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🚧 Extended Road Construction Update on State Highway 23 from Loomis to Holdrege
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Nebraska. Local motorists should prepare for long-term road construction impacting traffic between 735 Road near Loomis and US 6 in Holdrege. Starting today at 7:00AM CDT, travelers can expect intermittent lane closures in this area, with construction activities scheduled to continue until August 16, 2024, at approximately 5:00PM CDT. Throughout this period, a pilot car will guide vehicles through the work zone, and flaggers will be present to ensure safety and manage traffic flow. The construction works planned include the extension of culverts, asphalt milling, asphalt overlay, and guardrail replacement. Drivers should plan for potential delays and are advised to exercise caution when driving through the area.
🚧 Construction Update for US 183 near Holdrege and Elm Creek, West of Kearney
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Nebraska. Travelers on I-80 in Buffalo County should be advised of reported road construction occurring between MM 255 and Exit 257, impacting US 183 near the Holdrege and Elm Creek area, approximately 16 miles west of Kearney. The report of the construction was submitted by a Waze application user and has been automatically generated in the NE 511 system. The accuracy of this construction alert cannot be verified by NDOT and travelers are encouraged to proceed with caution in this area. Please plan for potential delays or seek alternate routes if necessary.
🚧 Update: Road Construction Reported on I-80 near Holdrege and Elm Creek, Nebraska
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Nebraska. A recent update from local transportation sources indicates there is ongoing road construction on Interstate 80, specifically between mile marker 258 and Exit 257, affecting areas near Holdrege and Elm Creek, approximately 14 miles west of Kearney, Nebraska. This alert was automatically generated by the Waze navigation app and shared with NE 511. It is important to note that the Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) has not verified the accuracy of this information. Motorists planning to travel through this section of I-80 should be prepared for potential delays and are urged to exercise caution. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing situation.
Holdrege Residents Invited: Public Hearing on New Telecom Tower Proposal
The Holdrege Planning Commission has scheduled a public hearing for May 16th, 2024, at 6:01 p.m. The meeting will be held in the Council Chambers at Holdrege City Hall, located at 502 East Ave, Holdrege, Nebraska. The agenda will focus on a Conditional Use Application for a new telecommunications tower at 2309 Burlington Street, Holdrege. Residents and other interested parties are encouraged to attend and share their views on the proposed construction. City Clerk Dane C. Jensen will oversee the hearing.'Visit here for more details.
Upcoming Public Hearing on New Telecom Tower Proposal in Holdrege
The Holdrege City Council has scheduled a public hearing for May 21st, 2024, at 6:01 p.m. The meeting will be held in the Council Chambers at Holdrege City Hall, located at 502 East Ave, Holdrege, Nebraska. The main item on the agenda is a discussion about a Conditional Use Application for building a telecommunications tower at 2309 Burlington Street, Holdrege. Stakeholders and the public are encouraged to attend and share their opinions. The proposed site coordinates are Latitude 41° 27’ 19.1N and Longitude -99° 22’ 57.7W. City Clerk Dane C. Jensen will oversee the hearing.'Visit here for more details.
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