CUMBERLAND COUNTY I-40 [304.4-306.6] from MM 304.4 to MM 306.6 bridge repair and resurfacing: The contractor is scheduled to begin nighttime paving activities beginning on 03/29/26 on I-40. Temporary lane closures will be utilized throughout the project limits for the proposed work on the outside shoulders. Typical work times are Sunday night through Friday morning from 7 PM to 6 AM. Motorists should use caution in the area. [Rogers Group, Inc./Crossville/CNZ290]

CUMBERLAND COUNTY SR-24 [0-0.16] from Putnam County Line to C189 bridge repair: The contractor has started working on the bridge repair on I-40 at MM 304.6 or SR-24 at LM 0.24. The contractor is working behind the guardrail. Once additional work begins, additional lane closures may be necessary. Motorists should use caution in the area. [Rogers Group, Inc./Crossville/CNZ290]

CUMBERLAND COUNTY SR-24 [15.056-15.56] from Crossville city limits to Seventh-Day Adventist Church and School bridge replacement: The contractor has closed SR-24 at LM 15.06 to LM 15.6. This closure will remain in place for the duration of the project. The posted detour is along SR-462 and SR-1. The contractor will be working on general clearing activities and utility work initially. Once initial work is completed, the Contractor will proceed with the replacement of the bridge over the Obed River. Motorists should use caution and utilize the posted detour. RESTRICTIONS: Both lanes of SR-24 are closed at LM 15.06 to LM 15.6.
[Mid-State Construction Company, Inc./Crossville/CNZ206]

CUMBERLAND COUNTY SR-28 (US-127) bridge construction and paving from north of I-40 (LM 17.8) to near Potato Farm Road (LM 22.7): The contractor continues grading activities throughout the project limits. The contractor continues work on Virgil Smith Road at the intersection of SR-28. It is expected to open on 03/27/26. A detour has been posted to utilize Fredonia Road. Temporary lane closures and/or periodic traffic stoppages will be necessary for construction activities. Flaggers and advanced warning signs will accompany any closures. Motorists should use caution when traveling through the work zone as traffic patterns change. [Jones Bros. Contractors, LLC/Crossville/CNV009]

CUMBERLAND AND FENTRESS COUNTY SR-28 (US-127) widening from near N. Lowe Rd (LM 29.2) to north of SR-62 (LM 1.9): The contractor has shifted traffic to phase 2 on the newly constructed portions of SR-28 LM 0.90 to 1.98 in Fentress County. Work will proceed on the existing alignment of SR-28. Flaggers are being used intermittently as needed to control traffic through the work zone. Motorists are encouraged to use caution, be aware of new traffic signs and pavement markings, and watch for construction equipment and personnel throughout the project.
[Jones Bros. Contractors, LLC/Cookeville/CNV300]

PUTNAM COUNTY I-40 [303.6-304.2] from MM 303.6 to MM 304.2 bridge repair and resurfacing: The contractor is scheduled to begin nighttime paving activities beginning on 03/29/26 on I-40. Temporary lane closures will be utilized throughout the project limits for the proposed work on the outside shoulders. Typical work times are Sunday night through Friday morning from 7 PM to 6 AM. Motorists should use caution in the area. [Rogers Group, Inc./Crossville/CNZ290]

PUTNAM COUNTY SR-136 construction from north of the SR-111 interchange to south of the I-40 interchange: The contractor will continue normal working activities throughout the project limits. During this work, temporary lane closures are possible, and flaggers will be present. Pigeon Roost Creek Road is closed at the intersection of SR-136 with detour signs to utilize Bunker Hill Road. Motorists are encouraged to use caution while traveling through the work zone and should be aware of construction equipment adjacent to the roadway.
[Rogers Group, Inc./Cookeville/CNV284]

PUTNAM COUNTY SR-24 (CROSSVILLE HWY.) Utility Work both directions from LM 35.55 to LM 38.09: Eastbound and Westbound Lane closures on SR-24 (Crossville Hwy.) between E. Wilder Ave. and Walker Farm Rd. Motorists should reduce speed and be prepared to stop. Arrow board/message boards, flaggers, and barrels/cones will be present, 11/06/25 through 05/06/2026 from 9 am – 2 pm. [2025-521]

WHITE COUNTY SR-111 [15.25-16.25] from O’Connor Rd to Old Kentucky Rd culvert replacement: The left lane of both the Northbound and Southbound side of SR-111 will be closed until further notice. At this time the contractor will be constructing median crossovers to allow for later work to be completed. Motorists are encouraged to use caution as they approach the work zone, and they should be prepared to stop. Motorists should also be aware of the speed limit reduction in place and follow all signs displayed. [Rogers Group, Inc./Cookeville/CNZ902]

MORGAN COUNTY, SR 62 over Little Clear Creek: Motorists should be alert for possible lane closures at various times through this project. Motorists should be alert for workers present, changing conditions, and use extreme caution through this area.

ROANE COUNTY, I-40 East between Mile Markers 340 and 341: Motorists should be alert for closed shoulders, reduced speeds, and use extreme caution through this project.

ROANE COUNTY, US 27 at SR 61: Motorists should be alert for new traffic patterns and possible lane closures at various times through this project. Motorists should be alert for workers present, changing conditions, and use extreme caution through this area.

ROANE COUNTY, SR 61 between Noe Lane and Blair Road: Motorists should be alert for possible lane closures between the hours of 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. as crews perform turn lane construction.  Motorists should be alert for workers present, expect potential delays, and use extreme caution through this area.

ROANE/ LOUDON COUNTY, SR 95 Bridge over Clinch River: The SR 95 Bridge over the Clinch River is reduced to one lane controlled by a temporary traffic signal through this bridge repair project.  This closure will remain in place around the clock. Motorists should be alert for new traffic patterns, be prepared to stop, expect delays, and use extreme caution through this area.  A wide-load detour is in place.  To avoid delays, motorists should consider alternate routes.