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***Attention*** All American Gate Closure Scheduled for 5 a.m. Monday, July 2702 Jul 2026 12:38
The All American Gate – the main entrance to Fort Bragg – will close at 5 a.m. on Monday, July 27 to make needed repairs to the roadway. Construction is expected to take 24 months. The repairs will include replacement of the Gruber Road bridge and major repair of roadbed settlement on All American Freeway near the Rock Merritt Road exit. AAF will close from the All American Gate to Zabitosky Street in both inbound and outbound directions. We expect the construction to take up to 24 months. We plan for the All-American Visitor Center to remain open but the All-American Freeway Access Control Point will be closed, and visitors will have to use other gates to gain access to the installation. The most convenient way for Non-DOW ID cardholders to request a visitor pass is online at https://home.army.mil/bragg/, select the Online Visitor Pass link on the right. Additional manpower will be added to other gates to accommodate increased traffic. We expect added traffic at the nearest alternative gates, Yadkin Road, Rock Merritt Avenue, and Canopy Lane to the south, and Honeycutt Road, R. Miller Street, and Butner Road to the north. Some hours at other gates will be extended to accommodate additional traffic. The construction is being done through Fort Bragg’s partnership with the N.C. Department of Transportation under an Inter-Governmental Service Agreement or IGSA. Fort Bragg uses NCDOT's expertise to design and manage certain highway construction and maintenance projects on the post while the Army pays for the work. We suggest you practice alternative routes to your destination on post now to familiarize yourself with options and traffic flow before the closure. Also, use your favorite navigation app with traffic turned on so that you can see issues and delays before you make you decision on gate usage. Use DriveNC.Gov and click on Closures, Roadwork and Incidents to see all the construction and delays in the Fort Bragg area. My Army Post App now has real-time traffic to see the status of your favorite gates During construction, check the Fort Bragg website and follow our Facebook page and MAPA for updates on work, detours and traffic flow.
***NEW*** Update for All American Freeway Construction and Gate Closure, 5 a.m. July 27, 2026
Q: When are we closing the All American Freeway?
A: The All American Gate and Gruber Bridge will close at 5 a.m. on Monday, July 27. We will be working with N.C. Department of Transportation to address needed improvements on All-American Freeway.
Q: What work is being done and how long will it take?
A: The repairs will include replacement of the Gruber Road bridge and major repair of roadbed settlement on All American Freeway near the Rock Merritt Road exit. AAF will close from the All American Gate to Zabitosky Street in both inbound and outbound directions. We expect the construction to take up to 24 months.
Q: So what is closing?
A: We plan for the All-American Visitor Center to remain open but the All-American Freeway Access Control Point will be closed, and visitors will have to use other gates to gain access to the installation. The closure will be from the All American Gate to Zabitosky Street in both inbound and outbound directions. Gruber Road will have a detour at the All American Freeway overpass.
Q: Where do we enter the post once the All American Gate closes?
A: Additional manpower will be added to other gates to accommodate increased traffic. We expect added traffic at the nearest alternative gates, Yadkin Road, Rock Merritt Avenue, and Canopy Lane to the south, and Honeycutt Road, R. Miller Street, and Butner Road to the north. Some hours at other gates will be extended to accommodate additional traffic.
Q: What can I do to prepare?
A: : We suggest you practice alternative routes to your destination on post now to familiarize yourself with options and traffic flow before the closure. Also, use your favorite navigation app with traffic turned on so that you can see issues and delays before you make you decision on gate usage. Use DriveNC.Gov and click on Closures, Roadwork and Incidents to see all the construction and delays in the Fort Bragg area. MAPA now has real-time traffic to see the status of your favorite gates
Q; What is an Inter-Governmental Service Agreement and why is it important?
: An IGSA allows us to partner with our state and local governments to leverage their expertise and contracting systems to award and manage services for Fort Bragg, For road maintenance, we’ve partnered with the North Carolina Department of Transportation. The NCDOT has 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 a 40-60% cost savings. That means we can get almost double the work done bringing Fort Bragg’s roads up to standard faster.
Q: How can visitors get an installation pass?
A: The most convenient way for Non-DOW ID cardholders to request a visitor pass is online at https://home.army.mil/bragg/, select the Online Visitor Pass link on the right. The All-American Visitor Center will remain open but visitors will have to use other gates to drive onto the installation. The closure will be from the All American Gate to Zabitosky Street in both inbound and outbound directions. Gruber Road will have a detour at the All American Freeway overpass.
