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County Road 15-A closed

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Jefferson County Road 15-A (Litten Road) is closed for an embankment stabilization project, according to the Jefferson County Engineer’s Office. The closure began recently and will last until 3 p. m. on Friday, prohibiting through traffic. Local officials stress the project's significance for public safety and infrastructure integrity.

Residents are encouraged to use alternative routes during this time. The stabilization work is essential to prevent future hazards linked to unstable embankments. This project is part of broader efforts within Jefferson County to maintain safe road conditions. The county has invested in similar infrastructure projects in the past, focusing on enhancing road safety and durability. These initiatives aim to ensure that local roads can withstand environmental challenges and remain safe for all users.

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