Building a Safer, Stronger Gateway to Covington
The Highway 278 Community Improvement District (CID) is working to create a corridor that attracts investment, enhances safety, and improves quality of life.
Called the Newton County Community Improvements Act, the legislation sets in motion improvements to make the U.S. 278 corridor more dynamic and attractive to high-end businesses, as well as increase property values for owners already located within the CID.
of corridor improvements planned
gateways, sidewalks, medians, and more
in infrastructure and safety
projected through GDOT improvements

GDOT Safety & Operations Project
Transforming Highway 278 with new roundabouts, medians, sidewalks, and lighting to improve safety and mobility.

Gateway Enhancements
New entry points at Pace Street and other key intersections will welcome visitors and define the district’s character.

Sidewalks & Multi-Use Trails
Connecting neighborhoods and businesses with safer, more accessible pedestrian and cycling infrastructure.







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“Highway 278 isn’t just a transportation corridor — it’s a driver of economic growth for Newton County.”

Called the Newton County Community Improvements Act, the legislation sets in motion improvements to make the U.S. 278 corridor more dynamic and attractive to high-end businesses, as well as increase property values for owners already located within the CID.
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