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Franklin Today
By the People, for the People
Temporary Detour Coming to CR 156/Hubbard Road in Franklin County
Bridge replacement project to impact local traffic for up to 4 months
Published on Feb. 9, 2026
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The Georgia Department of Transportation has announced a temporary detour on CR 156 (Hubbard Road) in Franklin County starting on March 23, 2026. The detour is necessary to allow crews to replace a bridge over Stephens Creek, and is expected to last up to 120 days.
Why it matters
The bridge replacement project is aimed at improving safety and long-term reliability of the infrastructure in the area. Detour routes will be clearly marked, and emergency services have been notified in advance to minimize disruptions to local traffic and access.
The details
Crews will be replacing a bridge on CR 156 (Hubbard Road) over Stephens Creek. The detour is expected to be in place for up to 120 days to allow for the completion of the bridge replacement work.
- The detour begins on March 23, 2026.
- The detour is expected to last up to 120 days.
The players
Georgia Department of Transportation
The state agency responsible for managing and maintaining Georgia's transportation infrastructure.
Franklin County Georgia Government
The local government overseeing the area where the bridge replacement project is taking place.
What’s next
Detour routes will be clearly signed, and emergency services have been notified in advance to minimize disruptions to local traffic and access.
The takeaway
This bridge replacement project is an important infrastructure investment that will improve safety and reliability for drivers in the Franklin County area, though it will require a temporary detour that local residents should be aware of.
