Construction Updates:

Broadway (E. Jones to Roy Smith)

  • Westside roadway reconstruction continues thru January 2024, including curbs, sidewalks, driveway approaches, and pavers.
  • Two-Way traffic northbound and southbound is opened, and will be maintained while working on the west side of the roadway.

 

9th Street (Broadway to North Alamo) and 9th Street (Broadway ½ block west to Avenue B)

  • A full road closure continues thru December 8, 2023 weather permitting
  • Broadway remains open to northbound and southbound traffic.
  • Sundt construction continues CPS overhead to underground conversion, boring underneath Broadway at 9th Street, and installing a duct bank.
  • West of Broadway is closed up to Augie’s BBQ driveway on 9th Street. The driveway will remain open. Augie’s BBQ new driveway on Broadway will be open, with two access points at all times.
  • East of Broadway will be closed to the alleyway. 9th Street is open to alleyway from N. Alamo. Sidewalks will remain open. Grunt Style and New Western Acquisition will have access to their driveways on Broadway.

 

Broadway (Brooklyn Ave. to 6th St.) and (McCullough Ave, to 4th St.)

  • Full road closure continues thru December 2023 (McCullough Ave. will remain open to eastbound and westbound traffic throughout these closures)
  • Pedestrians will have access along existing sidewalks on all sides, and a detour route will provide access to businesses and alternate routes throughout the closures.

 

Broadway (Brooklyn Ave. to 6th St.) and (McCullough Ave. to 4th St.)

  • Sidewalk work with traffic access northbound and southbound will be open during the December 2023 Holidays
  • Businesses and driveway access will be maintained

 

Broadway (6th St. to McCullough) and (4th St. to Pecan)

  • A full road closure from January 2024 thru March 2024 (4th St, 6th, and Brooklyn will remain open to eastbound and westbound traffic throughout these closures)
  • Pedestrians will have access along existing sidewalks on all sides, and a detour route will provide access to businesses and alternate routes throughout the closures.

 

Broadway (Brooklyn Ave. to 6th St.) and (McCullough Ave, to 4th St.)

  • Sidewalk work with traffic access northbound and southbound will be open starting January 2024 thru March 2024
  • Businesses and driveway access will be maintained

 

Road Closures:

Broadway (E. Jones to Roy Smith)

 

Broadway (Brooklyn Ave. to 6th St.) and (McCullough Ave. to 4th St.)

 

Broadway (Brooklyn Ave. to 6th St.) and (McCullough Ave. to 4th St.) - Sidewalk work with traffic access northbound and southbound open

 

Broadway (6th St. to McCullough) and (4th St. to Pecan)

Broadway (Brooklyn Ave. to 6th St.) and (McCullough Ave, to 4th St.) – Sidewalk work with traffic access northbound and southbound open

 

9th Street (Broadway to North Alamo) and 9th Street (Broadway ½ block to Avenue B) 

 

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Come Chat with Talkin' Broadway!

The City of San Antonio's Communications and Engagement department has teamed up with the Office of Innovation to launch a new engagement platform that will raise awareness about a bond project on Lower Broadway. The Smart Cities team in the Office of Innovation collaborates with City departments and uses prototypes to test new tools. Talkin’ Broadway is a new way for City leaders to engage with people visiting the corridor.

With Talkin' Broadway, anyone can have a conversation with a friendly chatbot. You can do this by scanning a QR code located on signs placed along the corridor or by sending a text message. This tool gives visitors, residents and business owners important information about construction projects, such as when they will be completed and who to talk to if you have questions.

Here's the exciting part – Talkin' Broadway also makes it easier and more enjoyable to explore Lower Broadway. It's like having a personal guide in your pocket, helping you understand what's going on in that area, where to dine or shop and even how to find historical sites!

Your questions and thoughts about the project are very important. When you talk to Talkin' Broadway, your ideas and feedback will reach the project leaders.

So go ahead and explore Talkin' Broadway along the Broadway corridor.

How to Use Talkin' Broadway:

Talkin' Broadway is a special tool that helps you learn about the 2017 bond construction project on Lower Broadway. It's easy to use:

1. Scan a QR Code: Point your phone at a special QR code that you can find on floor stickers and yard signs in different places on Lower Broadway.

2. Text for Info: Or you can send a text message to the number on the sign.

That's it! You're ready to explore and get all the info you need.