Residents and commuters in Decatur, take note: a section of Livingstone Place is set to be shut down for roadwork. The closure will impact the stretch between East College Avenue and Craigie Avenue, starting September 30. This interruption is to accommodate the replacement of a watermain at 718 Livingstone Place and is expected to last until October 14, with the road being closed from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday.
The announcement comes from the DeKalb County government, and it is essential for motorists to plan to take alternate routes during these times. To quickly facilitate travel around the construction, road closure and detour signs will be prominently displayed in the area. The goal here is to ensure that while the necessary infrastructure work takes place, disruption to local traffic will be kept to a minimum.
Questions and concerns about the road closure or the construction project itself can be addressed by reaching out to the project engineer, Drew Smith, from Garney Construction. Smith is readily available at 813-675-7878 for any inquiries.
For more detailed information on the closure and to stay up to date with the latest news on this project, interested parties can visit DeKalb County's official statement. It's vital for locals and visitors to remain aware of these changes to avoid potentially serious delays and to ensure the community's safety around the construction site.
