JEA began the third phase of its $117 million Fulton Cut Transmission Line Clearance Project, raising electric transmission lines over the St. Johns River at Fulton Cut to enable larger ships to access Jacksonville. Helicopters assist crews in installing wiring and delivering materials for the new transmission lines.
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Helicopters will begin supporting the next phase of work to raise electric transmission lines that span the St. Johns River at Fulton Cut, JEA announced.
JEA announced helicopters will start flying in this week to help with the installation of wiring and delivering of materials for new lines over the St. Johns River.
Drivers crossing the Dames Point Bridge may have noticed construction activity and helicopters hovering along the St. Johns River. It’s all part of JEA’s Fulton Cut transmission clearance project — a major infrastructure effort aimed at expanding Jacksonville’s economic reach.
On Monday, JEA began the third phase of the $117 million Fulton Cut Transmission Line Clearance Project.