Road closures are set to begin in downtown West Palm Beach as part of the 4th on Flagler celebration. m. They are expected to remain in place through July 5.
This is to accommodate the annual event, which takes place in the area. Further details about the road closures and the 4th on Flagler celebration can be found through local news sources, such as WPTV.
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