Water main break causes lane closures on 66th St. N

Water main break causes lane closures on 66th St. N
Mayor Kenneth T. Welch, City Of St. Petersburg — City Of St. Petersburg website
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Due to a significant water main break, northbound lanes of 66th St. N between Tyrone Blvd and 26th Ave. N are closed as of Wednesday, December 11, 2024. The incident involves an 8-inch diameter water main, and city crews are actively working on repairs. While southbound lanes remain accessible, drivers are advised to seek alternative routes to avoid congestion in the affected area.

City officials have indicated that the repair process could extend over several days, leaving the exact reopening time for the northbound lanes undetermined. Commuters and residents should anticipate closures throughout Wednesday and Thursday.

Despite the road closure, there is no disruption in water service for customers at this time. Additionally, parents of students at Tyrone Middle School will find that access via 26th Ave. N remains clear. Traffic control personnel are stationed nearby to assist with navigation.

Residents are encouraged to follow the City of St. Petersburg’s social media accounts (@StPeteFL) for live updates on the situation. The City has expressed apologies for any inconvenience caused and appreciates public cooperation during this period.



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