Cable work impacts traffic in Vernon neighbourhoods

Crews from Shaw Cable have started work along Fleming Road, and at 34th Avenue and 12th Street

Crews from Shaw Cable have started work along Fleming Road, and at 34th Avenue and 12th Street to install new cable conduits.

Expect minor traffic disruptions at these locations until Friday, according to the City of Vernon.

 

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