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Bettendorf events will close roads, impact drivers
By Sharon Wren,
4 hours agoThree local traditions taking place in the next couple of weeks may impact drivers in Bettendorf.
The Pleasant Valley High School Homecoming Parade takes place on Belmont Road on Thursday, September 17, starting at 6 p.m. Belmont Road will be closed from the entrance of Scott Community College (500 Belmont Road) to Pleasant Valley High School (604 Belmont Road). The parade will start at the entrance of Scott Community College and proceed down Belmont Road, ending at Pleasant Valley High School.
On Thursday, September 24, 2026, the Bettendorf High School Homecoming Parade takes place on 18th Street starting at 6 p.m. 18th Street will be closed from the entrance of Bettendorf Middle School, 2030 Middle Road, to Bettendorf High School, 3333 18th Street. The parade will start at the entrance of Bettendorf Middle School and proceed up 18th Street, ending at Bettendorf High School.
On Sunday, September 27, 2026, the Quad Cities Marathon takes place across four cities, including Bettendorf. Several roads will be closed between about 6 and 11 a.m. once racers cross the I-74 Bridge from Illinois to Iowa via the bike and pedestrian path. Runners travel east on State Street until they reach the intersection of 17th Street/George Thuenen Drive. Runners not involved in the full marathon turn south and cross the George Thuenen Bridge to access the Mississippi River Trail and head towards Davenport.
Those who are involved in the full marathon will take this route:
- North on 17th Street to Mississippi Boulevard
- West on Mississippi Boulevard to Kimberly Road
- North on Kimberly Road to Lincoln Road
- East on Lincoln Road to 14th Street
- South on 14th Street to Alcoa Avenue, then back North on 14th Street to Lincoln Road
- East on Lincoln Road to 23rd Street
- South on 23rd Street to Central Avenue
- West on Central Avenue to 18th Street
- South on 18th Street to Mississippi Boulevard
- South on 17th Street to George Thuenen Bridge
- Cross Bridge to Mississippi River Trail and head towards Davenport
Drivers who find themselves along one of these routes are asked to be courteous and attentive. Police officers and event volunteers will move cars through as quickly as possible.
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