The Warren Road bridge over US-23 in Ann Arbor Township is scheduled to stay closed through Nov. 15, one of several closures the Washtenaw County Road Commission (WCRC) posted for Nov. 9 through Nov. 15.
The WCRC’s weekly road work schedule lists bridge closures, lane restrictions and daytime shutdowns across Washtenaw County townships. Weather and other circumstances could affect the work dates, the commission said. Residents can call the WCRC at (734) 761-1500 or visit its current projects page for a map of scheduled primary road projects.
Road and bridge closures
The Warren Road bridge closure over US-23 has a detour in place, according to the WCRC schedule. In Northfield Township, the Main Street bridge between Jennings Road and Tillman Court is scheduled to remain closed through mid-November. In Sylvan Township, Werkner Road between Ivey Road and M-52 is scheduled to remain closed through Nov. 20 for culvert replacement.
The longest closure listed in the weekly schedule belongs to the Sharon Valley Road bridge in Sharon Township, between Sharon Hollow and Meyers roads. That project, which began Oct. 5, is scheduled to continue through October 2027, according to the WCRC schedule.
Lane closures in Ann Arbor Township
Dixboro Road between Arrowhead Drive and Plymouth Road will have lane closures through Nov. 13 for a pathway project. John Niemiec is listed as the project contact. Eastbound M-14 between Newport Road and northbound US-23 Business Route will also have lane closures through Nov. 15.
York Township
Sanford Road between Stony Creek and Willow roads will be closed during daytime hours Nov. 9 through Nov. 13, according to the WCRC schedule.
Ypsilanti area
Lane restrictions at the intersection of McCartney and Grove roads run through Nov. 9. Grove Road between Emerick Street and South Harris Road will have intermittent lane closures with flagging through Nov. 13, according to the WCRC schedule.
Soft surface roads
Primary soft surface roads in York, Saline and Augusta townships will see intermittent lane restrictions Nov. 9 through Nov. 20. Residents can subscribe for road updates on the WCRC website.






