After the loss of their beloved bridge, the citizens of Blenheim mobilized to rebuild it. A recovery committee developed a vision for the community's future with the reconstructed bridge as its centerpiece, and with support from the Town of Blenheim and Schoharie County, federal and state funding was secured. Completed in 2018, the rebuilt structure meticulously recreates the original bridge. Timber bridge builders of New Hampshire-based 3G Construction, the third generation of the Graton family, replicated every detail and nuance specified in the original bridge's blueprints, including the use of 13 species of timber and the precise reproduction of every truss, peg, brace, beam, and siding, remaining true to Powers' engineering design. The only modification was higher abutments, which raised the new bridge by 12 feet to protect it from future flooding.