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Part of Main Street in Florence closed until July

Posted 5/6/24

Work on a sewer line is causing a lengthy lane closure on Main Street.

The Main Street Sewer Line Project started on Monday. Until July 5, the middle/turn lane on South Main Street from East …

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Roadwork

Part of Main Street in Florence closed until July

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Work on a sewer line is causing a lengthy lane closure on Main Street.

The Main Street Sewer Line Project started on Monday. Until July 5, the middle/turn lane on South Main Street from East Butte Avenue to West School Bus Drive will be closed.

Left turn restrictions will be in place for northbound and southbound traffic throughout the project area.

For questions or additional information, residents can call the contractor’s project hotline at 602-790-1563.

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