BROOKSVILLE, Fla. – Construction of the new portion of the Good Neighbor Trail in downtown Brooksville continues.

What You Need To Know

  • The Good Neighbor Trail project is building a 12 foot-wide, paved multi-use trail in Brooksville

  • This week, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) shut down southbound US 41 (Broad Street) between Mildred Avenue and Benton Avenue as part of the construction

  • The $20 million project started construction last September and is expected to be finished in early 2025

This week, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) shut down southbound US 41 (Broad Street) between Mildred Avenue and Benton Avenue as part of the construction. It’s expected to be closed until mid-December. Traffic is being detoured through Hale Avenue.

This closure is the latest in the series of road closures in the area for the construction of the new trail. The project is building a 12 foot-wide paved multi-use trail in Brooksville.

This section of the Good Neighbor Trail will go along SR-50A/Jefferson Street though Tom Varn Park, and then along US 41 to Main Street in downtown Brooksville.

The $20 million project started construction last September and is expected to be finished in early 2025.

It will also be part of the Coast-to-Coast Trail, which crosses the state of Florida.

For more information on the project and road closures, visit the FDOT website.