The City of Syracuse’s paving contractor has scheduled work in the Marshall Street and South Crouse Avenue intersection next week. The work will take approximately three days.
The work will involve closing the intersection to all traffic for the entire day on Tuesday, May 14. [Editor’s note (Monday, May 13, 2019): The intersection will be closed Wednesday, May 15. The date was changed due to the weather.] University employees who travel north on South Crouse Avenue are advised to plan to take an alternate route on that day. The work is weather dependent, and the schedule may change.
The Office of Campus Planning, Design, and Construction will provide updated information if the schedule changes.
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