4/9/21 Update:
Sherwood Drive has been reopened.
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Engineering and Public Works have closed Sherwood Drive to through traffic due to a sinkhole that has opened in the road. Barricades have been placed in the area of 524 Sherwood Drive near Goldleaf Street. Traffic can enter on either side of Sherwood but will be stopped at the barricades.  This road damage is not related to the sinkhole on US 411 South. It is due to a storm drain failure from a different storm drain system. 

​More information will be posted as it is available. 

Update 4/7/21 AM

Delays in the area are significant. Expect at least 20 minutes additional time to travel through the area. Be advised - Old Niles Ferry is also receiving a large amount of traffic.

​There is currently only one lane open near the work site in each direction.

Update 4/6/21 - 5 p.m.
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The traffic control plan is currently allowing for two westbound lanes and one eastbound lane on US 411 South. The Foothills Mall Drive/ Montgomery Lane intersection is operating normally in both directions. All directions are passable, but traffic is congested in the area and motorists are still advised to avoid the area if possible. Work to repair the pipe and the sinkhole is expected to continue possibly through Friday. 

Previously:
​A storm sewer pipe has failed under US 411 South near the Foothills Mall Drive intersection. The failure has created a sink hole on the eastbound side of the road near the Pure Magic Car Wash / Condry Lane. Traffic will be diverted in the area and lanes will be reduced to one eastbound and one westbound. Additional modifications at the intersection will be required and motorists are advised to avoid the area if possible. More information will follow as it is available.

Planned Closure at U.S. 321 / Lamar Alexander Pkwy and W. Broadway Ave
Work will be performed overnight to reduce traffic interruption
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Beginning Saturday night at 10 p.m., city of Maryville contractor Stansell Electric will be replacing the traffic signal system at the intersection of U.S. 321 and West Broadway Avenue. This effort will require the closure of the entire intersection for the duration of the project. Engineers expect the intersection to be reopened by 6 a.m. on Sunday morning, March 28.
 
No through traffic will be possible while the work is in progress. Motorists are asked to plan their routes accordingly.
 
The signal replacement at U.S. 321 and West Broadway Avenue is one of the biggest pieces of the Advanced Traffic Management System project that began in June of 2020. The project will connect communications between signals throughout Maryville and Alcoa, allowing for real time adjustments to alleviate traffic issues. The project is expected to be complete by June of 2021 and was fully funded by a federal grant.
 
For more information on the project, contact city of Maryville Engineering and Public Works at 865-273-3500.

​City of Maryville Engineering and Public Works will have both lanes of McCammon Avenue closed to through traffic from McGhee Street to Home Avenue to accommodate COVID-19 testing at the Health Department. This will be in effect Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon each day beginning today, December 14 and is expected to continue through December 24, 2020. 
 
For more information, please call the department of Engineering and Public Works (865) 273-3500.

The annual Maryville-Alcoa Jaycees will hold their annual Christmas parade on Saturday. The city of Maryville police department will be managing the traffic for their parade so that pedestrians and vehicles safely pass through downtown.

Parade Details:
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City of Maryville Police will escort the Jaycees annual Christmas Parade downtown on Saturday, December 12. In order to accommodate staging of the parade, the following will be closed beginning at 8 a.m.

• E. Harper Ave from E. Church to Washington Street
• E. Church Ave/ Sevierville Road from College Street to Washington Street
• E. Church Ave from E. Harper to E. Church/ Sevierville Rd.

 
Beginning at 10:30 a.m.,

• Broadway Avenue will be closed from Washington Street to U.S. 321.
  • Traffic will be detoured to Harper Avenue.

The parade will begin approximately 11 a.m.
 
As the parade approaches the intersection of Broadway and U.S. 321,

• The intersection at Broadway and U.S. 321 will be closed
  • Traffic will be detoured through Broadway and Houston.

 
Roads will be reopened when possible as the parade finishes passing through the areas.

Since the route is shorter this year, the city of Maryville municipal building will be available to families to park and view the parade. The City encourages spectators to ensure appropriate distance between families to ensure their safety and well being. 

For information about the traffic plan, contact the city of Maryville at 865-273-3401.

For more information about the parade, please contact the Blount County Jaycees at 865-229-6258. Or visit their Facebook page.

The Cusick Street project has resumed today and is expected to be completed by the end of this week - as long as the weather cooperates. All four lanes in the section between McCammon Avenue and Harper is closed to complete the project. Updates will be provided closer to the end of the week.
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The Maryville Downtown Association is holding its Holiday Market on Saturday, November 28 from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Broadway Avenue from Cates Street to Norwood will be closed from 7:30 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. on Saturday. The top level of the municipal parking garage will also be closed for this time.

Detours will be in place using Church Street and Harper Avenue. 

For more information about the holiday market, please contact Pete Simmons at pete@downtownmaryville.com.

The city of Maryville Water and Sewer department will have High St. closed from S. College St. to Crawford St. for the morning to repair a water main break. For more information, contact us at 865-273-3304.

City of Maryville Engineering and Public Works will close a section of Cusick Street between McCammon Avenue and Harper Avenue. The closure will begin November 4 and is expected to remain closed until November 25. The closure is necessary to replace failing concrete pavements and sidewalks.

A marked detour route will be in place during the closure and will direct traffic using College Street and McCammon Avenue. APAC Harrison is the contractor for the project. ​

For more information, please call the department of Engineering and Public Works (865) 273-3500.