Penn Ave. S. reopen update on work at 50th St. and Penn Ave.

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Public works crews in Minneapolis are making significant strides in repairing the intersection of 50th St. and Penn Ave. , as detailed in a recent update from the city. The installation of support beams at the mixed-use building located at 2221 W. 50th St.

is a critical step in stabilizing the structure ahead of basement wall repairs. While Penn Ave. S has reopened, 50th St. from Penn to Oliver remains closed, with construction activities ongoing. Crews are expected to complete the shoring work today, allowing them to resume the essential retaining wall construction over the weekend.

The city aims to reopen the northern half of 50th St. to two-way traffic by the end of next week, signaling progress in the repair efforts. This proactive approach not only addresses immediate infrastructure needs but also emphasizes the city's commitment to community safety and accessibility. Residents can stay informed and report any non-emergency issues through the city's 311 services, ensuring a collaborative effort in maintaining local services. As the city continues to prioritize infrastructure improvements, these updates foster transparency and engagement with the community.

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