District 1 Projects - Mercer County

McKinley Avenue Bridge Replacement Project

McKinley Avenue Bridge

Project Status

Step 1:
Development

Step 2:
Design

Step 3:
Construction

Step 4:
Completed

Project Overview

County: Mercer
Municipality: Mercer Borough
Local Name: McKinley Avenue
Project Type: Bridge replacement
Proposed Construction Start: 2025
Proposed Construction End: 2025
Last Updated: December 2024

This is a project to replace the bridge that carries McKinley Avenue over Munnell Run in Mercer Borough, Mercer County.

The proposed new is a steel superstructure with a reinforced concrete deck on concrete abutments. Work will also include a new concrete sidewalk on the west side of the roadway to facilitate pedestrian traffic, in particular access for the employees and visitors to Imperial Systems from the parking lot on the south side of Munnell Run.  ​

The existing I-beam stringer bridge was built in 1972. It is classified as poor condition and is limited to one lane traffic. Approximately 300 vehicles a day use the bridge, on average. It is owned by Mercer Borough.​

McKinley Avenue Bridge Project Map

Traffic Impacts

Work is expected to occur in two phases during the 2025 construction season to allow for the roadway to remain open during the construction process. Phase 1 includes replacement of the east side of the bridge and Phase 2 involves replacement of the west side of the bridge and construction of a new sidewalk.

Traffic will be controlled by use of concrete barriers and flaggers, when necessary.

Contact Information

Kyle Barker
Project Manager
814-678-7166
kybarker@pa.gov

Jill Harry
Press Officer
814-678-5035
jharry@pa.gov

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