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Water-line work on West Friendly Avenue and Westover Terrace expected to cause spring'summer delays

City of Greensboro Weekly Flash Briefing · May 4, 2026
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Summary

The city said crews will rehabilitate water lines on West Friendly Avenue and Westover Terrace this spring and summer, with work funded by water and sewer utility payments and expected to finish by the end of August.

City officials announced planned water-line rehabilitation work on West Friendly Avenue (from Smyers Place to Westover Terrace) and on Westover Terrace (from West Market Street to 307 Westover Terrace) that is expected to cause traffic delays this spring and summer.

The briefing identified the project as part of the city's ongoing water rehabilitation program and said the work is funded by water and sewer utility payments. Crews anticipate the work will wrap up by the end of August.

No construction contractor, bid amounts, or lane-closure schedules were provided in the flash briefing; the announcement was a service-notice style update rather than a formal council action. Listeners were advised to expect delays and plan travel accordingly.

Clarifying details: the briefing specified the project limits, funding source as utility payments, and an expected completion by the end of August. The briefing did not provide lane-by-lane staging, contractor information, or specific closure dates.

Next steps: the city's project web pages or traffic advisories will provide operational details when available.