A single-lane restriction scheduled to take effect Monday, March 3, will affect the westbound I-376 off-ramp to southbound I-79 in Robinson Township for debris removal, lasting weekdays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. This $14.97 million highway restoration project includes various improvements and is expected to finish by late spring 2025.
PennDOT will close the McKees Rocks Bridge next week for overhead sign installation, with detour routes provided.
Drilling work on Route 22/Route 60 in Robinson Township will begin Monday, Feb. 17, weather permitting and continue through later this month, PennDOT officials said. The work is a precursor to the Route 22/I-376 Interchange project, which has been in the works for some time.
Shoulder restrictions on Steubenville Pike will begin Monday, Feb. 10, for tree trimming. Overnight lane restrictions on the McKees Rocks Bridge will also occur Feb. 10-11 for median barrier removal. The $38.6 million bridge project will reduce traffic to a single lane and is expected to finish by fall 2025.
Motorists who use the McKees Rocks Bridge got a reprieve Thursday, as harsh weather forced PennDOT to postpone a scheduled one-day closure until sometime next year. The bridge was scheduled to be closed to allow for some sign installation work to be completed.
Motorists who use the McKees Rocks Bridge will have to find an alternate route Thursday, Dec. 5, as the bridge will be closed to allow for some sign installation work to be completed.
Work on a stretch of Campbells Run Road near Carnegie has been completed, with ongoing sanitary line work in Robinson continuing.