(KAIR)--A bridge replacement project is underway in Jefferson County, with the Commission, this week, provided with an update regarding the work, including the timeline for the affected roadway closure.
The update, according to the unofficial Jefferson County Commission meeting minutes from Monday, was provided by County Public Works Director, Ben Domann.
Domann, the minutes say, told the County Commissioners the work on the McCall Drive bridge began April 21, with the bridge now demolished.
Domann informed the Commission that the bridge will remain out of service for around 3-months.
Domann, citing the contractor on the bridge project, told the Commissioners the new bridge will be double that of the former bridge, spanning 120 feet.
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