Section of Dickson Street Closing for Campus Improvements
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – One lane of a section of Dickson Street on the University of Arkansas campus will be closed on a limited basis until June 9 to allow work crews to make improvements to the pavements, curbs, sidewalks and lighting . As shown on Map 1, the westbound lane of Dickson Street will be affected, from the southwest corner of Bell Engineering to the Hillside Auditorium.
From June10 through August 16 the both lanes of Dickson will be closed from Ozark Avenue to the southeast corner of Bell Engineering, as shown on Map 2. Traffic will detour around the construction following designated detour routes.
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