Due to work along Sims Drive near Forestry Drive, the sidewalk along the front of Flanagan Gym will be closed on Saturday July 14, and Saturday July 21, from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. During this time there will be no pedestrian traffic along the front of Flanagan Gym from Sims Drive to Forestry Drive.
Pedestrian traffic during this time period will be redirected to walk around the east side of the Flanagan Gym Facility; Directional signs and University personnel will be in place to re-direct pedestrians.
If the scheduled work changes, Campus Planning, Design, and Construction will provide additional information regarding the proposed work as it becomes available. Please contact Carmen Luppino Project Manager, at 315-256-5184 or caluppin@syr.edu with any questions or concerns.
If you have questions pertaining to accessibility, contact the Office of Equal Opportunity, Inclusion and Resolution Services, at 315-443-4018, ADA@syr.edu, or equalopp@syr.edu.
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