The Florida Department of Transportation has issued a number of traffic advisories for Bay County. According to an agency news release, the following roads will experience lane closures and delays as a result of these projects:
U.S. 231 resurfacing from County Road 2301 to North Campflowers Road
Drivers will encounter nighttime north and southbound lane closures June 15-20 from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. for paving operations.
U.S. 98 construction from west of Tyndall Drive-Airey Avenue to east of Louisiana Avenue
Drivers will encounter lane closures near the Tyndall Drive-Airey Avenue (main) gate at Tyndall AFB through July.
U.S. 98 (15th Street) resurfacing from east of the 23rd Street Flyover to Jenks Avenue
Drivers will encounter nighttime lane closures June 16-22 from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. for sidewalk and signalization activities.
U.S. 98 widening from Mandy Lane to east of Nautilus Street
Construction work will temporarily close Mandy Lane north of the U.S. 98 (Panama City Beach Parkway) intersection June 16-20. Construction crews will be reconstructing the roadway entrance at Mandy Lane.
Drivers requiring access to Frank Brown Park may detour by turning north onto North Pier Park Drive and then west into Frank Brown Park.
State Road (SR) 390 widening from 23rd Street to Baldwin Road
Drivers on 23rd Street may experience an outside (right) lane closure, east of Michigan Avenue, between 8 p.m. June 18 and 6 a.m. June 19. Crews will be installing foundations for new roadway signage.
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SR 390 Bridge Rehabilitation over Mill Bayou
SR 390 drivers will experience brief travel delays near the Mill Bayou Bridge June 15-21. Crews will be delivering materials needed for the reconstruction of the bridge.
SR 392A (Hutchison Boulevard) resurfacing from U.S. 98A to U.S. 98A
Motorists will encounter intermittent nighttime lane closures June 16-22 for concrete operations.
This article originally appeared on The News Herald: Bay County, Florida: Road projects could lead to traffic delays