PRINCE FREDERICK, Md. - On Friday, December 20, 2024, an important construction project is set to commence. The aim of this construction is to replace the sidewalk and parking lot aprons at the Circuit Courthouse. This undertaking will have a significant impact on the accessibility and safety of the area.

Enhancing Infrastructure for a Better Future

Impact on Parking and Traffic

During the construction period starting from Friday, December 20, 2024, certain sections of the parking lot and parts of Duke Street will be closed. This will undoubtedly cause some inconvenience to those using the courthouse and the surrounding area. Traffic control measures will be implemented throughout the project to ensure the safety of both pedestrians and motorists. Drivers are urged to remain vigilant, slow down, and be aware of any changes in driving patterns.This closure is a necessary step in the improvement process, as it will allow the construction team to work efficiently and complete the project within the expected timeframe. The work is expected to be completed over the weekend, with the roadway and parking lot reopening on Monday, December 23. This timely completion will minimize the disruption to the daily activities of the community.

Location and Further Information

The Calvert County Circuit Courthouse is situated at 175 Main St. in Prince Frederick. To obtain more detailed information about the construction and its impact, one can refer to the circuit court map provided below. Additionally, for any questions or further inquiries, the Project Management team can be contacted at 410-535-9235 or via email at Public.Works@calvertcounty.md.gov.In today's digital age, finding information about Calvert County Government services is just a click away. One can access relevant information online at www.CalvertCountyMd.gov. Staying updated with the latest news and announcements from Calvert County Government is also easy, with official channels available on Facebook at www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd and YouTube at www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov.We understand that these construction activities may cause some temporary disruptions, but we sincerely appreciate your patience as we work towards improving the county's infrastructure. This investment in the courthouse area will benefit the entire community in the long run, providing a safer and more accessible environment.