Williston
Williston, FL · Traffic & Transit
ocala-news.com
I believe rapid growth is outpacing State Road 200, Ocala’s other infrastructure
Having moved to Ocala over 20 years ago, I understand it’s appeal to all of the newcomers to our beautiful town and to the state of Florida. My specific concern at this point is the rate at which our commissions are allowing us to grow. Traffic is already jamming...
Alachua Chronicle
GRU reduces fuel adjustment charges
GRU is reducing its electric fuel adjustment from 50 to 45 mills and its purchased gas adjustment from 35 to 32 cents per therm beginning Tuesday, Sept. 29. GRU is reducing its electric fuel adjustment from 50 to 45 mills and its purchased gas adjustment from 35 to 32 cents per therm beginning Tuesday, Sept. 29. The post GRU reduces fuel adjustment charges appeared first on Alachua Chronicle .
Alachua Chronicle
FDOT announces nighttime closures on NE Waldo Road next week
Milling and resurfacing on NE Waldo Road from University Avenue to north of 39th Avenue is scheduled to begin early next week. Work will take place during nighttime hours from 8:30 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. The post FDOT announces nighttime closures on NE Waldo Road next week appeared first on Alachua Chronicle .
Independent Florida Alligator
Alachua County Commission addresses road repair concerns
The Alachua County Commission voted against resident-funded repairs to Totem Pole Road and requested a proposal to repair a road in southwest Gainesville Tuesday. In February, residents along Northeast 225th Street and Northeast 69th Avenue, or Totem Pole Road, signed a petition to create a Special Assessment District to resurface the road. A SAD allows residents of an area to pay additional taxes or fees to fund public improvements that benefit their properties.
Ocala Star Banner
SW 66th Street bridge demolition continues on Sept. 21. I-75 affected.
The Florida Department of Transportation says northbound traffic along a portion of Interstate 75 will be temporarily interrupted due to the Southwest 66th Street bridge demolition. Officials said the work will take place Sept. 21-24 between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. If the work is not completed, crews will return on Sept. 27. Traffic will be reduced from three lanes to one approaching the bridge. FDOT asks motorists to cut their speed to 60 mph. Concrete dividers will guide drivers through the work zone. Southbound traffic will not be affected, and all lanes will be opened during the daytime, officials said. Previous coverage: Major makeover coming for SW 66th Street bridge over I-75 The new bridge will be higher and wider. The bridge is part of the state's Moving I-75 Forward Infrastructure Initiative, which covers more than 30 miles between State Road 44 in Sumter County and State Road 326 in Marion County. C ontact Austin L. Miller at austin.miller@starbanner.com This article originally appeared on Ocala Star-Banner: SW 66th Street bridge demolition continues on Sept. 21. I-75 affected.
WCJB
Crash on I-75 in Ocala closes lanes, causes hours-long delays
WCJB
Lane closures, detours planned as crews begin demolition of bridge over I-75 in Marion County
WCJB
Workers drive bridge foundation piles for new I-75 exit in Marion County
Tampa Bay 28
“No Access for Engines, Tankers”: Firefighters assess troubled Citrus County neighborhood’s roads