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Nine Mile Road Traffic Shift Monday At Navy Federal
August 22, 2019
Traffic will be shifted Monday on the portion of Nine Mile Road near Navy Federal Credit Union.
East and westbound drivers on Nine Mile Road between Leisure Lakes RV Park and Eleven Mile Creek will be transitioned to the newly constructed eastbound roadway the week the week of August 26. The traffic shift will be in place while crews begin reconstruction on the eventual westbound travel lanes. One lane of traffic will be maintained in each direction.
All construction activities are weather dependent and may be delayed or rescheduled in the event of inclement weather.
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9 Responses to “Nine Mile Road Traffic Shift Monday At Navy Federal”
Progress is always frustrating for those not directly benefiting from it and yes it takes a little more time and frustration goes up but this is a needed and welcome industry and as one who uses nine mile all the time I can’t think of a better use of tax dollars than to expand this roadway that will increase the growth in this area
Amen Diane.
I live in Beulah, and yes, the traffic is heavy now. My route depends on the time of day. The traffic will improve when the road projects are complete. Having grown up here, I understand the frustration some people feel with all of the growth changes. For me, even when I’m stuck in traffic at times, I am still happy and excited that thousands of people in Escambia, Santa Rosa, and Baldwin counties are able to work here, earn a good wage, have benefits, and live in an area they love.
Sedition there are endirect effects of having a big business in town. I’ve seen so many more vcrs come through my door since navy federal came into town. I’m fixin at least 2 boxes a month from people who moved down from virginia to work at the call center. it’s been a huge blessing for me and my family so i dont appreciate your dumb comment. just because it aint puttin money in your pocket dont mean its not good for the community. you outta be ashamed. just pure ignorange. damn shame.
You probably wouldn’t understand.
I remember when 3 cars use to go down my road a night. Now, it’s every 10-15 minutes.
And as far as Navy Federal bringing millions of dollars to EC…I haven’t seen a dime of it in my pocket, so tell me again how NF benefits me…
I think everyone is just tired of this career-long road project. The pain just goes on and on…
You may not like the ever changing traffic patterns but Navy Federal has brought millions of dollars to Escambia County. Pay attention drivers instead of eating or texting or talking on your cell phones.
I miss living in Beulah…Not!!