Macomb County, Michigan — A section of Romeo Plank Road is closed for gas line repairs, disrupting traffic between 27 Mile and 28 Mile roads.
According to the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office, the closure was announced in a public notice posted shortly before the shutdown. Authorities advised drivers to avoid the area while crews complete the necessary utility work.
The affected stretch sits in a busy corridor used by local commuters and service traffic, making the closure likely to cause delays during peak travel times. Officials did not provide an exact reopening time but indicated the road will remain closed until repairs are safely completed.
Drivers are encouraged to seek alternate routes around the closure zone. Nearby parallel roads may see increased congestion as traffic is redirected away from Romeo Plank.
Utility-related road closures can vary in duration depending on the complexity of the repair and safety conditions. Crews typically prioritize restoring service and roadway access as quickly as possible.
Commuters, including students and workers traveling through the northern Macomb County area, may want to plan extra travel time or adjust routes until the road reopens.
No additional hazards or incidents related to the repair were reported as of the latest update.
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