Carretera estatal 41 Proyecto de la autopista

Our partners

  • Madera County

    Owner

  • CCME, Inc.

    Construction Management

  • Caltrans

    Oversight

  • Yarbs Grading & Paving

    Contractor

  • Dewberry

    Designer

What is the goal of the project?

To improve access, enhance roadway safety, and support the growing transportation needs of the Madera region.

State Route 41 through Madera County is a major thoroughfare to Yosemite National Park, transporting millions of visitors each year. Led by Madera County in coordination with Caltrans and regional partners, the project is anticipated to be completed in 2028 and is expected to reduce congestion, improve travel times, and accommodate future residential and commercial growth along the corridor.

Progress over time

Where are we building?

This project is being constructed along State Route 41 in Madera County as part of a 4.6-mile corridor improvement project extending from Avenue 10½ to Avenue 15. Improvements include widening the roadway to four lanes, construction of a new southbound bridge over Avenue 11, improvements to the traffic signal at Avenue 12, and modifications to the existing intersection at Avenue 15.

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The image is map view of the State Route 41 location going from Avenue 10.5 to Avenue 15.

  • "The largest public works project in county history."

    Dominic Tyburski | Public Works Director, Madera County

  • "This is a gateway to Madera county, it's a gateway to our home."

    Bobby Macaulay | Board of Supervisors Chairman, District 5, Madera County

  • "This is what happens when a community comes together to invest in its future.

    Jordan Wamhoff | Board of Supervisors, District 1, Madera County