Road resurfacing could cause delays in Roswell

The Georgia Department of Transportation has begun an approximately four-week project resurfacing Ga. 120 (Marietta Highway) between Johnson Ferry Road in Cobb County and Ga. 9 (Atlanta Street) in Roswell.

Officials said the work will take about four weeks, weather permitting, and will be done between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. Motorists should watch for possible traffic delays and loose debris along the approximately five-mile stretch.

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