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I-110 Resurfacing Project Set To Begin
June 29, 2025
The Florida Department of Transportation will begin a $7.2 million resurfacing project on I-110 from I-10 to Highway 98 in Pensacola.
This project also includes:
Resurfacing the I-110 ramps between the I-110/I-10 interchange and Cervantes Street (Exit 2).
Guardrail and lighting upgrades.
Stormwater management enhancements.
New and updated signing and pavement markings.
During construction, drivers may encounter periodic lane closures Sunday through Thursday evenings, between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. Additionally, there will be periodic I-110 on and off-ramp detours for the milling and paving work.
This project is scheduled for completion in early 2026.
Comments
7 Responses to “I-110 Resurfacing Project Set To Begin”
@CJ, @Fred, @Will, I swear you people will complain about literally anything.
Can we I-10 first? This is getting ridiculous.
Average post: “THEY NEVER ADDRESS THE INFRASTRUCTURE!”
Information item about infrastructure improvements.
Average post:”THESE INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS ARE INCONVENIENT!”
Lol.
Know what..??? It’d be a real help if the wornout, faded, barely visible lines in the center of our roadways and the white strips along the edge of the roads were redone to make everyday travel safer.
I agree 100% with CJ.
For those who have managed to avoid the traffic trap at I-10 and 29, they see us and want us to feel the pain. By “early 2026”, they mean July 2031….maybe. I wish I were in the orange traffic barrel business.
Why cant they finish one project before the screw up eight other things.