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Mayor says Stimson Avenue Bridge will remain one-way until transition expected on the 12th
Summary
The mayor said Stimson Avenue Bridge remains on one-way traffic flow while crews finish work on the newly reconstructed side; a signalized two-way transition is expected on the 12th but officials said residents should "stay tuned."
The mayor of Athens said the Stimson Avenue Bridge is still operating as one-way traffic while crews complete work on the newly reconstructed side, and officials expect a transition to signalized two-way traffic on the 12th. "Stay tuned on that transition happening on the twelfth," the mayor said during the weekly update. The mayor added that favorable weather has allowed crews to pour concrete and prepare the surface for the switch but cautioned the date remains subject to the progress of the work. The update did not give a specific reopening hour or a formal notice procedure for drivers. This announcement came during the mayor's regular weekly broadcast update about city projects and events. Affected motorists should watch for city communications for a confirmed change in traffic patterns.
