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Traffic alert: Part of Park Plaza in Alpharetta to close this week

A busy road in north Fulton County near Alpharetta's city hall will be closed Monday through Wednesday this week as crews repair a road that was damaged by recent construction work.
A busy road in north Fulton County near Alpharetta's city hall will be closed Monday through Wednesday this week as crews repair a road that was damaged by recent construction work.
By Mitchell Northam
Sept 24, 2018

A stretch of a road near Alpharetta’s city hall will be closed this week for repairs.

Crews shut down Park Plaza, from Academy Street to the roundabout in front of city hall, on Monday. The city says that crews are repairing damage to the roadway caused by a recent construction project.

Drivers will still be able to access city hall, the Alpharetta library and the nearby parking deck, but will have to do so from Haynes Bridge Road or Main Street.

Repairs to the road are expected to be completed by Wednesday.

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