Construction crews will close parts of Industrial Avenue in Roseville at night starting next month as the city continues a multi-million dollar road project.
According to the city, motorists are being told to take a detour around the closure under the Roseville Parkway Extension Project during the week of June 3 from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.
To avoid the closures, motorists can use an alternate route at Washington Boulevard and Freedom Way. Construction vehicles may travel on adjacent roads, including Washington and Foothills boulevards, during the evening hours to access the construction zone.
City officials are warning motorists that additional lane closures and construction-related traffic may occur on these roads in the coming weeks.
The project, which began construction in October 2023, will create a four-lane highway connecting portions of the Roseville Parkway between Washington Boulevard and Foothills Boulevard. As part of the expansion, the city is also building a bridge over Industrial Avenue and adjacent rail lines, as well as new bike lanes, pedestrian walkways and a multi-use path. The expansion is expected to open to the public in spring 2025.
The project is expected to cost $24.5 million, funded by Traffic Mitigation Fees paid by the developer, the city said.
