The intersection of Doyle and Edgerton Roads in New Haven, Indiana, will remain closed through next week as crews continue work on a critical water main installation. Motorists are advised to plan alternate routes, as detour signs have been placed to redirect traffic.
Infrastructure Upgrade Causes Temporary Road Closure
Drivers in New Haven are dealing with a temporary inconvenience as a significant infrastructure project takes place at the Doyle and Edgerton Roads intersection. The closure, which began on Wednesday, is scheduled to last until February 19. Crews are focused on installing a new water main, a project aimed at improving the local water supply system.
Commuters Advised to Follow Posted Detours
Navigating around the closure is expected to cause minor delays, particularly during peak hours. Detour signs have been strategically placed to guide drivers through alternative routes.
- Officials urge drivers to allow extra travel time.
- Local traffic may need to adjust daily commute schedules.
- Emergency vehicles will have designated access points as needed.
Impact on Local Residents and Businesses
For those living and working near Doyle and Edgerton Roads, the temporary closure presents both challenges and adjustments. Some businesses in the vicinity may experience a slight dip in foot traffic, though most remain open with alternative access points available. Homeowners near the project site have been notified about potential disruptions, including construction noise and modified driveway access.
Timeline and Expected Completion
While the projected end date for the closure is February 19, weather conditions and unforeseen construction challenges could potentially extend the timeline. City officials will provide updates if necessary. The water main installation is part of a broader effort to modernize New Haven’s water infrastructure, ensuring a more reliable system for residents in the long run.
