Winston Salem Times

A contractor will be closing the southbound lane of Jonestown Road in Winston-Salem for water system improvements. The closure will take place between Flintfield Drive and Preston Downs Way on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. starting Monday, Jan. 22. The work is expected to be completed by Friday, Feb. 2, weather permitting.

According to the city, the contractor will be responsible for all traffic control during the closure. Flaggers will be deployed to ensure the safety of motorists. The city is urging drivers to plan for alternate routes during this time.

In a statement, the city said, "We understand that this closure may cause inconvenience for some motorists, but it is necessary to improve our water system. We appreciate the public's cooperation and understanding."

For more information about the closure, the city encourages residents to contact CityLink at citylink@cityofws.org or call 336-727-8000. Additional information can also be found on the city's website at cityofws.org/citylink. Residents are also encouraged to subscribe to the Alert Center and News Flash for Utilities updates at cityofws.org/notifyme.

This lane closure is part of ongoing efforts by the city to improve its infrastructure and ensure the delivery of high-quality water to its residents. The city remains committed to providing safe and reliable services to its citizens.

As the closure begins, motorists are advised to stay updated on any changes or updates by visiting the city's website or contacting CityLink. The city will continue to provide updates as the project progresses and will notify residents of any changes or delays.

In the meantime, drivers are advised to plan for potential delays and consider using alternate routes to avoid congestion. The city appreciates the patience and understanding of residents as they work to improve the water system.

Remember to subscribe to the city's Alert Center and News Flash for Utilities updates to receive the latest information on this lane closure and other important updates from the city.

Stay informed and stay safe.