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Expect traffic delays on 15th Street as road paving begins

Denise ParrishDenise Parrish1 min read7 months ago
Orange and white construction drums lined up along 15th Street in front of AU Medical Center
The DOT improvements along 15th Street continue as paving begins Monday, Aug. 12.

Asphalt paving on 15th Street between Laney-Walker Boulevard and the John C. Calhoun Expressway is scheduled to begin Monday, Aug. 12, and last through the week.

Please be prepared for intermittent single-lane closures during the day affecting eastbound and westbound traffic. You may want to consider alternate routes in and around the Health Sciences Campus if you have options. Otherwise, please consider adding time to your daily commute to stay on schedule.

Kindly share this information with patients, guests and visitors as appropriate.

This work should be finished on Friday, Aug. 16, weather permitting.

For more information about projects affecting our campuses, please visit the new Pardon Our Progress page on Jagwire.

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Denise Parrish is Senior Communications Strategist for Operations at Augusta University. Contact her to schedule an interview on this topic or with one of our experts at 706-721-9566 or mparrish@augusta.edu.

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