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2025 Road Program Bids: 

The Lower Gwynedd Township Road Programs will consist of three (3) contracts including the Concrete Program, the Mill/Overlay Contract and the Ultra-Thin Bonded Wearing Course Project. 

Concrete Program:  

  • McKean Road – Concrete Curb Installation
  • Walnut Farm Road – ADA Curb Ramp Replacement
  • Parsons Lane – ADA Curb Ramp Replacement
  • Brights Lane – ADA Curb Ramp Replacement

Mill and Overlay Project:  

  • McKean Road – Norristown Road to Welsh Road  
  • Walnut Farm Road – Welsh Road to Cul-de-Sac  
  • Lorien Drive – Evans Road to Evans Road 

Ultra-Thin Bonded Wearing Course Project:

  • Parsons Lane – Evans Road to End 
  • Pembrook Lane – Penllyn Pike to End 
  • Sturgis Lane – Penllyn Pike to Penllyn Pike

The bid is expected to be awarded at the Board of Supervisors’ April 22nd meeting.  The work will take place in the summer.

The Township is responsible for repair, maintenance and snow removal for 47 miles of roads. Each year the Township surveys the road conditions and develops a plan for repaving and curb replacement. Questions can be directed to the Township Assistant Public Works Director at 215-646-5302.

In addition to Township roads, approximately 4.8 miles of county and 19.80 miles of state roads run through Lower Gwynedd. Questions regarding maintenance and/or snow plowing should be directed to either the county or state as appropriate.

County Owned Roads

County Roads and Bridges: (610) 278-3612

County Pothole Repair: (610) 278-3613

  • Penllyn/Blue Bell Pike
  • Plymouth Road (from the Septa RR tracks to 202)
  • Sumneytown Pike

State Roads

PennDOT Pothole Repair: 610) 275-2368

  • Bethlehem Pike/Rt. 309
  • Evans Road
  • DeKalb Pike/Rt. 202
  • Gypsy Hill Road
  • Norristown Road
  • Tennis Avenue
  • Pen-Ambler Road
  • Plymouth Road (from Township Line Road to the Septa RR tracks)
  • Welsh Road
  • Route 309 Crossway