On Thursday, April 23rd and Friday, April 24th Mews Alley will be closed to
vehicular traffic for utility mapping and potholing. Work will occur from 8am to
5pm both days.
There will be no impact to pedestrians access.
Emergency and life safety vehicles will be able to access Mews Alley at all times.
On Friday, April 17th, two potholes, one by the Northridge Building and one by Moser Radiation, will be undergoing repair. This work is estimated to start around 1pm and will take approximately two and a half hours at each location.
Starting Monday 20 April 2026, Utilities Distribution will deploy a subcontractor to the Kirtley Office building to repair damaged storm inlets. Parking disruption will occur in 2 spaces. This scope will be completed by 24 April 2026.
Southbound lane of Copeley Rd. will be closed from Peyton Ct. to Massie Rd. between April and mid-May. The northbound lane of Copeley Rd. will remain open.
Pedestrian traffic will be allowed along Copeley Rd. between Peyton Ct. and Massie Rd.
During this time, daytime work will also occur at the northwest corner of Copeley Rd. and Massie Rd. Traffic signal adjustments and flaggers will be present from approximately 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. daily, Monday to Friday.
Short term adjustments will be made to accommodate events at the JPJ Arena.
Flaggers, signage and cones will be established to direct traffic and pedestrians around the closures.
Numerous tunnel access points from Garrett Hall to Davis Wing will be used for asbestos insulation removal and reinsulating of existing piping was asbestos removal is complete. All access points will not be open simultaneously.
Work blocks existing sidewalks.
January-April, 2026 — Jefferson Park Avenue and Stadium Road areas affected Verve — alert 7
Between January 2026 and April 2026, there will be four scheduled road closures/modifications along Jefferson Park Avenue (northbound and southbound) and Stadium Road (northbound and southbound). During each closure/modification, detour signage and flaggers will be in place to maintain safe and efficient traffic flow. The attached map shows the impact.
Pedestrians: The current pathways on Stadium Rd., Emmet St., and JPA will remain in place until Q3 2027.