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Hurricane Road Work: Virgin River Bridge Lane Closures Nov. 10–Dec. 30 and 100 South Closed Until May

Hurricane says crews will close one lane at a time on the Virgin River bridge Nov. 10-Dec. 30 for new safety fencing, and 100 South is closed to through traffic until about May 1.

Key takeaway: Hurricane says crews will close one lane at a time on the Virgin River bridge Nov. 10-Dec. 30 for new safety fencing, and 100 South is closed to through traffic until about May 1.

Featured image for Hurricane Road Work: Virgin River Bridge Lane Closures Nov. 10–Dec. 30 and 100 South Closed Until May - Hurricane says crews will close one lane at a time on the Virgin River bridge Nov. 10-Dec. 30 for new safety fencing, and 100 South is closed to through traffic until about May 1.

Digitally rendered close-up of traffic barrels at a lane closure; not a photo of the Hurricane projects.

What Roads Are Affected in Hurricane? Quick Answer

The City of Hurricane has posted two construction notices:

  • Virgin River bridge, Nov. 10 to Dec. 30, 2026. Crews are installing a new fence along the inside of the bridge that connects the Toquerville, LaVerkin and Hurricane areas, plus anti-climb sections on parts of the existing fence. One lane in one direction is closed at a time, on weekdays only, and all lanes reopen by 3 p.m.
  • 100 South, Nov. 2, 2026, to about May 1, 2027. 100 South is closed to through traffic from Main Street to 300 West for a reconstruction project. Local traffic is accommodated.

Virgin River Bridge Work: The Details

According to the city's Nov. 5 notice, the bridge project is a public-safety project: a new fence along the inside portion of the bridge and anti-climb sections added to designated parts of the existing fence.

ItemWhat the city says
StartTuesday, Nov. 10, 2026
Estimated finishWednesday, Dec. 30, 2026
Work daysBusiness days only (Monday–Friday)
Daily cutoffAll lanes reopen and crews leave the bridge by 3 p.m.
Lane closuresOne lane, in one direction at a time
PedestriansSafe pedestrian access maintained throughout
School busesThe 3 p.m. reopening is enforced so afternoon bus routes are not delayed
Questions435-590-9157

The notice says that if weather or other problems threaten the schedule, work may expand to nights or weekends, with at least 24 hours' notice. It does not name the agency that owns the bridge or the contractor.

100 South Reconstruction

The city's Nov. 2 notice says 100 South is closed to through traffic from Main Street to 300 West from November 2, 2026, to approximately May 1, 2027, for the 100 South reconstruction project. Local traffic will be accommodated. The notice does not describe detour routes or the scope of the work. Drivers heading through downtown Hurricane should plan to use parallel streets.

Other Hurricane News

The city is still recovering from October flooding; see our Hurricane flood emergency report for free sandbag sites. On the civic side, our Nov. 5 Hurricane council preview covers the H Hill purchase and police station sale, and our Kachina Ridge hearing report covers development on Highway 59. Neighboring towns are in our LaVerkin and Toquerville guides.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the Virgin River bridge work in Hurricane?

Nov. 10 through an estimated Dec. 30, 2026, on weekdays only. One lane in one direction is closed at a time, and all lanes reopen by 3 p.m.

Why is the Hurricane bridge being worked on?

The city says crews are installing a new fence on the inside of the bridge and adding anti-climb sections to parts of the existing fence to increase public safety.

Can pedestrians cross the bridge during construction?

Yes. The city says safe pedestrian access will be maintained throughout the project.

How long is 100 South closed in Hurricane?

From Nov. 2, 2026, to approximately May 1, 2027, between Main Street and 300 West, for reconstruction. Local traffic is accommodated.

Sources: City of Hurricane News Flash: "Virgin River Bridge Work" (Nov. 5, 2026) and "Road Closure for Reconstruction" (Nov. 2, 2026).

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