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Queen Mary Highway Eastbound Lane Closure

The Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority informs the motoring public that section I of the eastbound lane of Queen Mary Highway (Centerline Road) will be closed starting Friday, April 4, at 9 a.m. as part of the Queen Mary Highway Electrical Undergrounding Project.  The westbound lane will remain open.

Lane closure. (Water and Power Authority)

The affected area will extend on the eastbound lane from Castle Burke community traffic light through the Aureo Diaz Heights intersection before the Superior Court of the Virgin Islands. This closure is necessary as WAPA transitions the power distribution for Feeder 9B from overhead to underground, enhancing the reliability and resilience of the electrical system.

Detour signs will be posted to direct motorists safely to alternate routes. Drivers should anticipate possible delays, follow all posted signage, and comply with instructions from flaggers and traffic management personnel.

WAPA will issue additional public notices as the project progresses along Queen Mary Highway (Centerline Road). The Authority apologizes for any inconvenience and appreciates the community’s patience and cooperation as we work to strengthen the territory’s electrical distribution and transmission system.

The Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority Communication’s department is committed to reaching, informing, and connecting with the youngest members of the community to the eldest, through meaningful, transparent and effective communication.

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