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The Virginia Department of Transportation and Albemarle County are partnering to host a town hall meeting on tree-trimming work needed along the Route 22/Route 231 corridor from Shadwell to Gordonsville.
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The Interstate 64 westbound left lane will be closed at mile marker 110 on Tuesday for emergency shoulder repairs. Between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., traffic will be reduced to one lane at the Mechums River bridge in Albemarle County.
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Virginia State Police Trooper P.J.B. Serkes is investigating the two-vehicle crash that occurred at approximately 12:39 p.m. Tuesday (June 30) in Albemarle County. The crash occurred on Interstate 64 near the 104 mile marker.
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The Virginia Department of Transportation will close a portion of Route 692 (Plank Road) in western Albemarle County at8 a.m. Wednesday to replace a failed drainage pipe.
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Tree trimming will require alternating lane closures on Route 250 (Ivy Road) in western Albemarle County on Wednesday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.
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The Virginia Department of Transportation and Albemarle County will host a briefing for major employers along the Route 29 corridor Wednesday morning at the Doubletree Hotel.
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Construction will begin Monday, May 11 on the Route 677 (Broomley Road) bridge over the Buckingham Branch Railroad, located off Route 250 (Ivy Road) in western Albemarle County.
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The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for a region stretching from Augusta County to Page County in the Shenandoah Valley and over into Albemarle County and Nelson County in Central Virginia that is in effect from 2 p.m. Sunday into the overnight hours.
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The Charlottesville-UVA-Albemarle County Emergency Communications Center announced that Kirby Felts the Regional Emergency Management Coordinator has been awarded the Warren E. Trent Achievement Award for Professionalism in Emergency Management.
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Guardrail and cable barrier work scheduled for today and tomorrow will close the left lane of Interstate 64 westbound in western Albemarle County.
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