December 6, 2024, weather permitting.
This reopening will provide a new level of access along the approximately mile-long stretch, though intermittent lane closures and detours may continue to facilitate ongoing construction.
While the road will be accessible, residents should expect some traffic adjustments as the project progresses. FDOT has assured that access to local roads and residential properties within the work zone will be maintained, with efforts to minimize traffic disruptions.
Advance notice of any future closures will be communicated to the community.
For those with inquiries about the project, FDOT community outreach specialist Daniela Silva at msilva@corradino.com.
Around-the-clock closures Continue Through 2024
According to FDOT, a full closure of Loxahatchee Road from SR 817/N University Drive to Parkside Drive remains in effect around the clock as construction efforts intensify. Detours route traffic along SR 817/N University Drive, Holmberg Road, and Parkside Drive.
Access to local streets and properties between the work zone and Parkside Drive is being maintained throughout the closure.
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