Public Works announces road closures due to bridge repair projects

May 4, 2026 12:54 pm

Douglas County Public Works announces two road closures due to bridge repair projects. Both projects began today, May 4. Access will be maintained for nearby properties. The closures are:

N 700 Road, between E 2300 Road and E 2400. The project is expected to take seven weeks.
N 1100 Road, between U.S. 59 Highway and E 1400 Road. Project is expected to take nine weeks.

We appreciate your patience as we work to improve the safety of county roads.

Contact: Karrey Britt, Communications and Media Coordinator, Media Contact Form

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