The Streets Department will be temporarily closing the Penrose roundabout in South Philadelphia for construction starting the week of April 8 and lasting…
The Streets Department will be temporarily closing the Penrose roundabout in South Philadelphia for construction.
On Friday, April 26 through Sunday, April 28 during the weekend evening hours the intersection will be fully closed to provide room to bring in concrete barriers, barrels, signs and use temporary line stripping to implement a temporary roundabout. While the intersection is closed there will be detour routes in place for drivers. Drivers will be directed to use Pattison Ave., Oregon Ave. and Broad Street to get around the intersection.After the weekend closure a temporary roundabout for drivers will be used until the permanent roundabout is completed which is expected by winter 2024.
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