Highway 90 at the west end of town has reopened six hours after a sudden closure due to bridge damage, thanks to quick community response. The Alpine Police Department confirmed that Skinner’s Drilling provided essential personnel and equipment, which accelerated the repair efforts.
The incident, which involved the bridge being struck earlier today, initially forced a significant detour along Mosely Lane, impacting local traffic and rerouting large trucks to alternate highways. The prompt reopening was facilitated by the collaborative efforts of local authorities and Skinner’s Drilling, minimizing the disruption to the flow of traffic.
Drivers are advised that while the roadway is now open, caution should still be exercised when crossing the recently repaired bridge area. Further updates and details regarding the incident and ongoing traffic advisories will be provided by the Alpine Police Department as they become available.
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