Jackson township police department. — Jackson Township Police Department.

JACKSON, N.J. — Whitesville Road will face daily closures this week, starting Monday, as construction crews conduct roadway work, according to local authorities.

The road will be closed to all traffic, except for emergency vehicles, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, November 25-27. The roadway will reopen at the end of each day.

However, beginning Monday, December 2, Whitesville Road is expected to close indefinitely to allow crews to complete the project. At that time, the road will be fully impassable to all vehicles, including emergency responders, officials said.

Drivers, employees, and first responders have been advised to plan alternative routes during the closures.

Further updates on the reopening of the roadway have not been provided.

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