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Roads & Highways

2026 Road Paving Program

Lower Gwynedd Township has been informed by JDM that our 2026 Road Paving Program is scheduled to begin May 11, with work expected to last approximately one month. 

The following roads are scheduled for milling and paving: 

  • McKean Road  
  • Walnut Farm Road  
  • Lorien Drive  
  • Parsons Lane  
  • Swedesford Road (Sumneytown Pike to Railroad Bridge)  
  • South Penn Oak Road  
  • Cleaver Road  
  • Red Barn Road  
  • Spring House Farm Lane  
  • Stone House Lane  

Additional Road Work – Coming Mid-July 

AMS will begin Ultra-Thin Bond Overlay work in mid-July on: 

  • Pennbrooke Lane  
  • Sturgis Lane  

Please expect temporary delays, construction noise, and minor inconveniences during this time. We appreciate your patience as we work to improve our roadways.

Roads & Highways

Township Roads (47 miles)

The Township is responsible for repair, maintenance and snow removal of roads owned by Lower Gwynedd, but not roads owned by Montgomery County or PennDOT. Road concerns can be reported on the Citizen Request Portal or by calling the Township Assistant Public Works Director at 215-646-5302.

County Roads (5 miles)

Montgomery County Roads and Bridges - to report potholes or other road concerns, call (610) 278-5173 or use Montgomery County’s “contact us”

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

State Roads (20 miles)

PennDOT – report potholes or other road concerns to the Customer Care Center or call (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 Expressway