Current and Upcoming Road and Lane Closures

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UPDATE: DWA HAS COMPLETED EMERGENCY WATER MAIN REPAIRS; SOUTH PALM CANYON DRIVE BETWEEN SUNNY DUNES & MESQUITE HAS BEEN REOPENED AND THE TRAFFIC SIGNALS HAVE BEEN REACTIVATED





TRIBAL PROJECT - CONSTRUCTION AT THE INTERSECTION OF LAWRENCE CROSSLEY AND DINAH SHORE BEGINNING MAY 28

Granite Construction, for the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, will start work on the off-site improvements for a new gas station on Wednesday, May 28, 2025. The project area is Lawrence Crossley Road and Dinah Shore Drive. The work will involve adding an island on Crossley and widening Dinah Shore at the intersection, adding turn pockets and accelerator lanes, and concrete improvements including curb, gutter, sidewalk, and ramps. The work is anticipated to take 3 to 4 weeks to complete.

The gas station will be built at the northwest corner of Lawrence Crossley and Dinah Shore and will include a fuel station with 24 gasoline/diesel fuel dispensers and a convenience store.

Please use alternate routes to avoid delays and backups near the closure areas.

There will be some lane closures but no full road closures are planned.



STORM DRAIN LINE 6, STAGE 3

ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION START DATE: LATE 2027/EARLY 2028

The City of Palm Springs and the Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District (RCFC) are entering into a Funding/Cooperative Agreement for the construction of flood control improvements. The project consists of approximately 4,000 linear feet of reinforced concrete pipe (30-60 inches in diameter) and related structures. This pipeline will collect stormwater from the area and convey it underground along Avenida Caballeros where it will connect to existing storm drain infrastructure on Vista Chino. The goal of this project is to improve stormwater conveyance, reduce flooding risks, and protect property in Palm Springs.

This project is a major undertaking and while the long-term benefits of a flood control project of this nature are undeniable, there will be significant disturbances to traffic and community activities near the construction zone. See location map and typical installation pictures below.

As of mid-2025 This project is in its initial planning stages; residents and the community will not experience any inconvenience from this project until the construction begins, which may tentatively break ground sometime in late 2027 to 2028.

IMPACTED AREA ONCE PROJECT COMMENCES WILL BE BOTH NORTH AND SOUTHBOUND LANES ALONG AVENIDA CABALLEROS BETWEEN FRANCIS DRIVE AND VISTA CHINO (HIGHWAY 111).


STORM DRAIN LINE CONSTRUCTION LOCATION MAP






CALTRANS HIGHWAY 111 PAVEMENT REHABILITATION PROJECT SCHEDULE

Caltrans began work on January 13, 2025 to rehabilitate pavement conditions on a section of Highway 111 that runs through the City of Palm Springs. Work will begin at Golf Club Drive at East Palm Canyon, then west on East Palm Canyon to Gene Autry Trail, north on Gene Autry Trail to Vista Chino, west on Vista Chino to Highway 111 (North Palm Canyon), then north to West Gateway Drive.

Click here for link to weekly Caltrans construction schedule




ROAD CLOSURES DUE TO FLOODING, HIGH WINDS, BLOWING SAND

Click here for weather-related road closures

GET TEXT NOTIFICATIONS FOR ROAD CLOSURES/OPENINGS AND MORE!

We know dealing with road closures due to flooding or winds can be frustrating and inconvenient. But here's a handy tip to make it a bit easier: Did you know you can get fast notification of closures and re-openings through Everbridge? Stay in the loop with timely updates from local agencies regarding road closures, emergencies, and other crucial community alerts. Just visit Everbridge (External link) to sign up!






2025 PIPELINE REPLACEMENT PROJECTS

Desert Water Agency is replacing several aging water pipelines throughout its systems to help improve water reliability, decrease repair costs and reduce water loss. The next series of pipeline replacement projects will begin in January 2025 with continuing in phases through approximately April 2025. DWA is conducting pre-project work in some areas in advance.

Link to DWA website for more information and other projects


UPDATE: DWA HAS COMPLETED EMERGENCY WATER MAIN REPAIRS; SOUTH PALM CANYON DRIVE BETWEEN SUNNY DUNES & MESQUITE HAS BEEN REOPENED AND THE TRAFFIC SIGNALS HAVE BEEN REACTIVATED





TRIBAL PROJECT - CONSTRUCTION AT THE INTERSECTION OF LAWRENCE CROSSLEY AND DINAH SHORE BEGINNING MAY 28

Granite Construction, for the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, will start work on the off-site improvements for a new gas station on Wednesday, May 28, 2025. The project area is Lawrence Crossley Road and Dinah Shore Drive. The work will involve adding an island on Crossley and widening Dinah Shore at the intersection, adding turn pockets and accelerator lanes, and concrete improvements including curb, gutter, sidewalk, and ramps. The work is anticipated to take 3 to 4 weeks to complete.

The gas station will be built at the northwest corner of Lawrence Crossley and Dinah Shore and will include a fuel station with 24 gasoline/diesel fuel dispensers and a convenience store.

Please use alternate routes to avoid delays and backups near the closure areas.

There will be some lane closures but no full road closures are planned.



STORM DRAIN LINE 6, STAGE 3

ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION START DATE: LATE 2027/EARLY 2028

The City of Palm Springs and the Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District (RCFC) are entering into a Funding/Cooperative Agreement for the construction of flood control improvements. The project consists of approximately 4,000 linear feet of reinforced concrete pipe (30-60 inches in diameter) and related structures. This pipeline will collect stormwater from the area and convey it underground along Avenida Caballeros where it will connect to existing storm drain infrastructure on Vista Chino. The goal of this project is to improve stormwater conveyance, reduce flooding risks, and protect property in Palm Springs.

This project is a major undertaking and while the long-term benefits of a flood control project of this nature are undeniable, there will be significant disturbances to traffic and community activities near the construction zone. See location map and typical installation pictures below.

As of mid-2025 This project is in its initial planning stages; residents and the community will not experience any inconvenience from this project until the construction begins, which may tentatively break ground sometime in late 2027 to 2028.

IMPACTED AREA ONCE PROJECT COMMENCES WILL BE BOTH NORTH AND SOUTHBOUND LANES ALONG AVENIDA CABALLEROS BETWEEN FRANCIS DRIVE AND VISTA CHINO (HIGHWAY 111).


STORM DRAIN LINE CONSTRUCTION LOCATION MAP






CALTRANS HIGHWAY 111 PAVEMENT REHABILITATION PROJECT SCHEDULE

Caltrans began work on January 13, 2025 to rehabilitate pavement conditions on a section of Highway 111 that runs through the City of Palm Springs. Work will begin at Golf Club Drive at East Palm Canyon, then west on East Palm Canyon to Gene Autry Trail, north on Gene Autry Trail to Vista Chino, west on Vista Chino to Highway 111 (North Palm Canyon), then north to West Gateway Drive.

Click here for link to weekly Caltrans construction schedule




ROAD CLOSURES DUE TO FLOODING, HIGH WINDS, BLOWING SAND

Click here for weather-related road closures

GET TEXT NOTIFICATIONS FOR ROAD CLOSURES/OPENINGS AND MORE!

We know dealing with road closures due to flooding or winds can be frustrating and inconvenient. But here's a handy tip to make it a bit easier: Did you know you can get fast notification of closures and re-openings through Everbridge? Stay in the loop with timely updates from local agencies regarding road closures, emergencies, and other crucial community alerts. Just visit Everbridge (External link) to sign up!






2025 PIPELINE REPLACEMENT PROJECTS

Desert Water Agency is replacing several aging water pipelines throughout its systems to help improve water reliability, decrease repair costs and reduce water loss. The next series of pipeline replacement projects will begin in January 2025 with continuing in phases through approximately April 2025. DWA is conducting pre-project work in some areas in advance.

Link to DWA website for more information and other projects

Page last updated: 05 Jun 2025, 02:43 PM