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Road Closures in Cattaraugus County

  • May 9
  • 2 min read

One Lane Closure CR 24 (Abbott Rd)

The Cattaraugus County Department of Public Works will be closing one lane of County Route 24, also known as Abbott Road in the towns of Ischua and Lyndon, between Snyder Road and Ingalls Road, from May 11th through May 29th, 2026. The closure is for road construction. View on Google Maps

One Lane Closure CR 90 (Bixby Hill Rd)

The Cattaraugus County Department of Public Works will be closing one lane of County Route 90, also known as Bixby Hill Road in the town of Freedom, between County Route 32 (State Route 240) and the Wyoming County Line, from May 4th through May 29th, 2026. The closure is for road construction. View on Google Maps

White Street in the Town of Ashford

The Cattaraugus County Department of Public Works has closed White Street in the Town of Ashford, between County Route 32 (State Route 240) and Ashford Hollow Road (County Route 53) indefinitely as of November 20th, 2025.  The closure is due to structure deterioration.  There is no detour posed.  View on Google Maps.

Burch Drive bridge in South Valley

The Cattaraugus County Department of Public Works, along with the town of South Valley, has closed the Burch Drive bridge, in the town of South Valley. The bridge is being replaced. A detour is in place for local traffic and emergency services. View on Google Maps

Waverly Street bridge in Cattaraugus

The Village of Cattaraugus has closed the Waverly Street bridge between South Street and Ellicott Street in Cattaraugus indefinitely.  There is no marked detour.  Motorists will need to go around the block to avoid the closure. View Waverly Street Bridge on Google Maps

Questions about Road Closures

If you have questions about road closures in Cattaraugus County then please contact the Department of Public Works

 
 
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