Rolesville Main Street Project
Creating a safer, more successful, and more attractive Main Street for residents, business owners, and visitors alike.
The Town of Rolesville is aware of difficulties with the increased traffic volume on several of the Town’s streets. They are working on a way to improve the traffic, which is being rerouted to other Town streets, by the Main Street and Young Street intersection closure. An update will be provided shortly. Please be aware of all construction traffic throughout Rolesville and do not drive into the intersection closure. There is no way to continue through the closure. Please use the previously posted detour routes as the main way around town.
Based on the original project schedule, the Young Street and Main Street intersection was scheduled to be reopened by September 15th, 2024. Unforeseen underground and aerial utility conflicts were found resulting in additional coordination needed with multiple utility owners. Click here for more information.
If you have any questions, please call the hotline number 919-326-7857 and leave a message or email the project @ mainstreetproject@rolesville.nc.gov.
The Town of Rolesville’s Main Street Project will realign the Burlington Mills Road intersection with Main Street, and make streetscape improvements with landscaping, improve crosswalks, install new curb and gutter, sidewalks, and bicycle transportation enhancements from Burlington Mills Road to Young Street. This original project has expanded to include bringing 42 curb ramps up to Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards, as well as offsite improvements along the future Wallbrook development that includes widening, medians, landscaping, and a 10' multi-use path.
Main Street Vision Plan Since its founding, Rolesville’s Main Street (formerly US Hwy 401) predominantly served as a … Learn more about History & Purpose
Funding for the grant project was sought from CAMPO based upon a joint planning effort between CAMPO and the Town to develop the Main Street Vision Plan. This plan divides the 4-mile Main Street corridor into three areas ripe for development. The Town seeks to create a true town center by utilizing urban design practices and building a sense of place.
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