Smith Street Bridge will be closed this evening, January 21, 2026, and tomorrow, January 22, 2026, due to traffic control repairs. Smith Street Bridge is open for Emergency Vehicles only.
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Willowbrooke Drive – Low to No Water Pressure
Due to a water main break, Willowbrooke Drive area residents will experience low to no water pressure. DPW is actively working on the repair. Please call the DPW with any questions. 585-637-1060
Clark, Beverly, Idlewood Streets and Creekside Drive – Low to No Water Pressure
Due to a water main break, Clark Street, Beverly Street, Idlewood Street and Creekside Drive residents will experience low to no water pressure. We expect to have the repair completed in approximately 4 hours. Roads may be closed in those locations to allow DPW to...
Spring Street – Low to No Water Pressure
Due to a water main repair, the Spring Street residents and businesses will experience low to no water pressure. We expect to have the repair completed in the next few hours. Please call DPW with any questions. 585-637-1060.
Village Board Rescheduled Meeting 01/16/2026
To view the agenda and packet for the 01/16/2026 meeting click here.
NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED VILLAGE BOARD MEETING
NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED VILLAGE BOARD MEETING PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Village Board Meeting originally scheduled for January 5, 2026, has been rescheduled and will be held on January 16, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at the Oliver Middle School Auditorium, located at 40 Allen...
But not the report anyone wants to hear. As I learned on April 4th, the project is delayed yet again—mid to late June. Some of the reasons: worker fatigue from continuing 6-day work weeks and not enough workers to rotate out, some weather delays, a problematic bearing, and a new manager at Crane Hogan following the tragic death on March 18th of the company’s project manager. The DOT noted that O’Connell Electric was adding another crew, and that the pressure on Crane Hogan is the dollars lost in the project (282 day delay to June 15th at a cost to Crane Hogan of $7000/day).
The ongoing delay of the Main Street bridge project continues to be extremely disappointing to everyone in the Brockport community. The project extension has exacted a heavy toll on village businesses, will impact SUNY Brockport’s May commencement, and a June 13-14th village celebration. While, as Village mayor, I sincerely appreciate the open dialogue I have been able to have with DOT about the bridge reconstruction over the last 2 years, the unending extension of its completion is a stain on the contractors and project management team of Crane Hogan and the NYS DOT.