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Work extended by an extra day on US 84/183 to remove bridge

March 26, 2018 at 3:18 pm brownwoodnewsstaff
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Brownwood News – As progress continues on the construction of a new Fort Worth & Western Railroad bridge crossing over US 84/183 between Early and Zephyr, motorists can expect delays and detours to continue on March 27, 2018.

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The contractor has requested an additional day to complete demolition of the temporary bridge, so TxDOT is planning to close US 84/183 again on Tuesday, March 27, between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m, weather permitting. Motorists will once again need to follow the detour between Blanket and Zephyr.

Since major construction of the new bridge is now complete and open to railroad operation, crews will be dismantling the temporary bridge that was constructed last year. All dates are dependent on the weather.

Travelers heading out of Brownwood/Early towards Zephyr/Goldthwaite will be detoured to US 67/377 to Blanket, then south on FM 1467 to Zephyr.

Travelers heading towards Brownwood/Early from Zephyr/Goldthwaite will be detoured to FM 1467 to Blanket, then into Early on US 67/377.

As the length of the detour is approximately 20 miles, travelers should allow substantially more time to reach their destinations.

The new railroad bridge will allow US 84/183 to be widened from two to four, 12-foot lanes with the addition of a center left turn lane, removing the bottleneck by matching the existing four-lane roadway on either side of the bridge. Construction of the $12.4 million project is expected to be completed this summer.

TxDOT’s Brownwood District includes Brown, Coleman, Comanche, Eastland, Lampasas, McCulloch, Mills, San Saba and Stephens counties.

For news media inquiries, contact [email protected] or (325) 643-0413.

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