A sewer rehabilitation project will force lane restrictions along Alexander Road between Lamb Boulevard and Puebla Street.

Crews with the Clark County Water Reclamation District will be replacing and relining sewer collection lines. They will also be installing temporary bypass pumps and new lines. They will also be rehabilitating manholes. Construction starts Monday and is expected to last through May 25.

The lane restrictions will be from 7:30 a.m. through 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The two inside lanes on west and eastbound Alexander Road will be restricted along with the center median. Left turns will not be allowed in the construction zone. The outside lanes in both directions will stay open. The lane restrictions will be in place during non-working hours.

The road work never seems to end on Sahara these days.

The Las Vegas Valley Water District (LVVWD) is currently conducting around-the-clock emergency repairs to relocate water system valves and abandon two underground concrete vault structures in the intersection of Nellis Boulevard and Sahara Avenue. This work will continue through Friday, Feb. 3.

Temporary lane restrictions are in effect, and traffic delays are expected throughout the duration of the month-long repair work.

From now until Wednesday, Jan. 18, southbound Nellis Boulevard between Wyoming Avenue and Sahara Avenue is reduced to one travel lane. Northbound Nellis Boulevard will not be affected until Jan. 18.

From Wednesday, Jan. 18 through Friday, Feb. 3, southbound Nellis Boulevard will be reduced to one travel lane between Wyoming Avenue and Sahara Avenue. Northbound Nellis Boulevard will be reduced to two travel lanes from Sahara Avenue to Wyoming Avenue.

If you have a November deadline for business at the DMV, department officials don’t want to see you Monday.

Department officials are asking motorists to use alternative services this coming Monday or to delay visiting an office until later in the week.

“Happy holidays from our family to yours,” DMV Director Bruce Breslow said. “Enjoy your time more by staying away from the DMV on Monday.”

The Monday after Thanksgiving is traditionally the department’s busiest day of the year, leading some of the staff to call it “Black Monday.”  Wait times can easily double or triple, to two hours or longer. Motorists can always check current wait times on the department’s website or iPhone application.