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IDRIVE ARKANSAS CLOSURES DRIVERS

Visit the Arkansas Department of Transportation submission form. Visit the Garland County Road Department.

IDRIVE ARKANSAS CLOSURES DRIVERS

Visit the Report a Concern, Comment or Compliment submission form. Drivers in Fulton County need to take caution, as IDrive Arkansas is reporting. The City of Conway Transportation Department is solely responsible for maintaining approximately 365 miles of local roadways and approximately 60 traffic. All data is current regardless of the date and time an incident is reported on the list. 40/29s John Paul reports breaking news of a wreck that has closed down. When cleared, they are removed from the page. View the current city streets/lane closures at Road Closures Map.įor City maintained streets and alleys refer to Master Street Name List.īefore submitting a report, check the 2022 Paving Program to see if the area is already set to have work completed. Arkansas Highway Routes listed on this page have an incident impacting normal traffic flow. These actions could cause serious flooding. Yard waste such as leaves, grass clippings, or trash should never be disposed of into the drainage system or roadway where storm water could sweep debris into the drainage system. Property outside these areas is the responsibility of the property owner. Services listed above are provided to the public street right-of-way and drainage easements only. include: Hwy 133 in Ashley County near Milo, closed in both directions for 8 miles due to downed trees Hwy 425 in Ashley County north of Hamburg, closed in both () According to maps on iDrive Arkansas, there are multiple road closures in Ashley, Drew, and Chicot counties. Other Drainage related Repairs and Structural Improvement.Removal of Debris and Silt from Storm Drains.

Cleaning and Restructuring Drainage Ditches.Milling – Prepare roads for asphalting – (for Paving Program List call the Engineering Dept., 321-6865).

Drain Box and Inlet Maintenance and Repair.

As well as, maintain the rights-of-way and other public property, assist other departments as needed, provide emergency services during inclement weather, and supports police and fire in emergencies. The division also provides routine drainage system maintenance to promote and improve health and public safety by diverting storm water from the roads leading into Lake Hamilton or Lake Catherine. The Street Division repair and maintain the city streets to provide safe and efficient travel.