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Pineville Road, Occie Phillips Bridges Flooded
January 2, 2017
A small number of residents of South Pineville Road in northern Escambia County are nearly stuck at home tonight due to the flooding of two bridges on two different access routes to their area.
The Brushy Creek Bridge on South Pineville Road is complete impassable due to flood waters (pictured top), while a second route to the area on Occie Phillips Road (below) is also flooded at Brushy Creek.
Unless the dirt Pineville Road floods or becomes impassable, the residents do have a lengthy detour to Arthur Brown Road to leave their homes.
Reader submitted photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “Pineville Road, Occie Phillips Bridges Flooded”
>>Will there be a list of road closures tomorrow morning or is there a website I can go to?
There are very few. We are doing our best to create a list to publish by morning. So far, the county has not issued a list.
Will there be a list of road closures tomorrow morning or is there a website I can go to?