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Flood work to close Cotton Lane stretch for few months

Road will be closed Feb. 21 through July 1

Cotton Lane will be closed from just north of Cactus Road to just south of the Legacy Traditional School driveway from Monday, Feb. 21 through Friday, July 1 for flood mitigation work.

A soft closure will be in place from the school driveway north to Waddell Road, allowing for local traffic and school traffic only.

View the latest road closures and traffic restrictions at surpriseaz.gov/roadwork.

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Transportation

Flood work to close Cotton Lane stretch for few months

Road will be closed Feb. 21 through July 1

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By city of Surprise

Cotton Lane will be closed from just north of Cactus Road to just south of the Legacy Traditional School driveway from Monday, Feb. 21 through Friday, July 1 for flood mitigation work.

A soft closure will be in place from the school driveway north to Waddell Road, allowing for local traffic and school traffic only.

View the latest road closures and traffic restrictions at surpriseaz.gov/roadwork.

Transportation, road work, Surprise, Cotton Lane

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