Rockslide closes SR 14 in Iron County

Utah Highway Patrol troopers have closed state Route 14 east of Cedar City due to a rockslide.

Sgt. Cameron Roden with the Utah Highway Patrol said the slide occurred Wednesday morning six miles east of Cedar City between mileposts 7 and 8.

No injuries were reported, and crews were not sure how long the road would remain closed. Eastbound lanes were closed at milepost 5 while westbound lanes were closed at the S.R. 148 junction. A rock slide on SR-14 in Iron County has the roadway closed between milepost 7 and 8. Crews are monitoring the incident and working to clear the debris. No initial estimates on closure time.

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