Cincinnati Street Closures Today 2025. Road Closure Map Updated 4252023 City of Wabasha Sunday, the following road closures will be in place: William Howard Taft Road between Torrence Parkway and East McMillan Street According to the City of Cincinnati, William Howard Taft Road will be blocked off between Torrence Parkway and East McMillan Street, while Collins Avenue will see closures at Riverside Drive from.
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Portions of William Howard Taft Road and Collins Avenue will be closed this weekend and into early next week due to security measures, city officials. The parade will stage on Mehring Way between Gest Street and Elm Street, and will travel east on Mehring Way, then north on Joe Nuxhall Way to the demarcation area on Freedom Way.
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Sunday, the following road closures will be in place: William Howard Taft Road between Torrence Parkway and East McMillan Street According to the City of Cincinnati, William Howard Taft Road will be blocked off between Torrence Parkway and East McMillan Street, while Collins Avenue will see closures at Riverside Drive from. Sunday, the following road closures will be in place: William Howard Taft Road between Torrence Parkway and East McMillan Street
ConstructionRelated Road Closures, Lane Restrictions This Week (Week of July 10) City of. Portions of William Howard Taft Road and Collins Avenue will be closed this weekend and into early next week due to security measures, city officials. The parade will stage on Mehring Way between Gest Street and Elm Street, and will travel east on Mehring Way, then north on Joe Nuxhall Way to the demarcation area on Freedom Way.
Downtown Cincinnati sees snow during Winter Weather Advisory YouTube. Elder Street- closed between Vine Street and Central Parkway; Court Street- closed between Race Street and Vine Street; Freedom Way- closed between Race Street and Marian Spencer Way CINCINNATI — Emergency crews in Cincinnati are working to put up flood gates and road blocks in low-lying areas as the Ohio River reaches almost double its normal height.