ATLANTA, Texas – Weekly Roadwork scheduled for the week of June 16th thru 22nd by TxDot Atlanta District.
Bowie County
SH 8 – At Sulphur River, replacing bridges.
US 59 – From FM 989 to FM 2148, repairing and resurfacing highway.
Camp County
None
Cass County
FM 3129 – From US 59 to SH 77, resurfacing highway.
SH 11 – From Morris County Line to FM 130, upgrading guard rails.
SH 8 – At Sulphur River, replacing bridges.
Harrison County
I-20 – From Gregg County Line to SH 43, repairing concrete pavement. Expect lane closures and delays at various locations
SH 43 – at I-20 overpass, conducting preventative maintenance work on overpass.
Loop 281 – at I-20 overpass, conducting preventative maintenance work on overpass.
I-20 – at the Louisiana State Line, LaDOTD is conducting a bridge widening project just across the state line. Expect delays and watch for stopped traffic.
US 80 – At Tom Brown Road in Hallsville, adding left turn lane and upgrading signal.
FM 9 – From FM 2625 to Panola County Line, resurfacing highway.
FM 451 – From 0.6 mile east of FM 31 to FM 9, resurfacing highway.
US 80 – From 0.5 east of US 59 to 2.0 miles west of US 59, repairing concrete pavement.
Marion County
SH 43 – At Big Cypress Bridge, replacing grates on bridge. Traffic reduced to one lane during daylight hours.
Morris County
US 259 – From FM 250 to FM 557, upgrading guard rails, repairing pavement and resurfacing highway.
Panola County
SH 149 – At SH 315, constructing overpass and widening highway. Intersection will be closed to through-traffic on June 14 while crews hang beams for the new overpass.
US 59 – From FM 2792 to Harrison County Line, upgrading guard rails, repairing pavement and resurfacing highway.
Titus County
US 271 – At Ripley Creek and Ripley Creek Relief, replacing bridges.
FM 899 – At Dragoo Creek, replacing bridge. Highway closed to through-traffic.
Upshur County
US 259– From FM 557 to SH 155, repairing and resurfacing highway.
Editor’s note: This is a schedule of work being planned for the dates noted above. Weather conditions and unforeseen problems can cause delays or cancelation of work. For more information about construction projects, contact Marcus Sandifer, Public Information Officer, TxDOT Atlanta District, 903-799-1306, marcus.sandifer@txdot.gov.
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