Officials say drivers can expect street closures to last about three to four hours while crews work to repair a reported gas leak in the Lexington Colony subdivision.
Streets are closed on Lexington Boulevard at Lauren Boulevard after a gas leak in the Lexington Colony subdivision, Missouri City officials say.A natural gas leak in the Lexington Colony area Monday afternoon has forced some street closures, according to officials.As a result of the leak, streets are closed near Lexington Boulevard at Lauren Boulevard.
Drivers can expect street closures to last about three to four hours as CenterPoint Energy crews work to repair the reported gas leak. Officials urge commuters to seek alternate routes if traveling in the area.ABC13 has real-time traffic data to help you navigate Houston's roads and avoid traffic delays. Sign up for traffic alerts that are sent straight to your phone through our ABC13 app. Manage your notifications from the settings tab.
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