Ecusta trail temporarily closed for debris removal

Ecusta Trail Temporarily Closed for Debris Removal

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October 3, 2024

Henderson, NC – The Ecusta Trail is currently closed as a contractor has begun clearing storm debris from the area. The Henderson County government has announced that the trail is unsafe for public use during this time.

The cleanup operation follows recent storm activity that has left debris on the trail, posing potential hazards to those who might use it. Authorities are urging the public to avoid the trail until further notice to ensure safety.

This closure is essential for crews to efficiently and safely remove the debris and restore the trail to a usable condition. The public’s cooperation is appreciated in adhering to the closure and staying updated for any future announcements regarding the trail’s reopening.

The Henderson County government has not provided a specific timeline for when the trail will be accessible again. Residents and visitors are encouraged to remain informed through official channels for the latest updates on the trail’s status.

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Phil Stilton

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