08/31/2026
REMINDER: Starting Tuesday, September 1, an off-duty Waxhaw Police officer will begin directing traffic at the intersection of Rehobeth Road and W. S. Main St./NC-75 during peak travel times.
Residents and drivers who use Rehobeth Road and W. Main St./NC-75 should expect an off-duty officer directing traffic Monday through Friday, approximately 6:30 to 9 a.m. and 3:30 to 6 p.m. plus officer-directed traffic during any special events at the intersection.
This arrangement will remain in place until the permanent traffic signal is installed.
This marks a key milestone in the Town's ongoing work with Pulte Homes to improve safety and traffic flow at the intersection during the development of The Preserve at Forest Creek subdivision.
Once complete, the intersection will have a new traffic signal at Rehobeth Road and W. S. Main St./NC-75, along with updated pavement markings and turn lanes to improve traffic flow across the rail crossing.
The all-way stop currently at W. N. Main St. and Rehobeth Road will become a two-way stop. Drivers turning from Rehobeth Road onto W. N. Main St./Waxhaw-Marvin Road will have the right-of-way and will no longer stop.
Pulte Homes has met all requirements the Town set for the first phase of intersection improvements tied to its Preserve development. The Town has cleared Pulte to begin receiving Certificates of Occupancy, the final approval needed before a completed home can be occupied, allowing up to three finished homes per month at the Preserve to welcome new residents starting September 1.
🔗 For full details on the agreement with Pulte: https://ow.ly/2oc350ZGFMc
The Town will continue to share updates on this project to our social media pages and our website as work progresses.
