Power-line conflicts delay Apopka pedestrian signals
Concrete curb ramps and refuge improvements at Apopka Boulevard and Sheeler Avenue were finished July 2, but pedestrian signals remained unfinished in Orange County’s October 22 update.
Concrete curb ramps and refuge improvements at Apopka Boulevard and Sheeler Avenue were finished July 2, but pedestrian signals remained unfinished in Orange County’s October 22 update.
Cape Coral expects three through lanes in each direction between Coronado Parkway and Del Prado Boulevard to open by Oct. 23, weather permitting. Overnight work and construction congestion will continue.
The eastbound SR-210 Waterman Avenue off-ramp is scheduled to close from Oct. 16 to Oct. 19 for construction.
The Eckert Road crossing closed Oct. 12 as ACHD began replacing two bridges and rebuilding the Boise Avenue intersection.
MDOT has scheduled a roughly $400 million rehabilitation of I-20, I-55 and connected routes, with overnight closures expected in October and 45-day directional I-20 closures planned for 2027 and 2028.
PennDOT began a $2.29 million Route 950 project June 22, bringing flagger-controlled, single-lane traffic between Route 322 and Route 830 through Sept. 18.
West Main Street in Geneva reopened unofficially to two-way traffic on May 26, restoring more normal access while final punch-list and waterline work continue near Lockwood.
The Jackson County Commission approved an estimated $209,440 contract with WV Paving for traffic control during an I-77 paving project between Ripley and Ravenswood.
A roughly 9.5-mile PennDOT project will resurface Route 66, replace signals, rebuild lanes and redesign the Route 66/Route 356 intersection.
Mound’s Phase 2 water-main project is moving through service reconnections, temporary pavement repairs and pedestrian-ramp work, with closures and lane reductions continuing through summer 2026.
Periodic closures of Bray Road will begin in Farmington in July 2026 as construction advances on the Farmington Crossings development.
New traffic-circulation roads around Shaw Elementary are being prioritized ahead of the late-August 2026 school start, but paving must be completed before they open. The opening is expected in September, while the Wasilla Fishhook Road intersection remains planned for 2027.
A planned W. Freeland Road rehabilitation is listed for Freeland while a separate roundabout project at Freeland and Garfield roads remains tied to an eight-week construction schedule and detour.
Several Springfield streets remain closed or restricted as intersection, bridge, sewer and brick-street work continues through August 2026 and beyond.
Reno’s 2026 street-maintenance work is underway in three areas, with paving, ramps, markings and closures planned through an Aug. 31 completion target.
Watertown closed Hillside Avenue after about 120 feet of drainage pipe failed beneath the road following three nights of heavy rain. The repair was expected to take two to three days.
A Route 611 realignment project is now under construction in Tannersville and Pocono Township, putting a major local travel corridor at the center of an ongoing transportation change.
Utica’s Engineering Department has launched the city’s 2026 Roadway Improvement Program, a broad effort focused on roadway conditions, public safety and the long-term life of local infrastructure.
A four-mile WIS 164 project will resurface pavement, update ADA curb ramps and replace traffic signals while keeping one lane open in each direction.
The City of Harrison is seeking contractor bids for a 2026 paving project on Isabella, Lakeview and Wilson streets. Bids are due July 30.
Infrastructure for DeBary Main Street is in place as developers prepare for homes and businesses near SunRail. A separate US 17-92 project is set for September.
MassDOT plans to replace both I-195 bridge decks over the Palmer River in Rehoboth beginning in autumn 2026, with two traffic lanes maintained during staged construction.