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Jimmie Leeds Road, Galloway

Beginning Monday, May 20 and continuing for approximately one week,  an alternating lane traffic operation will be in effect on Jimmie Leeds Road in Galloway Township between Orange Tree Avenue and Ash Avenue, 7 AM to 2 PM weekdays, weather permitting, for county road work.

Police will be on site during peak traffic hours to assist motorists. Motorists are advised to plan travel time accordingly or seek an alternate route.

 

 

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Jimmie Leeds Road, Galloway

Beginning Tuesday morning, May 7, and continuing for approximately 2 weeks, weather permitting,  an alternating one lane traffic operation will be in effect on Jimmie Leeds Road in Galloway Township between Orange Tree Avenue and Ash Avenue, 7 AM to 2 PM, each weekday, for county road work.

Police will be on site during peak traffic hours to assist motorists. Motorists are advised to plan travel time accordingly or seek an alternate route.

 

 

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Route 9 - Somers Point, Linwood, Northfield and Pleasantville

Please note, the following information has been provided to Atlantic County by the NJ Department of Transportation regarding a current project that may impact county motorists.

Beginning Thursday, May 2, the State Department of Transportation is scheduled to perform milling and paving work on Route 9 between mile post 31.04 in Somers Point and mile post 40.84 in Pleasantville. Periodic shoulder closures and lane shifts may be utilized during day and evening/overnight hours, weather permitting. Access to driveways and side streets will be available at all times.

Motorists may experience minor delays and are advised to plan travel time according or seek alternate routes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Emergency Closing - Nacote Creek Bridge, Port Republic

 

Effective as of 2 PM on Wednesday, March 20, the Nacote Creek Bridge (PR-7), Old New York Road (CR610) over Nacote Creek in Port Republic is closed to all traffic following an interim state inspection that found additional deterioration of the bridge that is scheduled for full replacement by the county beginning later this year.

 

The state has been inspecting the bridge every three months to ensure its safety. Prior to today’s inspection the bridge had last been inspected before the beginning of this year and was not found to be unsafe for travel at that time.

 

Atlantic County has been working with the state Department of Environmental Protection and the Army Corps of Engineers for permitting approvals. Construction was originally scheduled to begin as early as July but will now be delayed for a few months due to the rigors of bridge permitting.

 

A detour will be posted and motorists are advised to plan travel time accordingly.

 

 

 

 

 

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Atlantic County Animal Shelter Access

A portion of Franklin Boulevard in Pleasantville is currently detoured for utility work by South Jersey Gas as part of an environmental remediation project. Those who would like to access the Atlantic County Animal Shelter at 240 Old Turnpike in Pleasantville should do so by way of Main Street and Old Turnpike.
 
Motorists may turn east on Old Turnpike from Main Street and proceed past the detour sign at Madison Avenue. Then continue on Old Turnpike across Franklin Boulevard to the shelter.

The current detour is expected to remain in place for the next several months. Signs have been posted to direct motorists to the Animal Shelter.

For more information or updates about the remediation project visit: www.pleasantvillemgp.com

 

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