County closed bridge to motor vehicles until it can be replaced. Bridge will remain open for bicyclists and pedestrians.

Phase 3 of 4 of the Poplars redevelopment. Closures to be used for construction deliveries and material movement. This phase includes: Single day closure on the east side of Grant for scaffolding installation (11/13/25) and single day (TBD) for removal. Bike lane closure from 11/22/25 to 3/2/26. Closures of the southern sidewalk along E 7th and the east/west alley on the southern side of the property from 11/22/25 to June 18th, 2026.

Genesis Construction is requesting a pedestrian diversion and intermittent closures, traffic lane shifts and intermittent lane closures, alley closures, and metered parking reservations associated with the project at 115 E Kirkwood Avenue. The request impacts the northern sidewalk on E Kirkwood, the north–south and east–west alleys surrounding 115 E Kirkwood, the east–west travel lanes on E Kirkwood, and the metered parking spaces along the north and south side of E Kirkwood.

Sidewalk closures, metered parking reservations, and alley closures surrounding the former Poplars Building located at 400 E 7th Street. The request includes the eastern sidewalk and adjacent parking lanes on N Dunn Street, the southern sidewalk on E 7th Street, and the east/west alley between E 6th Street and E 7th Street. The requested closures are to accommodate completion of exterior façade work, including masonry cleaning and sealing, followed by sidewalk reconstruction and perimeter landscaping along the east side of the Poplars Building on Dunn Street. Traffic control on N Dunn Street is proposed to be in place from February 23, 2026, through July 17, 2026. Traffic control on E 7th Street and within the east/west alley between E 6th Street and E 7th Street will remain in place through July 27, 2026, to support final site concrete work and landscaping associated with project completion. F.A. Wilhelm has supplied maintenance of traffic plans for all prop

Miller Pipeline, on behalf of CenterPoint Energy, is requesting sidewalk closures, lane closures, and alley closures associated with utility relocation work along West 2nd Street from South Walker Street to South Maple Street. This work is required to relocate utilities in advance of the 2nd Street Modernization Project.

Road will shift from closed to open a few times during this time frame.

Following the initial work completed in late March, CBU crews will return on Saturday, April 11, from 5:00 a.m. to April 12, 6:00 a.m. to complete the remaining work for Phase Two. This work will include pouring concrete on West Second Street which will require a temporary closure. Motorists are encouraged to use alternate routes.