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Council meets MDOT on the Consolidated Transportation Program Tuesday at 3 p.m.

Public session Oct. 20 in the Wye Oak Room at the Talbot County Community Center, 10028 Ocean Gateway. MDOT's draft FY 2027–2032 CTP summary lists Talbot work on US 50 in Easton and the MD 33 Oak Creek Bridge in design.

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EASTON, MARYLAND — The Talbot County Council will meet Maryland Department of Transportation representatives on Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 3 p.m. for what the county's Oct. 13 meeting highlights call the annual Consolidated Transportation Plan meeting.

The session is open to the public in the Wye Oak Room at the Talbot County Community Center, 10028 Ocean Gateway, Easton.

MDOT's summary of its draft Consolidated Transportation Program for fiscal 2027 through 2032 says the State Highway Administration has initiated a US 50 (Ocean Gateway) corridor improvements project from Dutchman's Lane to Lomax Street in Easton, including new ADA-compliant sidewalks, turn lane extensions and median landscaping. The same summary says the MD 33 Oak Creek Bridge replacement project is in design in Talbot County.

The draft summary also states that MDOT made difficult choices by deferring projects, eliminating projects and reducing scopes in every mode. It does not say any Talbot project was cut.

Source: Talbot County Government

Also: Maryland Department of Transportation

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