A section of Glenrich Avenue in Wilmington will be shut down for five days starting Friday for drainage and manhole work. The Delaware Department of Transportation is warning drivers to expect delays in the area.
Delaware transportation officials have announced a multi-day road closure in Wilmington that will affect traffic through early next week.
The Delaware Department of Transportation says a stretch of Glenrich Avenue will be completely shut down from Friday, March 20th until Tuesday, March 24th. The affected area runs from Howard Street to Lake Street.
DelDOT crews will be replacing drainage pipes at the intersection and conducting repairs on manholes during the closure period.
Transportation officials are urging drivers to reduce their speed when traveling through construction zones and to plan for potential traffic delays in surrounding areas.
Additional details about the project can be found on DelDOT’s official website at www.deldot.gov.
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