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Haggith Creek crossing on Willow Cale Road re-opening soon

Roads crews will finish paving the Haggith Creek crossing on Willow Cale Road shortly, weather permitting.

The city will re-open the street around noon on March 31st. It’ll be single-lane, alternating traffic.

Serious erosion reduced the road to single-lane in February 2016. The $2.78 million construction project began in September.

The area is still an active construction site and residents are asked to drive cautiously.

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