Clayton County announces 120-day closure of Battle Creek Road for repairs

Jeffrey E. Turner Chairman at Clayton County
Jeffrey E. Turner Chairman at Clayton County
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Clayton County officials announced on May 22 that a section of Battle Creek Road will be closed for 120 days, from Monday, June 1 to Tuesday, September 29, to allow for road work and improvements. The closure will begin at Valley Hill Road from Autumn Drive to the intersection of Battle Creek Road and Tara Boulevard.

The closure is expected to cause delays for motorists in the area. Traffic control measures and signage will be in place throughout the duration of the project to guide drivers safely around the work zone. Residents and businesses within the affected area will still have access to their homes and services such as mail delivery, emergency response, and trash collection.

Drivers are encouraged by county officials to plan alternate routes ahead of time, follow posted detours, exercise caution while traveling near construction zones, and avoid the area if possible. The designated detour route directs traffic down Valley Hill Road to Tara Boulevard; travelers can then reach Battle Creek Road by following State Route 138 and Jonesboro Road. Those traveling on Battle Creek Road who need access to Valley Hill Road should turn left onto Tara Boulevard before making a right onto Valley Hill Road.

For more information about Clayton County Transportation and Development projects or updates related to this closure, residents can visit the Clayton County government website.

Media representatives seeking additional details may contact Communications Administrator Valerie L. Fuller through an online media inquiry form or by calling 770-473-3834.



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