A couple closures coming to Fernie

Fernie drivers can expect some closures over the next couple days.

A portion of McLeod Avenue will be closed until 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 11 for utility service installations underway on the west side of the highway.

Drivers are asked to use McDonald Avenue and Sparling Road to access properties west of the road closure.

A closure is also in place behind the aquatic centre.

The roadway behind the pool will be closed to all traffic while contractors connect underground utility services for the EVR Summit Centre.

That closure is expected to be in place until Nov. 18.


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