Traffic Alert: Roadwork on Peter C. Furnari Memorial Bridge causes lane shutdowns
Roadwork on the Peter C. Furnari Memorial Bridge officially began this week and it's expected to continue into November.
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Apr 13, 2022, 9:53 AM
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Updated 835 days ago
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4h agoNews 12 has a traffic alert in Dutchess County - your drive through Poughkeepsie could take a bit longer if you're taking Route 9 over the next few months.
Roadwork on the Peter C. Furnari Memorial Bridge officially began this week and it's expected to continue into November.
One lane northbound and one lane southbound will be closed each day from Liss Road in Wappingers Falls to Trailer Park in the Town of Poughkeepsie.
