SUMTER COUNTY, FL (352today.com) – Sumter County is conducting a study to evaluate alternatives for intersection improvements at C 466 and US 301. The purpose of this study is to improve traffic operations and meet the County’s level of service (LOS) standards through roadway widening and the addition of travel and turn lanes.
Preliminary alternatives have been developed and evaluated based on construction and right-of-way costs. Cost estimates have been prepared for all proposed improvements.
Public Input Requested
Sumter County invites the community to attend an upcoming public workshop to provide input on the proposed project and alternatives.
Workshop Details:
Date: Wednesday, July 30, 2025
Time: 5-6 p.m.
Location: Belvedere Library – Conference Room 120, 325 Belvedere Blvd., The Villages
Attendees will have the opportunity to view maps, drawings, and project handouts. Project representatives will be available to discuss the study and answer any questions from the public.
Public feedback is an important part of the planning process, and Sumter County encourages residents and stakeholders to participate.
Contact Information
For more information, please contact Marty Morlan, Consultant Project Manager at 813-738-8193 or via email at Marty.morlan@ice-eng.com.
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