Greenville Road Resurfacing Project Enters New Phase, Expect Lane Closures
A new phase of a $1.7 million road resurfacing project is starting in Greenville, South Carolina. This project will cause lane closures on several streets, including Burn Street, Claussen Avenue, Harris Street, Woodland Way Circle, and Fernwood Lane, from August…
Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, August 3, 2026 —
Greenville, SC – A significant road resurfacing initiative in Greenville is moving into its next phase, prompting anticipated traffic disruptions. The $1.7 million project, aimed at improving local infrastructure, will result in temporary lane closures on multiple city streets.
The affected roadways include Burn Street, Claussen Avenue, Harris Street, Woodland Way Circle, and Fernwood Lane. These closures are scheduled to be in effect daily from August 6th through August 14th.
Drivers should expect these limitations to occur between the hours of 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. each day during the specified period. The project’s new phase is part of a broader effort to enhance the condition of Greenville’s roadways.
The total investment for this resurfacing project is reported to be $1.7 million. Further details regarding specific construction activities or alternative routes were not immediately available. Commuters are advised to allow for extra travel time in these areas or seek alternate routes if possible during the construction hours.
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