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Lanes to close in Columbia County subdivision

Lanes will be closed in Columbia County.

Photo courtesy istock, Credit: Daniel Avram

Date: June 21, 2024
By Staff Report

There will be temporary lane closures in Columbia County.

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The following roads in the Rolling Meadows Subdivision will have lane closures: Carole Drive, Langston Drive, Annie Laurie Drive, and Pauline Street. Residents are asked to move trash cans and vehicles parked in the road. The road will also be cleaned, so there could be dust during these times.

These lane closures will be from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Monday, June 24 until Monday, July 15.

Drivers should expect delays and should find an alternate route if possible. When driving through the work zones, drivers need to slow down, watch for advanced warning signs, and follow the directions of the road crew.

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