Why is there a very large red curb painted between Eighth and Ninth streets? What's up with the gaps in construction? The City of Alameda responds to questions and concerns regarding the ongoing safety improvements being installed on Central Avenue. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-responds-questions-comments-about-central-avenue-safety-project/

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Alameda’s ongoing street construction marathon continues, but there will be no street construction on Thanksgiving Day, November 27, or the day after, November 28. Enjoy the holiday! In the days before and after, keep an eye out for these extensive road closures and delays. https://alamedapost.com/news/central-ave-construction-update-paving-striping-during-thanksgiving-week/

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As the Central Avenue Safety Project continues in Stage 3, keep an eye out for these road closures and parking restrictions. This final stage is expected to finish in Spring 2026. https://alamedapost.com/news/central-avenue-construction-update-striping-paving-parking-street-closures/

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Stage 2 of the Central Avenue Safety Improvement Project was completed on Monday, October 27, and Stage 3 begins on Wednesday, October 29. Watch out for these detour routes, and refresh yourself on the rules of roundabouts. https://alamedapost.com/news/central-avenue-safety-improvement-project-construction-update/

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"It is a stressful time for Placourakis, who employs 31 people at his business," writes Jean Chen. Yanni Placourakis, owner of 1400 Bar & Grill, has faced a loss of customers and income during continued road work and parking restrictions. Chen talks with WABA and the City about the construction. https://alamedapost.com/news/west-end-businesses-suffer-construction-lack-parking/

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The Eastbound turn off Ballena Boulevard on to Central Avenue is temporarily closed as construction on the Central Avenue Safety Improvement Project moves on to the next stage. View the map of detours. https://alamedapost.com/news/central-avenue-construction-update/

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Alameda public schools are back in session, and the traffic is definitely going to be challenging with construction and slow street changes. Here are some navigation tips provided by the City for getting to Encinal Junior/Senior High and Paden Elementary schools. Photo by Maurice Ramirez. https://alamedapost.com/news/central-avenue-construction-santa-clara-avenue-slow-street-change/

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The construction on Central Avenue is ahead of schedule! Drivers, bicyclists, and pedestrians are urged to keep this advice in mind to safely navigate our new roundabouts. https://alamedapost.com/news/new-central-avenue-roundabouts-completed-soon/

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Hate the detours on Central Avenue? Fasten your seat belt—they are about to change. Here are all the details. https://alamedapost.com/news/new-central-avenue-detours-start-july-7/

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The Central Avenue Safety Improvements Project is underway. Construction detours and lane re-configurations are likely to have a direct impact on traffic and parking, as well as pedestrian routes getting to and from the West Alameda Business District beginning today, April 28th. https://alamedapost.com/news/central-avenue-safety-improvements-project-start-impacting-traffic-parking/

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