A Town of Union bridge will be renovated in 2026, and the Broome County Department of Public Works is looking for resident feedback regarding a proposed rehabilitation project.
The bridge, located on Nanticoke Drive over Bradley Creek, is the site of a $373,000 restoration project which will aim to reduce the rate of deterioration of the bridge.
A bridge on Nanticoke Drive in the Town of Union, shown May 9, 2025, is the focus of a 2026 renovation project.
Will the bridge on Nanticoke Drive be closed?
Due to construction work primarily focusing on the underside of the bridge, the project will not require work zone traffic control, meaning the bridge will not be closed during construction, though lanes and shoulders may be closed.
The project will include making concrete repairs under the bridge, adding rebar and installing waterproofing.
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Public comment on Bradley Creek bridge
The project is currently in the public comment stage, and residents with comments and concerns regarding the project should reach out to Broome County Engineer Eduard Lavrinovich at eduard.lavrinovich@broomecountyny.gov or visit the Broome County Office Building at 60 Hawley St. in Binghamton before May 16.
You can also visit Broome County’s website to view a full brochure of the project, including a comment section which can then be mailed to Lavrinovich.
When will the bridge renovation be completed?
Following public comment, designs are expected to be complete in September, with construction beginning in May 2026 and ending in July 2026.
This article originally appeared on Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin: Nanticoke Drive bridge project details, timeline