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Kerr Street temporarily closed for two weeks

Kerr Street in Burnet is closed until Oct. 9 due to nearby utility work. Staff photo by Caden Senn

A portion of Kerr Street in Burnet is closed for the next two weeks as water utility work associated with a new business progresses.

According to city staff, the stretch of Kerr Street from U.S. 281 to Main Street was shut down on Monday, Sept. 28, and will remain closed through Friday, Oct. 9, due to nearby water main work for a new Capital Farm Credit branch.

“Residents and businesses located along this section of Kerr Street will still have access,” reads a statement from the city. “Buses and other larger vehicles are encouraged to use an alternate route while the work is underway.”

According to Texas Department of Licensing and Registration filings, the new Capital Farm Credit branch will be located at 501 N. Water Street, and has an approximate completion date of September 2027. The building is expected to be roughly 5,500 square feet, and cost $3 million.

caden@thepicayune.com

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