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Cummins Highway Construction Update September 2025

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Construction on Cummins Highway will pause on Labor Day and from September 4 to September 9. Crews will install curbs at the roundabout and between Bismarck Street and Woodhaven Street. They will also continue pouring cement for driveways and begin paving a bike lane from Itasca Street to Woodhaven Street from September 8 to September 12. The installation of curbs will continue between Ridlon Road and Rugby Road on September 15. This project aims to improve safety and accessibility for cyclists and pedestrians.

Local officials emphasize the importance of enhancing infrastructure to support increased bicycle traffic in the area. The construction schedule reflects careful planning to minimize disruption during holidays. Ongoing updates will be provided as the project progresses.

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