Update: Week of 11/2/2026

Traffic Alert: Beginning Friday, October 30, the left turn lanes to and from Alexandra Blvd. will be closed until November 16 to allow for the installation of the new intersection pavement.

This week, work continues on the Randall Road Improvements project, with multiple construction activities underway simultaneously. Upcoming activities include:

  • Miller Road west leg: Begin installation of the bike path and asphalt milling and paving of the west leg. Continue parkway work with the installation of topsoil and seeding.
  • Angela Lane, Village Road, and Alexandra Blvd: Begin asphalt resurfacing later in the week.
  • Randall Road Center Lanes: Begin removal of the existing pavement between the northbound and southbound Randall Road lanes. Begin earth excavation and placement from Village Road to the south, install storm sewer, and place aggregate base at Miller Road.
  • Bridge Work: Form and pour piers on the east half of Woods Creek Bridge.
  • East Side of Randall Road: Remove trees along the east side of Randall Road, south of Miller Road, in preparation for roadway widening and retaining wall construction.

Miller Road Reopens:
Miller Road is reopening with
right in/right out restrictions at the intersection as work continues on Randall Road. These temporary restrictions are necessary due to the difference in elevation between the newly constructed westside lanes and the existing lanes on the east side of Randall Road.

Here’s what to expect:

➡️ Leaving Miller Road (east or west legs): Right turn only onto Randall Road.

⬆️ Northbound on Randall: Straight through the Miller Road intersection or right turn onto Miller Road only.

⬇️ Southbound on Randall: Straight through the Miller Road intersection or right turn onto Miller Road only.

🚧 The center lanes of Randall Road will remain closed and separated by barriers while work continues.

🎥Check out this VIDEO to see the temporary traffic configuration and understand the available turning options.

Drivers should use caution, allow additional travel time, and follow posted signs and traffic control devices in the area.

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