Fayetteville issues curfew, access cards to deal with storm damage
Residents of storm-damaged neighborhoods along Fayetteville's Reilly and Yadkin roads can apply Tuesday for access cards to re-enter their property at two locations.
Posted — UpdatedThe Yadkin Road gate to Fort Bragg was closed Wednesday morning. Drivers should access the base at the Reilly Road and All-American gates.
Residents of storm-damaged neighborhoods along Fayetteville's Reilly and Yadkin roads can apply Tuesday for access cards to re-enter their property at two locations.
Cards will be distributed to residents with appropriate identification, such as a utility bill or driver's license, at:
- Hardee’s, at the corner of Morganton and Reilly roads
- Ponderosa Shopping Center, at the corner of Yadkin and Santa Fe roads
Contractors slated to work in storm-damaged areas will need to go to the city Inspections Department at Fayetteville City Hall to apply for a contractor authorization form.
Police will check these new IDs at checkpoints at select neighborhoods in an effort to prevent unauthorized persons from entering the area and limit looting.
A curfew ran from 9 p.m. Tuesday to 6 a.m. Wednesday in the following areas:
- Reilly Road, from Morganton Road to the Fort Bragg gate
- Reilly Road, from Fillyaw Road to Yadkin Road
- Yadkin Road at the Cottonade entrance to the Fort Bragg gate
- Ramsey Street, from Interstate 295 to the Goodyear Tire and Rubber plant
- Andrews Road
- Farmers Road
- Neighborhoods affected by the curfew include Stonegate, Fairfield Farms, Summerchase, those around Pine Forest High School, Lagrange, Summerhill, Cottonade and Cottage Lakes
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