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2011 Camp Jeep
Oct 13th
The 2011 Denver Auto Show has some fun things to do as well, at the Camp Jeep exhibit attendees have the opportunity to experience the extreme off-road capabilities of Jeep vehicles right on the Show floor! From rolling over rocks, climbing hills, and splashing through water, Camp Jeep will take attending the Show to a whole new level.
Bridge of Lions to be closed for waterline repairs
Sep 25th
Closing will affect traffic on
Thursday and Friday nights, September 27 & 28
Thursday and Friday nights, September 27 & 28
The Bridge of Lions will be closed for extended periods over night on Thursday and Friday, September 27 and 28 to allow the City of St. Augustine to perform necessary water line repairs under the roadway at the base at the western approach to the bridge.
On Thursday night, only one lane of traffic will be closed with vehicles allowed to cross in alternating directions. On Friday night, the bridge will be closed to traffic in both directions. The duration of the lane closures on both nights is from 9:00pm until 6:00am the following morning.
The closing schedule is:
• Thursday, September 27 from 9:00pm until 6:00am on Friday, September 28.
One lane of traffic will be open in alternating directions.
• Friday, September 28 from 9:00pm until 6:00am on Saturday, September 29.
Bridge will be closed to all traffic in both directions.
For more information, call the Public Works Department at 904.825.1040.
Source: City of St. Augustine
St. Johns County Road and Bridge Department to Improve the Safety and Accessibility of North Beach Subdivision
Sep 3rd
The St. Johns County Road and Bridge Department is scheduled to begin construction on Oak Street in the North Beach Subdivision of Anastasia Island on September 4. The work is estimated to be complete in approximately four weeks.
The project consists of paving Oak Street between 12th St. and 13th St. and correcting the alignment of the existing pavement between 13th St. and 14th St. The improvements made to Oak Street will allow greater accessibility for public and emergency response vehicles, increased visibility of children and pedestrians, and create a safer traffic path for residents whose driveways meet Oak Street.
By paving the uneven dirt section of Oak Street, the County will also eliminate costly grating maintenance. During construction, short periods of road closings are anticipated. Signs will be posted to assist in redirecting through traffic.
Source: St. Johns County
