40+ pavement projects planned for Macomb County roads in 2025. Here’s a list

MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. – More than 40 pavement repair and maintenance projects on Macomb County roads are scheduled to be completed in 2025.

The work includes asphalt, concrete and crack sealing projects and is part of the agency’s Pavement Preservation Program, according to a release from the Macomb County Department of Roads (MCDR).

“With limited road funding available, performing preventative maintenance work on roads that are in good to fair condition is a strategic and cost-effective way to improve and extend the service life of our roadways,” said MCDR Director Bryan Santo. “Preserving recently constructed or rehabilitated roadways and identifying and addressing minor issues before they turn into significant concerns reduces the need for reconstruction work and the high costs associated with major projects.”

The department invests $8 million into the pavement program every year, and projects are selected based on data, pavement conditions and community needs.

“The Department of Roads has an extensive toolbox, uses a full mix of comprehensive maintenance strategies and makes data-driven investments to enhance the quality and longevity of our roadways,” said Macomb County Executive Mark A. Hackel. “The Pavement Preservation Program reflects our commitment to delivering cost-effective and sustainable solutions for Macomb County residents and the motoring public.”

The dates for when these projects will happen will vary based on location, according to MCDR. Roads will stay open during the construction work, with intermittent lane closures, but motorists are encouraged to seek alternate routes as delays are expected.

Here’s a list of the 47 pavement projects expected to be completed in Macomb County in 2025:

Specific dates for each project were not included in the release. For more information about construction projects in Macomb County, visit here.