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Traffic Alert: Water utility work will close N. Fulton road Thursday

By Mitchell Northam
June 15, 2017

One or both lanes of a road in Roswell may be closed Thursday night as crews try to repair a leaking service line.

Roswell Water Utility crews will be closing a section of Oxbo Road on Thursday, beginning at 8 p.m. The section of the road that will be closed is near the Pleasant Hill Street intersection.

Crews will determine if one lane can be kept open, but if both lanes need to be closed, traffic will be routed from Atlanta Street, up Pleasant Hill Street and from Grimes Bridge Road to turn around through the Oxbo Trail parking lot.

Folks with questions can contact the Roswell Water Utility at 770-641-3707.

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