Downtown Milton will face traffic disruptions due to pedestrian safety improvements on Heritage Walk, with detours during construction but local access maintained.

The central area of Atlanta will face a road closure on 10th Street NW for 40 hours on July 12-13 due to maintenance work, with a detour via W. Peachtree St, 13th St, and Spring St NW.

Atlanta's Marietta Street NW will have nighttime lane closures for utility work starting July 7, 2025; sidewalks remain open and traffic controllers will assist drivers.

Atlanta's Spring Street NW to have lane closures from July 7 to July 19, 2025, for sewer maintenance, with work hours from 9 am to 4 pm, Monday to Friday.

A construction project on Ellsworth Industrial Blvd NW in Atlanta starts on July 7, affecting local traffic with road closures and detours for Beltline trail work.

A 12th Street NW section in Atlanta will be closed for a month starting July 7, 2025, for sewer maintenance, as per ATLDOT, causing detours and delays.

A segment of Glenwood Avenue SE in Atlanta is closed from 9 am to 4 pm for tree removal, affecting the stretch between Waldo Street SE and Cameron Street SE.

Peachtree City announces infrastructure updates, temporary road and trail closures, and provides contact details for Public Works and Recreation Departments for further information.

ATLDOT announces a halt to construction closures in Atlanta over the July 4th weekend for smoother holiday travel.

DeKalb County roadwork on Black Fox Dr. will cause a detour from July 1-29 due to storm drain repairs. Local traffic faces restrictions. Contact info provided for details.

Alpharetta drainage project at Mayfield and Bethany roads leads to significant detours from mid-July, with traffic delays expected. Residents advised of alternate routes.

Barrow County, Georgia, receives a $3.4 million funding package for transportation infrastructure, including a new roundabout, to enhance traffic flow and safety.

Newton County is updating its Comprehensive Transportation Plan to address transportation needs through 2050, considering existing issues and future projects, with input from residents through the MovingNewtonCTP.com website.