Search active DOT-permitted street closures near any NYC address. Construction, utility work, film shoots, events, and more — know what's happening on your street before it happens.
NYC Intel pulls active street closure permit data from NYC DOT via NYC Open Data, updated daily.
NYC DOT issues street closure permits for a wide variety of purposes. Here are the most common types you'll find near any address.
Building renovation, foundation work, crane operations, and site access requiring lane or sidewalk closure.
Con Ed, National Grid, telecom, and water/sewer utility access requiring opening the street or sidewalk.
NYC film permits requiring street or sidewalk closure for production vehicles, equipment, and crew access.
Street fairs, parades, outdoor concerts, farmers markets, and other public events requiring temporary closure.
Tree planting, removal, or maintenance requiring partial sidewalk or lane closure by NYC Parks or contractors.
Emergency infrastructure repairs requiring immediate temporary closure without advance notice.
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See all active DOT permits nearby, including closure type, dates, hours, and the permitted entity.
Use this data to anticipate construction noise, parking restrictions, and route changes before they happen.