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County engineers outline multimillion‑dollar road projects for the Ag Reserve and nearby corridors

October 03, 2026 | Palm Beach County, Florida


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County engineers outline multimillion‑dollar road projects for the Ag Reserve and nearby corridors
Chief of Engineering David Ricks and deputy engineer Joanne Keller gave a technical briefing on recent and planned road work affecting the Ag Reserve and adjacent corridors. Ricks said FDOT work on Atlantic Avenue from west of State Road 7 toward the Atlantic interchange is nearly finished and estimated the county‑coordinated project at about $26,000,000; he also described a Boynton Beach I‑95 interchange project estimated at about $64,000,000 and said work is slated for calendar year 2029.

Joanne Keller said Lions Road is under review for widening and potential bike lanes, and confirmed that temporary signals (for example at the Canyons Library intersection) will be replaced with permanent signals when widening projects proceed. On Flavor Pick (the segment between State Road 7 and Lyons Road), staff said the segment is complete and additional segments under design have funding programmed in fiscal year 2028; staff said they will seek state funding to supplement county allocations.

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