North Main Street Bridge Project Update: New Completion Date Targeted
For residents and business owners tracking the Thomas Creek Bridge replacement, there is a significant update on the timeline. The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) project on North Main Street has a new anticipated completion date.
This is an important development for everyone navigating the village, as the work impacts traffic and access in the heart of Fairport.
The Latest Progress and Timeline
According to the Village of Fairport, the project’s new, anticipated date for substantial completion is November 15th, 2025.
It is noted that some work will likely continue past that date to fully close out the project.
Current Construction Status
Crews are accelerating their work to meet this new target. Recent progress includes:
- Bridge supports are now in place.
- Work on the bridge decking is moving forward.
Once the work is finished, the Village of Fairport has mentioned it is “looking forward to a celebration” of the project’s completion and the full reopening of the Main Street corridor.
Navigating the Work Zone: Detours and Access
While the project continues, all residents should be aware of the current closures and access points.
Official Detour Route
North Main Street remains closed to traffic from Railroad Street to the North Main Street and Cannery Parking areas.
The official, posted detour route directs vehicles along:
- High Street
- Turk Hill Road
- East Church Street
What Is Still Open?
Despite the main closure, the following areas remain accessible:
- Railroad Street remains open.
- The North Main Street and Cannery Parking areas are open.
- Pedestrian access is maintained on the east side of Main Street.
- Access is still available to Mac’s Philly Steaks.
Project Background
The Thomas Creek Bridge Replacement Project is managed by the NY State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) and officially began on April 14, 2025.
Creekstone Apartment & Townhome Community is looking forward to the Thomas Creek project being completed
Source
Information for this report was sourced from the Village of Fairport.
Source: Village of Fairport News

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