Bong county Superintendent Hawa Norris, has announced plans by the government to pave several major streets in Gbarnga.
The move is expected to improve transportation and boost economic activities in the county capital.
Madam Norris made the pronouncement during an engagement with officials of the Liberia Land Authority headed by Chairman Samuel F. Kpakio.
disclosed that funding for the proposed pavement project has already been captured in the national budget.
For that, a technical team from the Ministry of Public Works, is expected to arrive in the county on today, Friday, May 29, 2026, to begin an assessment of streets earmarked for pavement.
Madam Norris said, the assessment will determine the scope of work, evaluate the condition of the roads, and guide the implementation of the project.
She described the initiative as a major step toward infrastructure development, noting: “better roads will ease transportation difficulties, improve access to businesses, and public institutions as well as enhance movement in the city.”
Residents have for years complained about the poor condition of major streets, especially during the rainy season when many roads become difficult to access.
Madam Norris expressed optimism that the planned pavement project will address some of the longstanding road challenges facing the county capital.
The disclosure was made during an engagement involving officials of the Liberia Land Authority, local leaders, community stakeholders, and residents to strengthen cooperation on land governance and development issues.
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