Weakley Creek Road will close for bridge repairs beginning Monday, September 28, 2026, at 8:00 AM. The closure will specifically affect the section between Tingle Trapp Road and Martin Road.
The Lawrence County Highway Department is overseeing the essential repair work. During this closure, both eastbound and westbound traffic will be detoured. Motorists will be redirected to alternative routes, including Martin Road, Gimlet Road, and McCarter Road. These detours aim to manage traffic flow and reduce disruptions in the area.
The duration of the closure will depend on the completion of the bridge repairs, but specific timelines have not been disclosed. Consequently, it remains unclear how long the road will be closed.
Residents and travelers in the area are advised to plan their routes accordingly to avoid delays. The Lawrence County Highway Department is committed to maintaining road safety in the region, and this repair is part of their ongoing efforts to ensure the integrity of local infrastructure. The department underscores the importance of these repairs for the safety of all road users.
Further updates on the status of the bridge repair and the reopening of Weakley Creek Road will be provided as the work progresses. The community is encouraged to stay informed, as changes may occur during the repair process. This proactive communication will help ensure that everyone can navigate the area safely and efficiently during the closure.
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