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Bettendorf Central Avenue Resurfacing Project leads to street closure
By Sharon Wren,
2026-07-28
Work is moving eastward on Central Avenue in Bettendorf as crews continue the second part of the Central Avenue Resurfacing Project by replacing sanitary sewer lines from 14th Street to 23rd Street.
Starting on Wednesday, July 29, crews will begin replacing the sewer in the 1800 block of Central Avenue. This means that 18th Street to 19th Street will be closed to through traffic, including the intersection of 19th Street and Central Avenue. A detour will be in place using 18th Street to the west, Mississippi Boulevard to the south and 21st Street to the east. Work on this section is expected to take about six weeks, weather permitting. Crews will then move east of 19th Street.
Work on the first part of the Central Avenue Resurfacing Project continues as Iowa American Water replaces the water main in some spots from 14th Street to Pius Lane. Click here for more information on the project.
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