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Highway 95A Resurfacing Moves To Nights To Avoid Busy Jim Allen Elementary Traffic
October 5, 2022
Work will shift to nights for a resurfacing project on Highway 95A in Cantonment.
Crews will work from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. on Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday and Monday nights paving from just south of Quintette Road south to the Highway 29 intersection. The overnight work is taking place to minimize delays at the Highway 29 intersection and in front of Jim Allen Elementary School, according to Escambia County.
If the weather cooperates, it is anticipated that paving operations will be complete by next Tuesday morning. After the pavement “cures”, crews will return to place thermoplastic striping over the temporary paint stripes.
Work began September 19 on the complete $2.1 million project to resurface Highway 95A from Highway 29 in Molino to the intersection with Highway 29 and Morris Avenue in Cantonment.
NorthEscambia.com file photo, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Highway 95A Resurfacing Moves To Nights To Avoid Busy Jim Allen Elementary Traffic”
I am concern about the road in front of Jim Allen, will it be widen to help with the traffic concern. You guys are doing a very good job. Thanks for looking out for us out here.
Even after repaving, 95A is still bumpity bump…….
Ditto on worse at night!! Stay safe guys!!
Be careful guys
They drive even worse at night