Enterprise residents who rely on the southbound I‑11 off‑ramp to Jones Boulevard will face a five‑day closure beginning at 3 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 16 and ending at 5 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 20, according to News3LV. The Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) announced the shutdown to complete widening improvements as part of the broader I‑11 Pavement Improvement Project.

During the closure, motorists are instructed to use the southbound I‑11 off‑ramps to Rainbow Boulevard or Decatur Boulevard as detour routes. NDOT emphasized that drivers should plan ahead, allow extra travel time, and anticipate traffic delays while the work is underway.

The improvement work includes asphalt removal, new paving, and storm‑water upgrades. NDOT said the widened ramp is expected to improve traffic flow, accommodate increased ramp traffic volumes, and reduce congestion caused by ramp traffic backing up onto the freeway. Throughout the construction zone, the speed limit will be reduced to 55 mph, and drivers are urged to use caution.

The Jones Boulevard off‑ramp closure is part of a six‑mile stretch of the I‑11 Pavement Improvement Project that runs from West Lake Mead Boulevard to Martin Luther King Boulevard. The overall project began in late September 2026 and aims to enhance safety and extend the roadway’s lifespan. NDOT expects the entire corridor work to be completed in winter 2027, weather permitting.

What’s next: After the five‑day closure ends on Nov. 20, NDOT will pause work on the I‑11 Pavement Improvement Project until warmer weather allows construction to resume. Residents should stay tuned for updates on the project’s timeline and any additional detour instructions that may be issued.

Sources: news3lv.com