Mar-a-Lago road closures to be in effect through November general election: officials

Former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate is seen in Palm Beach, Florida. (AP Photo/Steve Helber, File)

Palm Beach, Florida officials said they plan to close a major beach road near Mar-a-Lago starting on Saturday, for enhanced security measures.

The closure of South Ocean Boulevard will begin on July 20 and run through the general election in November, at a minimum, according to Palm Beach town officials.

South Ocean Boulevard will be closed from Woodbridge Road to a traffic circle where South Ocean and Southern boulevards connect.

“The Palm Beach Police Department will be incorporating and planning for increased traffic mitigation efforts due to this closure,” the press release from the town read. “We will update the community with further details on this closure as they become available.”