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Water service is scheduled to stop on Broadway from East 10th to East 13th Street and on East 12th Street from Broadway to Fourth Avenue, from 9 PM Monday, November 9, to 6 AM Tuesday. In Brooklyn, the Third Street Bridge over the Gowanus Canal closes to pedestrians, cyclists and drivers from 11 PM to 5 AM on the nights of November 10 and 12.
From November 11 through December 22, overnight eastbound traffic on the Roosevelt Avenue Bridge in Queens will use the Northern Boulevard Bridge. Starting November 16, the Bronx-bound right lane of the Broadway Bridge will close from 7 AM to 3 PM. In Stapleton, Front Street between Wave and Hannah streets closes on weekdays from 7 AM to 6 PM through December 20.
Broadway water-main work will interrupt service for nine hours
East 12th Street between Broadway and Fourth Avenue is also included in CB2's interruption notice. [1]
The interruption will begin at 9 PM Monday, November 9, and is scheduled to end at 6 AM Tuesday, November 10, according to Manhattan Community Board 2. [1]
Crews will install a new water main on Broadway between East 10th and East 13th Streets. East 12th Street between Broadway and Fourth Avenue is also included in the interruption notice. [1]
CB2 identifies affected street segments but does not list individual building addresses. Residents and businesses unsure whether their property is included should check their address against the stated boundaries. [1]
Gowanus Third Street Bridge closes for six-hour overnight repairs
The closure includes people walking, cycling and driving across the canal. [1]
People walking, cycling and driving across the Gowanus Canal will need another crossing from 11 PM Tuesday to 5 AM Wednesday and from 11 PM Thursday to 5 AM Friday. NYC DOT says the full closures allow continued bridge repairs. [1]
The advisory lists the work period as October 19 through November 13, 2026. It warns that dates, times and routes can change and does not name an alternate crossing for this work. [1]
Roosevelt Avenue Bridge closes eastbound lanes for overnight detours
One westbound lane will stay open while eastbound drivers use the Northern Boulevard Bridge. [1]
Eastbound drivers will use the Northern Boulevard Bridge during the 11:59 PM to 5 AM detour window, according to NYC DOT. One westbound lane on Roosevelt Avenue Bridge will stay open. [1]
The restrictions run from November 11 through December 22, 2026. Crews will continue steel repairs as part of DOT’s Roosevelt Avenue Bridge rehabilitation project over the Van Wyck Expressway in Queens. [1]
DOT does not specify a weekday pattern for the detour. Its advisory also warns that listed dates, times and routes are subject to change. [1]
Broadway Bridge repairs add Bronx-bound lane closure from 7 AM to 3 PM
An alternating center-lane closure will overlap with existing Manhattan-bound lane and sidewalk restrictions. [1]
At least one lane in each direction will remain available at all times, according to NYC DOT. The agency will alternate a center-lane closure between directions from 10 AM to 2 PM. [1]
The added restrictions run from November 16 through December 11, 2026, on the crossing between The Bronx and Manhattan. They support continued structural steel repairs and join existing closures of the Manhattan-bound right lane and adjacent sidewalk. The added daytime lane closures end by 3 PM. [1]
Stapleton Front Street closes weekdays from 7 AM to 6 PM
DOT lists the same work hours on a second stretch of Front Street/Murray Hubert Avenue. [1]
NYC DOT lists weekday closures of Front Street between Wave Street and Hannah Street in Stapleton, Staten Island, through December 20, 2026. The scheduled hours are 7 AM to 6 PM, Monday to Friday. [1]
The work is for new Stapleton waterfront infrastructure. A second listing covers Front Street/Murray Hubert Avenue between Thompson Street and Bay Street under the same schedule. [1]
DOT says advisory dates, times and routes can change. These entries do not name a detour or describe how pedestrian and local access will operate during the work. [1]
