New Traffic Patterns Again Tuesday at Brownsville-Broughton-Curry Hollow

New temporary traffic restrictions will be in effect on Tuesday at the Brownsville-Broughton-Curry Hollow roads intersection in south Baldwin Borough, according to a news release from the Allegheny County Department of Public Works.

Starting at 7 that morning, the final paving of the 6th Street-Brownsville and Brownsville-Curry Hollow intersections will take place. Motorists should expect changing traffic patterns and temporary stoppages through 7 p.m. heading both north and south through those intersections.

Police officers from South Park Township and Baldwin Borough will be controlling traffic with flaggers for the one-day operation.

The Brownsville-Broughton-Curry Hollow intersection project is done in cooperation with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation District 11-0 and includes mine grouting, intersection realignment, widening, and reconstruction and extension of a concrete arch culvert. Improvements to drainage, curbs, sidewalks, traffic signals and more have also been made.

Overall work will conclude this fall.

The prime contractor for the project is Frank J. Zottola Construction.