Prospect Mountain Project

Recently I noticed two ponds at the Kamikaze Curve in Binghamton. You can only see them from one direction and I wonder how long they have been there.

Failing concrete sections in the area of the massive Prospect Mountain improvement project in Binghamton have been removed in recent days.

Drivers will encounter significant traffic backups due to pavement and sign work in Binghamton and Port Dickinson.

Drivers will encounter significant traffic backups due to pavement and sign work in Binghamton and Port Dickinson.

Workers are slowly but surely taking down another half-century-old Binghamton highway bridge as part of the Prospect Mountain project.

An easy-to-access area under a Binghamton highway interchange has become a new hot spot for fishing. It may be popular but it's also illegal.

Dozens of lights have now been installed and put in service in the Prospect Mountain Project work zone in Binghamton. Crews have put more than 100 lights in place in the area of the Route 17/Interstate 81 interchange in recent weeks. The new lights are along the highway and also underneath the bridge at the Mygatt Street exit and the bridge over Chenango Street...

Drivers on the Southern Tier Expressway in Binghamton may have noticed an "Interstate 86" sign along the highway in recent weeks. Although Route 17 is being upgraded to interstate status, the blue-and-red "I-86" marker just east of the town of Dickinson line shouldn't have been there...

As the Prospect Mountain Construction Project continues to make progress, it's time to remove old bridges which means traffic is expected to come to a standstill for a short time on Thursday, September 24th.