Jackson County, Mississippi is set to experience significant disruptions due to ongoing construction work. These closures will have an impact on busy roads and commuting patterns in the area.

"Stay Informed About Jackson County's Roadwork"

Escatawpa River Bridge Construction

Starting on Tuesday, December 17th, construction crews will be stationed on the Escatawpa River Bridge. This will lead to alternating lane closures on Highway 613, stretching from Dutch Bayou Road to Dantzler Street. The closure begins at 9:00 a.m. and will last until Friday, December 27th at 3:00 p.m. This work is crucial for the improvement and maintenance of the bridge. It ensures the safety and longevity of this important transportation link.During this period, drivers need to be prepared for delays and plan their routes accordingly. It is advisable to avoid this area during the peak construction hours if possible. The construction team is working diligently to complete the necessary repairs and inspections in a timely manner.

I-10 Bridge Repairs and Inspections

Simultaneously, construction crews will also be working on bridge repairs and inspections on I-10 starting on Tuesday, December 17th. This will cause alternating lane closures between Gautier-Vancleave Road and Franklin Creek Road. The lane closures will occur from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. on Sunday nights to Friday mornings. The work on I-10 is expected to continue for eight months.These closures on I-10 pose a challenge for commuters, especially those traveling during the late evening and early morning hours. However, the repairs and inspections are essential for the safety of the road and the vehicles using it. The construction team is taking every precaution to minimize the impact on traffic and ensure the smooth flow of vehicles as much as possible.It is important for drivers to stay updated on the progress of these construction projects and follow any detour signs or instructions provided by the authorities. By doing so, we can all work together to ensure the safety of ourselves and others on the roads.Copyright 2024 WLOX. All rights reserved.