Prattville Closes Bridge Street Between Maple and Main March 2 to 5

The City of Prattville announced that Bridge Street — the segment between Maple Street and Main Street downtown — will be closed daily from 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. March 2 through March 5 while Urban Management removes lights and arches from the bridge. The daytime closure will block vehicle traffic across that block during the four-day maintenance window.

City of Prattville officials framed the notice as a formal traffic advisory: "This is an official government update affecting local traffic." The notice specifies the closure applies each day of the March 2–5 span and identifies Urban Management as the party carrying out removal of the bridge lights and arches.

Separate City of Prattville advisories carried on local outlets show the municipality coordinates both maintenance closures and event-related street closures in downtown Prattville. A City notice republished on the Elmore-Autauga News site for a past event stated, "West Main Street to S. Court Street will be closed starting at 3:00 p.m. to prepare for Music on Main," and added that "No cars will be allowed to park downtown after 3:00 p.m. Cars parked downtown should be moved before closing, so your departure is not delayed or compromised." That same Elmore-Autauga News post noted, "Bridge Street will be closed nightly from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m." for the October event, underscoring that the March daytime maintenance is a distinct, separate action.

Elmore-Autauga News lists a local contact phone number for the site at (334) 285-1299 and shows the outlet regularly republishes notices "From The City of Prattville," providing a local channel where downtown closures and event schedules are posted. The Elmore-Autauga News page also references downtown events such as Music on Main and the Parade of Pumpkins in its event reminders, illustrating how the city coordinates traffic notices with seasonal programming.

The March 2–5 closure affects downtown travel during morning and early afternoon hours; Urban Management’s removal of lights and arches is the only work described in the advisory. No detour routes, pedestrian-access changes, or reinstallation plans for the lights and arches were specified in the posted notice. Motorists and businesses that rely on the Maple-to-Main block for deliveries or customer access should plan for the 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. closures on each of the four days.