PROJECT

The County of Simcoe is undertaking a project to reconstruct and widen County Road 4 from north of Line 8 in the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury to County Road 89 in the Town of Innisfil.  The 10 kilometre County Road 4 reconstruction and widening project has been separated into 3 Phases.

Phase 1 construction limits are from south of Line 9 to north of Line 10 in the Town of Bradford. Phase 1 includes road widening from 2 to 4 lanes, permanent signalization and addition of turning lanes at Line 9, large box culvert replacement at Line 10, construction of an active transportation multi-use trail, and also drainage and roadside safety enhancements. Construction is to start in 2024 with project completion of Phase 1 anticipated the end of 2025. In conjunction with the work on the Bradford Bypass grade separation interchange at County Road 4, the MTO is already undertaking a portion of the County Road 4 widening on behalf of the County. The County will be issuing a construction tender this spring for the remaining Phase 1 work which will include the addition of permanent traffic signals at County Road 4 and the Line 9.

Phase 2 limits of construction are from north of Line 10 to north of Line 13. This phase includes widening from 2 to 4 lanes, construction of an active transportation multi-use trail, drainage and roadside safety enhancements and signalization at County Road 4 and Line 12. Phase 2 construction is expected to be two years in duration and commence in 2026.

Phase 3 limits of construction are from north of Line 13 to north of County Road 89.  This phase includes widening from 2 to 4 lanes, construction of an active transportation multi-use trail, and drainage and roadside safety enhancements.