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Crews Completing Road Work In Comox For Next Several Weeks

Tuesday, February 20, 2024 at 7:29 AM

By Jay Herrington

Crews will be completing some road work in Comox for the next several weeks.

Wolf Lake Logging will be conducting some work adjacent to sections of Pritchard and Cambridge roads through April 5th, Monday to Friday, 7am - 5pm.

Crews will be on Pritchard Road ( from Cambridge to Knight) and on Cambridge Road (east of Pritchard).

Traffic will be reduced to single-lane alternating.

Emergency vehicles will have unrestricted access through the site at all times.

Please direct all traffic related inquires to McElhanney: Alex McBride, 250-338-5495.

For details, visit Town of Comox.

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