Jackson Street Infrastructure Improvement Project Completed

Palmer Engineering is proud to have served as the design engineer for the Jackson Street Infrastructure Improvement Project in Winchester, Kentucky.

Palmer Engineering is proud to have served as the design engineer for the Jackson Street Infrastructure Improvement Project in Winchester, Kentucky.

On Monday, August 4, Mayor JoEllen Reed joined local and state officials for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the reopening of Jackson Street. The project was funded through a $500,000 grant from Gov. Andy Beshear’s County and City Bridge Replacement Program and included the removal of a deteriorating bridge, relocation of a water line, and construction of a new roadway. These improvements provide a safer and more reliable route for residents and travelers.

Palmer Engineering worked in partnership with the City of Winchester, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, and H&B Construction to complete the project. We are grateful for the community’s patience during construction and commend H&B Construction for their efficiency and professionalism.

Following the ceremony, attendees boarded a Clark County Public Schools bus to take the first official trip across the new roadway.

The Jackson Street project reflects a continued investment in improving local infrastructure and enhancing transportation for the Winchester community.

View the WTVQ news story here.