The Maryland Transportation Authority dashboard gives residents, businesses and local officials a single place to follow work that can be difficult to see from shore. It tracks permanent pile installation at the north and south pylons, construction of temporary trestle work platforms, completed preconstruction activities and future project milestones.
The state's October 2 update says the rebuilt bridge will extend more than two miles, use pylons taller than 600 feet, provide more than 1,600 feet between the main-span pylons and maintain at least 230 feet of vertical clearance in the navigation channel. The release does not announce a new completion date or change to traffic access.
People seeking current project information can use KeyBridgeRebuild.com and subscribe there for text or email updates. Because the dashboard is updated monthly, individual figures are a progress snapshot rather than a final schedule or cost forecast.