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Mayor Restaino Announces More Streets to be Paved in Niagara Falls

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Reporter Staff · June 19, 2021
Mayor Restaino Announces More Streets to be Paved in Niagara Falls
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Mayor Robert M. Restaino.

 

By: Staff Reporter

On Friday, June 18th, Mayor Robert Restaino announces the addition of four more streets to the scheduled paving and roadwork to be completed in the City of Niagara Falls.

·        16th Street: From Pine Avenue to Niagara Street

·        12th Street: From Walnut Avenue to Falls Street

·        9th Street: From Pine Avenue to Niagara Street

·        7th Street: From Pine Avenue to Niagara Street

The paving and roadwork is set to begin the week of June 21st. These roads are the second announcement of streets to be worked on this season. The City will continue to provide updates on this scheduled work. This information will be found on the City’s website and Facebook pages. We can be found on Facebook @CityOfNiagaraFallsNY and @MayorOfNiagaraFallsNY.

The City will announce any additional scheduled roadwork as the season progresses based on progress of the current scheduled work and funding.

 

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