REDDING – Caltrans today announced it will begin work on Monday, September 16th on a bridge maintenance project to provide needed repairs on 16 bridges in Trinity County, improving travel and facilitating goods movement. Operations on the $5.73 million project will include polyester concrete overlays and joint seal and abutment work.
Motorists should anticipate one-way traffic control at the following locations, with approximately 5-minute delays Mondays to Fridays between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.:
- Salt Creek Bridge – State Route 3, south of Hayfork near 13 Dips Road
- Hayfork Creek Bridge – State Route 3, near Riverview Road in Hayfork
- Browns Creek Bridge – State Route 3, north of Hayfork near B Bar K Road
- Reading Creek Bridge – State Route 3, approximately 1 mile south of junction with State Route 299
- Stuart Fork Bridge – State Route 3, north of Weaverville near Trinity Alps Road
- Trinity River Bridge – State Route 3, approximately 0.5 mile north of Coffee Creek
- Scorpion Creek Bridge – State Route 3, approximately 1 mile north of Coffee Creek
- Trinity River Bridge – State Route 3, approximately 1.5 miles north of Coffee Creek
- Trinity River Bridge – State Route 3, approximately 2 miles north of Coffee Creek
- Trinity River Bridge – State Route 3, north of Coffee Creek near Eagle Creek Campground
- Trinity River Bridge – State Route 3, north of Coffee Creek near Bear Creek Loop
- Rattlesnake Creek Bridge – State Route 36, approximately 2 miles east of Forest Glen
- Upper Rattlesnake Bridge – State Route 36, approximately 3.5 miles east of Forest Glen
- Ditch Gulch Bridge – State Route 36, just west of junction with State Route 3
- Indian Creek Bridge – State Route 299, approximately 2 miles east of Douglas City
- Grass Valley Creek Bridge – State Route 299, approximately 8 miles east of Douglas City
Drivers are reminded that the law requires them to slow down, obey temporary speed limit reductions, and drive carefully in and around construction areas. Q&D Construction LLC is the lead contractor on the project. Work will pause upcoming for winter and is currently planned for completion by early summer 2025.