Reserve Township police say they are increasing patrols on Mt. Troy Road after reports of cars sneaking through a closure.
A stretch of the road near Gardenview Drive will be closed for about three months as part of a $1.3 million project.
Police say they are watching for drivers moving signs and barricades to get around the closure. They reminded drivers that it is illegal to drive past, around or through a sign closing a road and that violators face fines from $250 to $500.
“We’d feel terrible if two cars decide to ‘sneak through’ and collide with one another or even worse strike a worker,” the department posted on Facebook.
The township manager told Channel 11 that police have already started issuing tickets.
Construction is expected to be finished in June.
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