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Infrastructure Updates in the CityUPDATE AS OF October 2, 20264th Street South Lift Station Upgrades Temporary roadway restoration has been completed, and both lanes of traffic are currently open

By City of Cocoa Beach · · 2 min read
Infrastructure Updates
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Infrastructure Updates in the CityUPDATE AS OF October 2, 20264th Street South Lift Station Upgrades

 Temporary roadway restoration has been completed, and both lanes of traffic are currently open.

Concrete curb work is scheduled for October 5–6, weather permitting. During this work, the project area will temporarily be reduced to one lane of traffic.

Concrete sidewalk and driveway apron work is also scheduled for next week, which will allow pedestrian access to be restored through the project area.

Contractors will continue progressing through the remaining project items, including lift station piping improvements and electrical control panel upgrades.

N. Banana River Blvd. Sewer Pipe Repairs 

 Concrete curb work was completed this week, and temporary asphalt restoration was completed Friday.

The roadway will be open throughout the weekend but is scheduled to close again Monday at approximately 7:00 p.m. to allow contractors to complete final milling and paving of the intersection, weather permitting.

Following completion of the paving, cleanup and site restoration activities will continue; however, the roadway is anticipated to remain open to traffic throughout the remainder of next week.

Conduit Replacement: Conduit replacement work is currently underway. Parking spaces and, as needed, individual garage levels may be temporarily closed while crews work. At this time, the second and third floors are closed due to the ongoing work.

Restrooms: Painting of the restrooms has been completed, andthey are now fully reopened. 

Some AT&T Crews working around town. They will be laying new fiber lines in our neighborhoods.

They have notified the city they will be in the areas of S. Banana River, St. Croix and Andros installing fiber optics until the job is complete.

We ask that you use caution while out in these areas.

4th Street South Lift Station Upgrades

As of September 29, 2026, both lanes of traffic were reopened and the temporary traffic signals were removed.

On Monday and Tuesday of next week, the temporary signals will be put back in place and traffic will be reduced to one lane while contractors complete the concrete curbing along the roadside. 

We anticipate both lanes will be reopened by Wednesday afternoon. 

Photo and story credit: City of Cocoa Beach. Originally published by City of Cocoa Beach.

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