Three mile stretch of H Drive North in Calhoun County closed for road work

MARSHALL TOWNSHIP, MI (WNWN/WTVB) – The Calhoun County Road Department says work has begun on H Drive North in Marshall Township.

That means a three mile section of road will be closed for about four to six weeks so that a culvert can be replaced. The road will also be crushed and shaped as part of the pavement reconstruction.

Travelers are encouraged to seek alternative routes during this time.

This joint project with the Calhoun County Road Department, Marshall Township, and Cereal City Solar will cost about $1.2 million and is part of the 2024 Local Road Improvement Program.