Upcoming Roadwork and Lane Closures on Rockland County Roads – Plan Ahead for Delays

The Rockland County Highway Department has announced roadwork scheduled for this week, pending favorable weather conditions. The following roads will be affected:

– On Wednesday, August 16th, roadwork will occur on Little Tor Rd, spanning from Burda Ave to Collyer Ave in the Town of Clarkstown.

– On both Wednesday, August 16th, and Thursday, August 17th, roadwork will take place on Orangeburg Rd, from Dutchess Dr to Blaisdell Rd in the Town of Orangetown.

– Additionally, on Wednesday, August 16th, roadwork is planned for Old Nyack Turnpike, stretching from Hungry Hollow Rd to S Madison Ave in the Town of Ramapo.

Motorists are advised to consider alternative routes due to potential delays, with the work commencing at 7:30 am.

For a complete list of County-maintained roads, please refer to this link: http://rocklandgov.com/departments/highway/county-routes-listing/

To report roadway maintenance issues such as potholes, catch basins, and sewer covers, kindly use this link: http://rocklandgov.com/departments/highway/request-for-service/

For further information, feel free to get in touch with the Highway Department at 845-638-5060.

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