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Emergency Closure Announced Of S. Holtzclaw Avenue Due To Water Main Break

  • Thursday, June 5, 2025
The Chattanooga Division of Transportation announces that S. Holtzclaw Avenue between E. 12th Street and E. 14th Street is currently closed due to a significant water main break. 

Tennessee American Water crews and the Chattanooga Department of Public Works are on site and working to conduct repairs.

An evaluation of the roadway has revealed undermining of the pavement across its entire width. As a result, S. Holtzclaw Ave will remain closed to all traffic through Tuesday, June 10.
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