NO MID-CURRITUCK BRIDGE

March 18 public hearing on Mid-Currituck Bridge in Duck

There will be a hearing at the Currituck Extension Center by the YMCA off 158w (Shortcut Road) at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday February 27th. Click below for the article in the Outer Banks Voice. NCDEQ to hold public hearing on Mid-Currituck Bridge project

CAMA is now accepting comments to the North Carolina Turnpike Authority’s application for a permit to construct the Mid-Currituck Bridge.  A total of 4 permits are needed to move the project forward. This is the 3rd of 4.  No permits to date have been issued. We suggest that the CAMA permit should not be issued […]

The North Carolina Turnpike Authority fails to secure $425 million grant for bridge construction. ‘One step forward, two steps back’ for Mid Currituck Bridge

The comment period for the Mid-Currituck Bridge permit applications has been extended to December 21, 2024 because the Army Corps website with the information has been down. Here are the instructions for the comments and where to send them. We encourage members to send personal comments opposing the following permits: 404 Permit from Army Corps: […]

This predevelopment agreement was terminated by the state at a cost of millions of dollars. So why is NCDOT attempting to try this method again?

https://www.outerbanksvoice.com/2024/07/25/construction-of-mid-currituck-bridge-could-start-in-2026/ A Public Private Partnership (P3) was attempted in 2009 and was to be the state’s 1st P3. See Above Post.

Coastal Review Online https://www.coastalreview.org/2019/04/groups-set-to-challenge-mid-currituck-bridge/ 4.09.2019 by Catherine Kozak The selected alternative for the proposed Mid-Currituck Bridge includes two new spans, shown in red above, connected by new roadway, shown in blue, with an interchange on the mainland end and a roundabout at N.C. 12. The green along U.S. 158 indicates reversal of the center turn […]