Rosamond, FitzGerald intersection construction begins March 10

EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Fernando Flores, a civilian contractor, uses a grader to make a bypass at the intersections of Lancaster and FitzGerald boulevards March 5. The bypasses at the intersections of both Lancaster and FitzGerald boulevards and Rosamond and FitzGerald boulevards are being built as part of a road construction project to replace both intersections' asphalt pavement with concrete. Construction on the Rosamond and FitzGerald boulevards intersection is set to begin March 10. (Air Force Photo By Airman 1st Class William O'Brien)

Rosamond, FitzGerald intersection construction begins March 10

Published March 6, 2008
By 95th Air Base Wing Public Affairs

EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Construction on the Rosamond and FitzGerald intersection is set to begin March 10.

Currently, bypasses are being constructed for both Rosamond and FitzGerald boulevards, as well as Lancaster and FitzGerald boulevards.

During the construction on each intersection, which will not be happening at the same time, cars will be able to use the bypasses to transit to the western and northern parts of the base.

When the road construction begins on March 10, FitzGerald Boulevard, between Rosamond and Lancaster boulevards, will be closed to traffic. Once that intersection is complete, that section of FitzGerald Boulevard will be reopened.

Construction on the Lancaster and FitzGerald boulevards intersection will begin once the Rosamond and FitzGerald intersection construction is complete.