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McNeil Canyon Road
Provided photo/Douglas CountyMcNeil Canyon Road is open once again after it underwent a months-long safety project to re-route a section of the roadway north of the existing alignment.
The public was invited to a ribbon-cutting on Wednesday to recognize the milestone and collaboration that made the project possible, a county news release said. The McNeil Canyon Road Realignment Project cost $4.4 million and was funded in partnership with the County Road Administration Board’s Rural Arterial Program.
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McNeil Canyon Road is open once again after it underwent a months-long safety project to re-route a section of the roadway north of the existing alignment. Read moreDouglas County to cut ribbon on McNeil Canyon Road Realignment project
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