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🚧 Update: Resurfacing Road Work Continues on MS 27, Utica
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Mississippi. Local residents and commuters are advised to take note of ongoing road work on MS 27 in Utica, Hinds County. The project involves resurfacing or paving work which may impact traffic flow and cause potential delays. Motorists are encouraged to plan their routes accordingly and to exercise caution when driving through the construction zone. The work aims to enhance road safety and improve driving conditions upon completion. Please stay tuned for further updates on the progress of this project and any additional traffic advisories.
🚧 Road Work Update: Striping Operations in Jefferson County, MS
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Mississippi. Local transportation agencies have announced that road work involving striping is currently taking place on an unnamed road in Jefferson County, Mississippi. Residents and commuters in the area are advised to be aware of the ongoing work, which may affect traffic flow and travel times. Officials have not provided specific details on the duration of the road work, but individuals are encouraged to exercise caution and expect potential delays when traveling through this area. The striping activity is part of regular maintenance and upgrading of road safety features. The transportation authorities thank the public for their patience and understanding during these improvements. Please stay tuned for further updates on this matter.
🚧 Update: Road Resurfacing Work on Mississippi Highway 18 in Utica, MS
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Mississippi. Attention residents and commuters in Utica, MS: Resurfacing and paving operations are currently underway on Mississippi Highway 18. This work is essential for maintaining road quality and safety for all drivers. Commuters should anticipate potential delays around the work zone and are advised to seek alternate routes where possible. Road work areas are usually marked with signs, cones, and barriers, so please exercise caution, reduce speed, and watch out for workers and equipment when driving through the area. The local transportation agency appreciates your cooperation and patience during this time of improvement.
🚧 Roadwork Update on MS 27, Utica
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Mississippi. Residents and commuters in Utica are advised of ongoing road resurfacing or paving work taking place on MS 27, Hinds County. This essential maintenance work aims to enhance road safety and quality for all road users. Local transportation agencies have not provided specific dates and times, but it is expected that the work may affect the flow of traffic through this section of the highway. Drivers should plan for potential delays, seek alternative routes when available, and follow any posted signage and guidance from road crews. The completion of the work is anticipated to result in a smoother, more reliable roadway. We will continue to monitor this event and update the community as information becomes available.
Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Lincoln County
BROOKHAVEN — A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for Lincoln County, Jefferson County, Franklin County and Copiah County Monday night. National Weather Service in Jackson issued the warning. A severe thunderstorm with 60 mph wind gusts was located over New Hope just north of Meadville moving east. The storm threat is radar indicated and […] The post Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Lincoln County appeared first on Daily Leader.
Southwest Electric student representatives attend leadership workshop
LORMAN — Southwest Electric sent four student representatives to the Cooperative Leaders Workshop February 21-23 in Jackson, MS. The students chosen for this year’s program are Peyton Bell from Natchez Early College Academy, Ava Calcote from Brookhaven Academy, Xavien Felton from Franklin County High School and Avery Sellers from Loyd Star Attendance Center. The selection […] The post Southwest Electric student representatives attend leadership workshop appeared first on Daily Leader.
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