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Town of Hope Mills announces road closure

By Staff Report, posted 1 year ago

In coordination with Diamond Constructors, the Town of Hope mIlls is planning to close a portion of Deaver Circle off of Rockfish Road on Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2024. This closure is required to make the necessary repairs to the road base and the asphalt. 

There will be some additional traffic control measures required for repairs on the upper portion of the street as well. 

The closure is planned to last between 7-10 days depending on weather conditions. The area is prone to water accumulations and may see delays due to rain. 

The Hope Mills Public Works Department encourages anyone with questions to contact them at 910-429-3387. 

Photo provided by: The Town of Hope Mills 
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