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Southwest Parkway Lane Closes for Water Maintenance
Closure near Taft Boulevard intersection in Wichita Falls, Texas
Published on Feb. 24, 2026
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Starting at 7 p.m. on February 24, the right lane of westbound Southwest Parkway in Wichita Falls, Texas will be closed just west of the Taft Boulevard intersection to allow the city to make a new water tap below the pavement.
Why it matters
This closure is necessary for the city to maintain its water distribution system, which is critical infrastructure for the local community. Drivers should be aware of the lane closure and use caution when traveling through the area.
The details
The center and left lanes of Southwest Parkway will remain open during the closure. The city has emphasized its appreciation for citizens' understanding and patience while this necessary water maintenance work is completed.
- The lane closure will begin at 7 p.m. on February 24, 2026.
- The lane will reopen as soon as the work is complete.
The players
City of Wichita Falls
The local government responsible for maintaining the water distribution system and infrastructure in Wichita Falls, Texas.
What’s next
The lane closure is expected to be temporary, lasting only as long as the water maintenance work requires.
The takeaway
This lane closure on Southwest Parkway is a necessary step for the City of Wichita Falls to maintain its critical water infrastructure, and drivers should plan accordingly when traveling through the area.


