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East Harper Avenue Parking Garage in Maryville to Close for Repairs

by Rita Anderson
December 25, 2024
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Maryville, TN — The East Harper Avenue parking garage in Maryville will close on January 6 for a four-month repair project, according to the Maryville City Government. The closure is expected to last until early May, during which time contractors will carry out necessary repairs to the structure.

City officials have assured the public that several alternative parking options will remain available throughout the closure. These include the W. Harper lot, Depot lot, W. Harper garage, Sam Houston lot, W. Church garage, Founder’s lot, Court House lot, and Parham Avenue lot.

The city’s Engineering and Public Works Department has emphasized the importance of these repairs in maintaining the safety and functionality of the garage. Residents and visitors are advised to plan accordingly as the work progresses.

For further updates on the project, the City of Maryville encourages the public to stay informed through official channels.

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