Old Taylor Road closed overnight at County Road 300 intersection
Old Taylor Road was set to close at County Road 300 late Friday, adding another overnight road alert after a run of closures and reopenings across Lafayette County.

Old Taylor Road was set to close at the County Road 300 intersection around 11:45 p.m. Friday and remain shut until Saturday, the Lafayette County Sheriff's Office announced in a road alert tied to Oxford and Lafayette County. County Road 332 was mentioned in the same notice, putting another local route on the county’s overnight closure list.
The Old Taylor Road alert came amid a string of sheriff’s office road updates that kept changing the county’s travel map over several days. A general road closure update went out July 16 and 17, after earlier closure notices on July 13 and July 15. Those alerts included a road closure slated for July 14, another road closure post on July 15, and the July 16 update that said County Road 332 was back open while Cutoff Road was scheduled to close the next day.

For drivers in Oxford and the surrounding parts of Lafayette County, the pattern meant repeated changes to routine routes rather than a single isolated shutdown. Old Taylor Road is one of the roads that connects traffic through the Oxford area, and the new closure at County Road 300 added an overnight interruption to a corridor already appearing in the sheriff’s office’s rolling notices.
The latest alert did not spell out the reason for the Old Taylor Road shutdown, but it did set a clear window: beginning around 11:45 p.m. Friday and lasting until Saturday. With County Road 332 named alongside Old Taylor Road in the same post, the sheriff’s office signaled that the disruptions were still shifting and that drivers moving through Lafayette County should expect more changes to the road network before the weekend settled in.
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