SR 580 (Skinner Boulevard) Improvements from Alt US 19 (Broadway) to Bass Boulevard 447535-1-52-01
Project Details
About
FDOT is committed to enhancing the safety and mobility of our residents and visitors. This improvement project in Dunedin includes:
• Lane reduction from four to two lanes between Alt 19/ Broadway and Oak Street
• Roundabouts at Douglas Avenue and Highland Avenue
• 10-foot-wide concrete sidewalks connecting to the Pinellas Trail
• On-street parking, bus bays and bicycle lanes
• Adding a permanent pedestrian crossing signal at the Pinellas Trail
• New mast arm signal Bass Boulevard/Main Street
• Decorative street lighting
• Raised median (landscaping opportunity)
For additional information on this FDOT/Dunedin partnership, please visit:
https://dunedin-fl.civilspace.io/en/projects/fdot-skinner-boulevard-improvement-project
A Public Meeting was held on June 27, 2023, at Dunedin City Hall and virtually. To view the display exhibits and presentation shown at the meeting, please see the links below in the Project Files section.
Construction is expected to be complete in early 2026.
Contact Information
Project Information |
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Maddie Griffin
727-575-8334
Roadwork@dot.state.fl.us
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Media Contact |
Kris Carson
813-975-6202
Kristen.Carson@dot.state.fl.us
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Closures
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Section of Skinner Blvd from Highland Ave to the Pinellas Trail Closing for New Construction
Dunedin, FL – Beginning Monday, December 2, westbound Skinner Boulevard from east of Highland Avenue to the Pinellas Trail is closing for approximately four months, weather permitting.
During this temporary road closure, motorists will have to detour around the work zone using Bass Boulevard, San Christopher Drive and Broadway. Advanced warning signs and electronic message boards will assist motorists traveling through the area. Access to businesses and residents to be maintained.
This road closure is necessary for crews to construct new roundabouts at Douglas Avenue and Highland Avenue as part of the SR 580 (Skinner Boulevard) Complete Streets project in Pinellas County.
This Complete Streets project includes reducing travel lanes, constructing two roundabouts, and adding a multipurpose path connecting to the Pinellas Trail making it safer for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists. The $9.2 million project is expected to finish early 2026.
For more information on this project or to sign up to receive construction updates and traffic alerts, please visit FDOTTampaBay.com
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