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Beulah Bridge Set To Reopen By December 16
November 22, 2011
Emergency repairs on the Beulah Road bridge north of the Perdido Landfill are expected to be completed by December 16.
The bridge was closed November 15 after an inspection revealed structural deficiencies .
The detour north of the bridge is Muscogee Road to Highway 29 and south of the bridge is Beulah Road to Nine Mile Road. Variable message boards are placed on Muscogee Road and at the corner of Nine Mile Road and Beulah Road. Bridge closure signs are placed on Beulah Road, and there are barricades at the bridge.
Traffic south of the bridge and south of the Perdido Landfill can still access the landfill. Traffic north of the landfill should use the detour route, Muscogee to Highway 295 to Nine Mile Road west to Beulah Road north.
Emergency repairs to the bridge are underway by DKE Marine.
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One Response to “Beulah Bridge Set To Reopen By December 16”
Thank you, William! Nice to know when we won’t need to detour anymore! Think that puts them about two weeks ahead of schedule.