By Katie Northcott, News Director
The City of Tullahoma has resumed work on a roughly $1.5 million paving project that started in the fall.
On Monday, April 20, the city announced that its paving work had resumed after a break due to winter asphalt plant closures. The spring paving schedule will begin with work on Hunter’s Ridge, Kensington Lane, Leona St., Ham St., and Chattsworth Place.
“Surface milling will take place first, so please be aware of road work, machinery, and paving contractors working on the roads. Drive safely in construction areas, Tullahoma,” the city said in a Facebook post.
Updates to the city’s progress on the project, including new roads coming under construction, will be posted to the city’s Facebook page.
In August, the city announced that its FY 2025 paving schedule would include the following roads:
- Astrid St – from Washington St to Davidson St
- S Anderson St – from E Lincoln St to E Carroll St
- S Franklin St – from W Waggoner St to city limits
- Ham St – from N Anderson to E Lincoln St
- Kensington Ln – from Kingsridge Blvd to the cul-de-sac
- Castlewalk – from Kensington Ln to dead end
- Chadsworth Pl – from Castlewalk to dead end
- Ragan St – from W Lincoln St to Bel Air Dr
- Davidson St – from Astrid St to Brown St
- Hunter’s Court – from Hunters Ridge Dr to cul-de-sac
- Hunters Ridge Dr – from Ovoca Lake Rd to cul-de-sac
- Leona St – from Helen St to Broadrick St
- Old Estill Springs Rd – from Yeager St to city limits
- Red Bud Ln – from Crestwood Dr to Bragg Cir
- S Washington St – from E Decherd St to E Volney St
- White Oak St – from Bel Air Dr to W Grundy St
- Westlake Pl – from Blue Lake Dr to cul-de-sac
- Blue Lake Dr – from W Lincoln St to dead end
- Blue Ridge Ave – from W Lincoln St to Blue Lake Dr
The list of streets to be resurfaced may be added to or deleted from at any time by Public Works within the time frame of its FY 2025 contract. This list is not in a particular alphabetical or numerical order for construction purposes and is subject to change based on weather or immediate need changes in planning.
Find Thunder Radio’s original reporting on Tullahoma’s paving schedule here.
