road closure

The Youngsville and LCG are moving forward with plans to improve Bonin Road, and that will require a minor inconvenience for some of us.

This is a big week for road construction that is scheduled to happen on the two interstates that run through Lafayette - Interstate 10 and Interstate 49.

Construction across the Hub City has been as hot as our summer and it continues with more road improvement projects as we transition to the Fall.

Officials with the City of Scott said that to properly stripe the detour road, conditions must be dry.

The light at the end of the tunnel is becoming more and more visible.

As the City of Youngsville continues to grow, from time to time we'll find temporary minor inconveniences that must occur in the name of progress.

Road construction continues in Lafayette as projects on Ambassador Caffery Parkway and Interstate 10 seek to make those roadways much more passable.

Road construction continues in Lafayette and on Interstate 10 this summer as DOTD crews continue to address certain areas of the Hub City one by one and continue to work towards the completion of the I-10 Widening Project.

Construction on various roads in Lafayette continues this week as much needed repairs are being made in efforts to make our roads as safe as possible to drive.

UPDATE- All Lanes on US 90 are now open.

The intersection of S. Hugh Wallis and E. Kaliste Saloom Roads is closed for one week through May 5 to repair concrete panels.

The highway will be closed until further notice.

The department will be installing drainage which will require the 600 block of W Broussard to close beginning Monday, September 21

The interstate is closed from the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge all the way to the Texas border at the Sabine River.

The eastbound lanes of I-10 are open through Acadiana this morning after being closed for most of Tuesday.

Detour routes have been posted forcing drivers north to US 190 and then to I-49 south.

State Police say confusing social media posts have created a lot of concerns about closing roads and the state border.

The official detour is I-49 North to Opelousas and then US 190 East to Baton Rouge.

Growing pains are never easy, but the benefits to be reaped after the inconvenience are well worth the wait. Right? (Kaliste Saloom Rd, I'm referring to you!)

Following the heavy rains from thunderstorms Thursday morning, the following roads are closed and will reopen as soon as conditions improve.