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10/30/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 10/30/2026 09:18

Dougherty Co. SR 133 traffic scheduled to shift 11.4.26

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For Immediate Release
Friday, October 30, 2026
Contact: Nita Birmingham 229.326.5435
District Four Communications
Dougherty County...
SR 133 traffic shift will open access to Spring Flats Road
What: The contractor widening and reconstructing State Route 133 in Dougherty County has scheduled a traffic shift next week, which will remove the Spring Flats Road detour. The traffic shift will start near Gibson Road and end near Wildflower Lane. Northbound and southbound lanes will move into the outside right lanes. The left inside lanes on both sides are closed, but motorists will still have access to side roads.

Where: SR 133, approximately between Gibson Road and Wildflower Lane, Dougherty County.

When: Scheduled Wednesday, Nov. 4.
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