Crews are set to replace cattleguards in the Gila National Forest, specifically in the Tierra Blanca area near Kingston, New Mexico. The replacement work is scheduled to start on Monday and will take place along Forest Service Road 522. The road will remain open during the replacement process.
However, motorists can expect some activity at the cattleguard replacement sites. For more information on the replacement work, readers can refer to the original source, KTSM 9 News.
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