Street & Boat Launch Closings, Shuttle Bus & Parade Information for Logging & Heritage Festival

MARINETTE POLICE DEPARTMENT

PRESS RELEASE

Public Notice

Street and Boat Launch Closings

Friday, July 13^th 5 P.M. Stephenson Island and Landing closed until Sunday July 15^th 8 P.M.

Saturday, July 14^th 1 A.M. Boom Landing Closed until Sunday July 15^th 5 A.M.

Saturday, July 14^th Closed to boat traffic on Menominee River up river of Interstate Bridge 5 P.M. to Midnight. (Firework Safety Radius)

Saturday, July 14^th 3 A.M. Library Parking lot closed until Sunday July 9^th 6 P.M.

Sunday, July 15^th  6^th Street Boat Launch closed 5 A.M. to 3 P.M.

Sunday, July 15^th  Water St  9 A.M. to 3 P.M.

Sunday, July 15^th Main St. closed (7^th St. to Hall Ave) 11 A.M. to 3 P.M.

Carney Blvd and Ludington St. will be open for traffic.

*NEW* Parade Route on Main St from 7^th St to Wells St.  Parade starts at Noon on Sunday July 15^th.

Shuttle Bus drop off and handicapped drop off will be located on Riverside Ave near Stephenson Library for Logging and Heritage Festival.

Free Shuttle Bus from Jack’s Fresh Market in Menominee runs 11 A.M. until 11 P.M. Saturday July 14^th and 11 A.M. until 6 P.M. Sunday July 15^th.  Please utilize shuttle service.  Limited parking around the event.

Boaters please utilize the Menekaunee Harbor launch during the Heritage and Logging Fest weekend.

Marinette Ave & Hall Ave Lane Closure to begin Tuesday, May 29th.

P R E S S    R E L E A S E

FROM:          Brian Miller, P.E.

                     Director of Public Works

DATE:          May 23, 2018 

RE:              Marinette Avenue & Hall Avenue Lane Closures

The City of Marinette will be replacing sections of deteriorated concrete pavement along Marinette Avenue and Hall Avenue. This work will require lane closures and require vehicles to use a single lane of traffic.  The lane closures will be marked with barrels and other delineators.

The overall project is scheduled to begin Tuesday, May 29^th.  The work will get done in phases, so not all of the work will begin on May 29^th.  The entire project is scheduled to be completed within two weeks, barring adverse weather conditions.

We ask motorists to be patient and reduce speed when driving through the construction zones.

Brian R. Miller

Director of Public Works