road construction

The repaving will take place during the spring and summer and includes around 20 miles of streets that need repairs.

More than 50 miles of roads in the local areascheduled for paving

Syracuse will install fiber optic cable on West Onondaga Street through about November 10. The project expands broadband to under-resourced areas, but will cause delays on a busy commuter corridor.

The NYS DOT will have 40 renderings at the Institute of Technology at Syracuse Central on E. Adams St. from 6 to 8 pm.

The NYS DOT is mitigating noise and air pollution in the densely populated area when the first spans of the viaduct are removed.

The ramp closure from I-481 northbound to the New York State Thruway has been extended through the end of next week.

The Department of Transportation will close a couple of roads near the JMA Dome as part of the Interstate 81 Viaduct project.

Crews will begin paving city streets as part of a $25 million project approved by the Common Council, with work planned on major roads like East Brighton Avenue, East Colvin, and Midland Avenue.

Bridge work on I-481 in DeWitt will reduce traffic to one lane in both directions on Saturday. Drivers may experience slowdowns between I-690 and Kirkville Road East from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Winter is tearing up Central New York’s roads with snow, ice, and salt. But many think Syracuse’s streets were bad enough already. It turns out, there’s a flurry of reasons it’s worse than ever before.