TxDOT Project Updates
Posted/updated on: December 4, 2012 at 2:27 am
TYLER — Here’s a quick look at work planned in the Tyler District of the Texas Department of Transportation.
SMITH COUNTY — After a planned Monday wrapup of their work on State Highway 64 (Glenwood Boulevard), TxDOT maintenance crews are scheduled to move to State Highway 31 east of Tyler for one day’s work near Farm Road 850 on Tuesday. Once that work is complete, weather permitting, crews are scheduled to begin pavement-repair work on State Highway 64 inside West Loop 323 between the Loop and Glenwood. Daytime lane closures will be in effect in each location while the work is in progress. Motorists are encouraged to seek alternate routes if possible to avoid delays.
WOOD COUNTY – TxDOT contract crews this week are scheduled to begin about two weeks of base and pavement repair on Farm Road 2966 between State Highway 154 in Yantis and Loop 173 in Quitman. The work is being done in preparation for a seal coat application next summer. Also this week in Wood County, TxDOT maintenance crews are scheduled to perform edge repairs in various locations on Farm Road 1801 east of Mineola, and on Farm Road 515 and Farm Road 2225 near Lake Fork. Daytime lane closures will be in effect in each location while the work is in progress, and flaggers will control traffic.
HENDERSON -Texas Department of Transportation maintenance crews this week are scheduled to continue pavement-repair work on U.S. Highway 79 Business (East Main Street) between US 79 and Marshall Street. Daytime lane closures will be in effect while the work is in progress, and flaggers and pilot vehicles will control traffic. Motorists are encouraged to seek alternate routes if possible to avoid delays.
GREGG COUNTY -Texas Department of Transportation maintenance crews this week are scheduled to continue approximately two weeks of pavement-repair operations on both eastbound and westbound Interstate Highway 20 main lanes and various entrance and exit ramps between State Highway 322 (Estes Parkway) and the Harrison County Line. Daytime lane closures and various temporary ramp closures will be in effect while the work is in progress. Motorists are encouraged to be prepared to reduce speed and merge in and around the work zone.
HENDERSON COUNTY -Texas Department of Transportation maintenance crews this week are scheduled to begin pavement-repair operations on Farm Road 2636 south of Malakoff between Farm Road 3441 and the end of state maintenance. Daytime lane closures will be in effect while the work is in progress, and flaggers will control traffic.
VAN ZANDT COUNTY -Texas Department of Transportation maintenance crews this week are scheduled to perform fog seal operations on State Highway 243 between Canton and the Kaufman County Line. A second crew is scheduled to continue resurfacing operations on Farm Road 47 between Wills Point and the Rains County Line. Daytime lane closures will be in effect in each location while the work is in progress, and flaggers and pilot vehicles will control traffic. Motorists are encouraged to seek alternate routes if possible to avoid lengthy delays associated with fog seal work.
CHEROKEE COUNTY – Texas Department of Transportation maintenance crews this week are scheduled to continue shoulder work on Farm Road 855 between U.S. Highway 69 in Mount Selman and U.S. Highway 175 near Cuney. A second crew is scheduled to perform resurfacing operations in various locations on State Highway 204 between U.S. Highway 84 and the Nacogdoches County Line. Daytime lane closures will be in effect in each location while the work is in progress, and flaggers will control traffic.
ANDERSON COUNTY – Texas Department of Transportation maintenance crews this week are scheduled to make base and pavement repairs on Farm Road 1990 between U.S. Highway 79 south of Palestine and State Highway 294. A second crew is scheduled to continue edge repair operations along various highways throughout northwestern Anderson County. Daytime lane closures will be in effect while the work is in progress, and flaggers will control traffic in two-lane areas.
