LATEST ROAD CLOSURES FROM TxDOT BRYAN DISTRICT

Mark Whitehead Send an email August 28, 2017
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Damage from heavy rains to the concrete embankment on Highway 290 loop at the Blinn College / FM 389 exit. Eastbound lane of 290 has one lane closed.

From TxDOT:

This afternoon, Monday, August 28, 2017, the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) will close one lane adjacent to the damaged retaining wall on the US 290 Frontage Road.  This is the westbound lane on the south side of US 290 between FM 389 and the FM 389 exit ramp.  To access this section of frontage road, motorist will need to use the frontage road on the north side of US 290 to Old Mill Creek Road. This closure will remain in place until repairs to the retaining wall are complete.  TxDOT appreciates everyone’s patience during this closure.

TxDOT - BRYAN DISTRICT FLOODING

Update - Monday 8/28/2017 8AM

 

GRIMES COUNTY

FM 1774 closed at Caney Creek (Bufflake Bottom)
FM 1227 closed from CR 421 to Wallace Pack Unit
FM 244 closed at Gibbons Creek
FM 3090 at Rock Creek
SH 30 @ Gibbons Creek
FM 1486 @ Garretts Creek
FM 2620 @ CR 146
FM 2819 @ Garretts Creek
FM 362 @ Beason Creek

Burleson County

FM 1362 south is closed
FM 50 is closed in Clay due to flood damage
FM 50 at Buffalo Creek
FM 1361 is closed at Davidson Creek
Milam County

FM 908 south of US 77 @ Brushy Creek
FM 487 @ San Gabriel River
FM 486 south of Thorndale @ Brushy Creek
Washington County

FM 1371 near the County line
FM 332 at mill creek and mill creek relief structure, closed from Salem Rd to Adamek Rd
FM 1155 in between FM 2447 and FM 2193 near New Year’s Creek
FM 2447 at new Year’s Creek to Red Gully
FM 2935 at new Year’s Creek
FM 2780 near Christian Cemetery Rd
Walker County

SH 30, water over the road west of San Jacinto Tributary and McGary Creek.
FM 3179 closed due high water
FM 2989 closed at Bedias Creek
FM 2929 closed at Mays Creek due to high water
FM 2296 closed at Shepherd Creek due to high water
FM 1375 East at Winters Bayou closed due to high water
FM 1791 from FM 3179 to SH 30
FM 1374 at Subblefield Creek Road
FM 247 at Hadley Creek and Nelson Creek
FM 3478 approaching the Trinity River
Brazos County

FM 974 is closed at Ferrell Creek
FM 1179 at Grassbur
FM 30 between SH 6 and Veterans Park

 

Madison County

FM 1372 at Kickappo Creek
FM 247 @ Bedias Creek
SH 75 @ Bedias Creek
We encourage everyone to visit DriveTexas.org or call 800-452-9292 to check on road closures and conditions.  Another great tool is to follow us on Twitter/TxDOTBryan.

If you see barricades or flooded road, please do not go around them and do not attempt to cross the road-Remember: Turn Around; Don’t Drown.

Penalties if you disobey warning signs and drive around barriers blocking flooded roads include a fine of up to $2,000, up to 180 days in jail or both.

 

 

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Mark Whitehead Send an email August 28, 2017
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17 Comments

  2. Dont come back yet. Flooding expected in areas of LJ that officials originally thought would be ok.

  5. Is Highway 290 open from Austin to Houston? Also, what is the condition of I45 from Houston to Galveston> Thanks.

  8. I am staying in a hotel in a Waco and want to get back to my house in Lake Jackson. I know Lake Jackson Held up pretty well. Is there a route that i can take to get back? There are so many road closures and I am
    Not from this area that a I can’t figure out if I can get back yet. Thanks

  11. I need a route that I can take from Covington, LA to get to two areas on the north side of Houston…I need to get to Kingwood, Texas and then also to Spring, Texas…I know that many roads are closed and I know I may not be able to get in right away but as soon as possible I need an alternate route to these two locations and I am coming from Louisiana (almost to Mississippi—I am at the toe of the “boot” ) Please advise what is my best options.

  13. Is there any roads to travel to get to orange from corpus Christi? My husband’s trying to get home from down there.

  14. That is what concrete will do. Adopt a greener approach when you make repairs, please, which will absorb more water and help with run off. Say NO to comcrete!

    1. I am a fan of green too! However, 3:1 slopes is max before it is a constant maintenance repair for eroded ground slopes; grass can’t grow, and just washes away. That would present a whole new set of issues. Slope pavement was the only way this time.

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