Coryell County Closes 1.2-Mile Section of CR 267 South of CR 274

The Coryell County Road & Bridge Department posted a formal closure notice for County Road 267 that shut a 1.2-mile segment south of County Road 274, declaring the roadway closed and impassable for a short, scheduled construction window on Feb. 20, 2026. The department identified the affected segment precisely as the stretch beginning immediately south of CR 274 and extending 1.2 miles.

The advisory from the county described the closure as part of a scheduled construction window, with the department characterizing the roadway as impassable during that work period. The Road & Bridge Department used its formal notice process to alert motorists that CR 267 would not be passable where crews were working on Feb. 20, 2026.

The closure affects the county-maintained portion of CR 267 that intersects CR 274; the official notice emphasized the fixed 1.2-mile length of the shutdown. Coryell County's Road & Bridge Department posted the advisory to ensure drivers encountering CR 267 south of CR 274 would be aware that through travel was temporarily halted during the specified construction window.

The department's use of a formal closure notice for this scheduled work underscores its operational role in managing maintenance on county roads such as CR 267. By specifying the 1.2-mile measurement and the location relative to CR 274, the Road & Bridge Department provided the precise corridor subject to the Feb. 20, 2026 closure.

Motorists and local traffic planners who use County Road 267 south of CR 274 should note the department's designation of the road as impassable during the short construction window on Feb. 20, 2026. The notice was posted by Coryell County Road & Bridge Department and applied specifically to the 1.2-mile stretch identified in the advisory.