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Road construction to effect Fort Campbell Blvd. and Gate 1 area
Fort Campbell – In concert with the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT), the Fort Campbell Department of Public Works has awarded a contract to add a second inbound lane at Gate 1 to match TDOT’s plans to add a second northbound turn lane onto Fort Campbell.
Weather dependent, DPW’s contract work would close Gate 1 for a period not to exceed two weeks beginning Aug. 31st. TDOT’s work is expected to start simultaneously with Fort Campbell’s paving work, however, the north bound left turn lanes may be closed for approximately four weeks.
Milling and paving operations on Highway 41A from 101st Parkway to the Tennessee – Kentucky state line will also begin the week of Aug. 31st. This will require various lane closures. Motorists should expect some temporary delays until this project is completed sometime around Sept. 15th. Changeable message boards will notify motorists of changing road conditions. Motorists are urged to seek an alternate route.
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