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Dec 1, 2025 <1 min

Traffic Alert: Major Utility Work Hits Malabar Road

from The Palm Bayer Hosted by Thomas Gaume

Heavy equipment is moving onto one of Palm Bay’s busiest corridors. Drivers on Malabar Road will face two months of lane shifts and potential delays starting today. Is your daily commute ready for the squeeze? Palm Bay, FL – City crews are launching a major inspection project along Malabar Road. The work zone stretches from Minton Road east to San Filippo Drive. Both east and westbound lanes will see activity immediately. Contractors are focused on the underground culvert infrastructure. They will clean and video inspect the lines to identify possible failures before they become sinkholes or drainage disasters. This proactive work is critical for maintaining the road’s long-term stability. The Timeline This is not a quick fix. The project is scheduled to run from December 1 through January 31, 2026. Drivers should expect channelizing devices and shifting traffic patterns throughout the holiday season. Public Works advises using caution in the area. Delays are likely during peak hours. If you can plan an alternate route, now is the time to test it. Questions about the project can be directed to Public Works customer service at (321) 952-3437. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thepalmbayer.com

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