Baltimore County, MD – Drivers traveling near York Road and West Road on Sunday should plan for possible delays as Baltimore County Police activity temporarily slows traffic in the area throughout the afternoon and evening.
According to the Baltimore County Police Department, motorists may encounter intermittent traffic congestion as friends, family, and colleagues gather to pay their respects to Detective Paul Hoke, who recently passed away. The advisory was issued Saturday evening to give residents advance notice.
Police say the traffic impacts are expected Sunday afternoon from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., with a second window Sunday evening from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The affected area includes York Road near West Road, a corridor that typically sees steady local and commuter traffic.
While no full road closures have been announced, drivers should expect slower travel times, brief stoppages, and the presence of uniformed officers directing traffic. Authorities are asking motorists to remain patient and alert while traveling through the area.
Residents are encouraged to consider alternate routes if possible, especially during peak advisory times. Police did not specify the exact locations of memorial-related activity but confirmed the advisory is temporary and limited to Sunday.
The Baltimore County Police Department shared the advisory publicly as a courtesy alert, emphasizing safety for both motorists and those attending the memorial events.
Drivers should monitor local traffic apps and follow posted signage if traveling near York Road, West Road, and surrounding neighborhoods Sunday afternoon and evening.
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