CROWN STREET, BETWEEN CHURCH & TEMPLE STREETS, TO BE CLOSED MONDAY, JULY 27-FRIDAY, JULY 1

A one-block portion of Crown Street between Church and Temple Streets will be closed beginning on Monday, July 27 and lasting through the afternoon of Friday, July 1. This closure is to accommodate the safe operation of a crane for work on Gateway Community Community College. On-road signage will direct drivers through a simple detour around the closed block of Crown Street.

Aside from the one-week Crown Street closure noted above, no other significant changes to the existing traffic patterns are expected over the next week and a half.

Various single-lane closures may continue to occur to accommodate construction of 101 College Street and Downtown Crossing Phase 3. These closures are listed in more detail below.

LANE CLOSURES
Through Wednesday, July 6, 2022 various lane closures may continue to occur on the following roads to accommodate construction:

  • South Frontage Road (SFR): double-lane closure on SFR between York Street and College Street (NIGHTTIME WORK).
  • South Frontage Road (SFR): single-lane closures on SFR between College and Church Streets.
  • Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Boulevard: single and double-lane closures between College and Church Streets.
  • Temple Street: single lane closures on Temple Street between George Street and MLK Boulevard.


WORK HOURS
Through Wednesday, July 6, 2022, Downtown Crossing-related work will occur during daytime and nighttime work hours.

Daytime work hours are weekdays between 7 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. 

Nighttime work hours are between 9:30 p.m. and 6 a.m.

Nighttime is scheduled to occur Sundays beginning at 9:30 p.m. through Fridays at 6 a.m. every week from now until the end September 2022. This work will occur on South Frontage Road between York and College Streets and is not expected to create loud noise.

Any nighttime work that has the potential to create noise will be called out through a special notice at the beginning of all Construction News notices.

Road signage will alert drivers to lane closures in the construction area.

Please pay attention to road signage, slow down, and stay safe!