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US-89/91 Overnight Closure Scheduled for Wellsville on Sept. 10

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According to a September 8 statement, UDOT scheduled an overnight closure on US-89/91 in Wellsville for September 10 to relocate a sign. The closure will occur between Main Street and Center Street.

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  • US-89/91 will close overnight between Main Street and Center Street in Wellsville from 10 p.m. Sept. 10 to 5 a.m. Sept. 11.
  • The closure is necessary to relocate an overhead variable message sign.
  • A detour is available through Wellsville via Main Street and Center Street.
  • The RCUT project is scheduled for completion in mid-September.

A planned overnight closure was scheduled for US-89/91 in Wellsville on Thursday, Sept. 10, according to a September 8 statement. The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) scheduled the closure between Main Street (SR-101) and Center Street (SR-23) from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. Friday, Sept. 11, to relocate an overhead variable message sign (VMS).

Daytime construction was expected to remain in place during the project. Drivers were advised to use Main Street (SR-101) and Center Street (SR-23) as a detour through Wellsville. Officials stated that drivers should follow the posted detour route and adhere to local speed limits.

The RCUT project was scheduled for completion in mid-September. Construction schedules were subject to change.

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