Barrington, Illinois—State Senator Dan Duffy (R-Lake Barrington) and the Illinois Department of Transportation announced road construction projects in McHenry County.   Resurfacing on 3 separate McHenry County projects was scheduled to being September 18.  

According to the Illinois Department of Transportation, a project consisting of HMA surface removal, leveling, and patchwork will take place to complete work on Barreville Road from the north village limits to Ames road in the village of Prairie Grove.  The estimated cost for the project is $262,000.

Also announced was a project on Bull Valley Road from Shelly Court to Valley Hill Road in the Village of Bull Valley. The project will consist of the removal of bituminous surface to be repaired and patched, installation of crack control treatment, leveling, shoulder placement and pavement stripping. The estimated cost for the Bull Valley project is $262,000.  Additionally, a project entailing of 4.25 miles of milling, resurfacing, striping and other work is scheduled for Lake-Cook Road from the Kane, McHenry, Cook, County line to Old Hart Road in Barrington Hills. This tri-county project has an estimated cost of $1,150,000.

“I’m pleased with the start of these road projects in McHenry County,” stated Senator Duffy.  “While road construction in the area may mean a longer trip to the grocery store, it allows taxpayers to see their hard-earned tax dollars at work for the improvement of our community. Safe, good quality roads in the 26^th District are essential.”