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ALERT!--- East Manchester Road Is Temporarily Closed Between NC-87 and Clay Target Center Road For Flooding---ALERT!
08 Jul 2025 19:03
As of 2:49 p.m. on Tuesday, July 8, 2025, Fort Bragg has issued an alert to avoid East Manchester Road. East Manchester Road is temporarily closed between NC-87 and Clay Target Center Road for flooding. Fort Bragg’s Clay Target Center remains accessible via NC-210. Seek alternative routes until further notification. Fort Bragg will continue to monitor and update on social media for the latest conditions. If you encounter flooded roads on or off post, "Turn Around, Don't Drown." Continue to follow Fort Bragg's social media to receive the latest updates on Fort Bragg's road conditions.
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ALERT!---Update Tuesday, July 8, 1:25 p.m.-- Morrison Bridge Road remains temporarily closed at both ends due to flooding. Seek alternative routes until further notification. ---ALERT!
08 Jul 2025 17:29
As of 10:41 on Monday July 7, Fort Bragg has issued an alert to avoid Morrison Bridge Road. Conditions continue as of Tuesday, July 8, 1:25 p.m. Fort Bragg will continue to monitor and update on social media for latest conditions. Morrison Bridge Road is temporarily closed at both ends due to flooding. Seek alternative routes until further notification. If you encounter flooded roads on or off post, "Turn Around, Don't Drown." Continue to follow Fort Bragg's social media to receive the latest updates on Fort Bragg's road conditions.
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Road Closure: Ardennes Street Between Merrill Street and Zabitosky Road, July 14-28, 2025
07 Jul 2025 14:17
Fort Bragg will close Ardennes Street between Merrill Street and Zabitosky Road on July 14-28, 2025, to repair piping. Detours are: From the east- Take one-way on Zabitosky to right on Gruber Road to right on Merrill Street to Ardennes Street. From the west- Turn right on Merrill Street, left on Gruber Road, and left on Moseby to Ardennes Street. Access to Bank Hall, the Special Warfare Museum and nearby facilities will remain. Please seek alternative routes to avoid delays. Dates of construction are weather dependent.
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Manchester Road Closure: June 1 – August 31, 2025
18 Jun 2025 14:21
From around June 1 - August 31, Manchester Road from Morganton Rd to Morrison Bridge Rd will be closed for full-depth reclamation, the entire reconstruction of the roadbed. Military access will be maintained, but general traffic will need to seek alternate routes. This project is designed to significantly improve road conditions, ensuring a smoother, safer drive for years to come. Planning your commute from Moore County’s Southern Pines area: With the closure occurring, now is the perfect time to start seeking alternate routes. While motorists will naturally disperse, here are a few potential options to consider: Southern Routes: • Morganton Rd– King Rd – Plank Rd • NC 211 – King Rd – Plank Rd Northern Routes: • US 1-NC 690 – Morrison Bridge – Manchester • US 1-NC 24/27 – NC 87 Stay Informed. Keep an eye on official updates regarding this project. We will announce road projects on our Facebook page, website, and the MAPA App. Links are here: https:/www.facebook.com/FortBraggPAO/. https://home.army.mil/bragg/roads. https://home.army.mil/bragg/. MAPA is available in your phone’s app store. We’ve partnered with the North Carolina Department of Transportation with an Intergovernmental Service Agreement (IGSA). The NCDOT has the technical expertise for design, construction, and contracting to take our projects from an idea through design to construction. Using the NCDOT, we’ve seen about 40-60% cost savings. This means more road repairs, faster. As construction progresses, additional guidance may be provided to help ensure a seamless transition for local commuters. Change is coming—get ready to embrace the smooth pavement ahead See Map Below:
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