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Traffic Alert: Lanes of N. Fulton road closed through September

Photo by Paul J. Milette
Photo by Paul J. Milette
By Mitchell Northam
July 10, 2017

Work on a road in Sandy Springs will close two lanes through September, city officials said.

Storm line work has begun, and a stretch of two eastbound lanes on Johnson Ferry Road will be closed from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, until work is finished in September.

The stretch of the road that will be closed is between Roswell Road and Sandy Springs Circle.

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City officials said a lane in each direction will be maintained for drivers.

For more updates on road closures in Sandy Springs visit its website.

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