Federal funds have been allocated to support a road improvement project in Mt. Juliet. The city is set to widen a major roadway.
Construction plans involve expanding the road to five lanes. This work will take place on a stretch between two specific intersections. Further details about the project are available.
The city has announced its plans to move forward with the project. Additional funding is expected to support the construction phase, following the completion of initial preparations.
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