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All Departments Administration Corrections Development Services Facilities Management Human Resources Information Technology Library Services Management and Budget Services Natural Resources Management Neighborhood and Human Services Parks and Recreation Public Safety Public Works Veterans Services Waste ServicesWidening improvements to County Road 164 will begin Monday, Aug. 19. Work will take place in three phases and is expected to be completed by Friday, Sept. 20.
Phase A:
Crews will begin widening County Road 164 between Highway 97 and Green Village Road Monday, Aug. 19. This portion of road will be closed to through traffic. Local motorists and school bus traffic will have access to County Road 164. All through traffic will detour from Highway 97, east on Gobbler Road to Green Village Road, then south to County Road 164. Phase A is expected to be completed by Saturday, Aug. 24.
Phase B:
Crews will begin widening County Road 164 from Green Village Road toward County Road 99 Monday, Aug. 26. This portion of road will be open to local traffic only. Through traffic will be detoured north on Green Village Road, east on Gobbler Road, then south on County Road 99 to County Road 164. Phase B is expected to be completed by Friday, Aug. 30.
Phase C:
Crews will begin widening County Road 164 near North Pine Barren Road Tuesday, Sept. 3. Traffic will be reduced to a single lane controlled by a flagging operation. Phase C is expected to be completed by Friday, Sept. 20.
Motorists are encouraged to use caution when traveling through work zones.
For more information on this and other county projects, visit MyEscambia.com/projects.
Road work and route detour for Phase A
Road work and route detour for Phase B
Road work and route detour for Phase C
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