MCARTHUR, Ohio — A bridge closure on Vinton County Road 46, also known as West Junction Road, has been rescheduled to begin at 8 a.m. Monday, Nov. 16, after the project originally planned for late October did not go forward, according to the Vinton County Engineer’s Office.
The road will close to all through traffic for a bridge replacement project covering a 0.3-mile stretch starting at the Ross County line and extending east, Vinton County Engineer Roy DePue announced. The work is being carried out jointly with the Ross County Engineer’s Office, since the bridge sits on the boundary between the two counties.
Local traffic will continue to be maintained east of the project site, and the closure is expected to last through the end of the day Monday, the engineer’s office said.
The engineer’s office thanked residents for their patience while the bridge, described as a critical infrastructure link, is replaced.
The information contained in this story was obtained from the Vinton County Engineer’s Office and the Ross County Engineer’s Office.
