Major Road Closure due to Downed Power Lines on Sawdust Road

The Woodlands, TXLocal News

Sawdust Road faces a major closure due to downed power lines following a vehicle accident that occurred around 3 a. m. Precinct 3 crews have been actively managing traffic since 3 a. m. , assisting the Sheriff’s Office and CenterPoint in blocking roads and rerouting traffic.

Motorists should avoid Sawdust Road between Glen Loch Drive and South Millbend Drive and use alternate routes. CenterPoint's repairs are expected to extend into the afternoon, with an estimated reopening not before 10 a. m. on Friday, October 24. Local traffic west of South Millbend Drive is advised to utilize Glen Loch Drive for access to their communities during this disruption.

This incident underscores the critical role of local authorities in ensuring safety and efficient traffic management. The proactive measures taken by Precinct 3 crews demonstrate the importance of immediate response to infrastructure challenges. Such events emphasize the need for residents to stay informed about road conditions and closures.

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