Traffic Roundabout Construction
Sweeney-Nealy-Hammond Intersection
Traffic Roundabout Construction
Sweeney-Nealy-Hammond Intersection
The cold weather paving has caused some swelling issues on the recently placed asphalt. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as the 633 CES works to improve the infrastructure across JBLE-Langley.
Repair Work Pending
The cold weather paving has caused some swelling issues on the recently placed asphalt. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as the 633 CES works to improve the infrastructure across JBLE-Langley.
DRIVERS MUST KEEP SPEEDS
BELOW 15 MPH!
01–04 May (09–12 May if needed): Asphalt repair at various locations within the roundabout. Read more details here.
Drive slowly as workers will be very close to the driving lanes
Pedestrian Impact
Minimal; recommend walkers avoid the construction area.
Parking Impact
N/A
Traffic Impact
- Minimal; at least 1 lane in any direction will be open during the work.
- Asphalt repair work at the roundabout will take place 01–04 May, from the hours of 0900–1600 (09–12 May will be alternate work dates).
- Safety cones will be placed to remind pedestrians or motorists to proceed with extra caution.
- The speed limit is 15 mph through the construction area to ensure construction worker safety.
How Do Roundabouts Work?
GIVE WAY TO THE PERSON WHO IS ALREADY ON THE ROUNDABOUT.
The first and most important rule of a Roundabout is that you give way to the vehicles that are already occupying it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The new base maps showing the JBLE Roundabout will be released approximately 2-3 weeks following project completion. The project is currently scheduled to be completed by mid-February.
The Fire Department and Security Forces Leadership is aware and in the process of training their people on emergency vehicle procedures and use of the roundabout, both during and following construction.
Please see the final rendering of the roundabout:
June 2023
The disturbed area will be restored with grass and stormwater management features.
15 mph