Pompano Beach, Florida – A very important drainage repair project is now underway in Pompano Beach. Workers from the Broward County Public Works Department are working hard at the intersection of Hammondville Road and Andrews Avenue. The construction work, which started on June 9, 2025, is expected to go on for ten days, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, weather permitting.
The need for urgent repairs came after the existing drainage structure in the region exhibited considerable signs of settling. Over time, the shifting generated a perceptible drop in the eastbound driving lane, prompting safety concerns for vehicles and local officials. The structure, which is more than 14 feet underground, needs to be updated to make the road stable again and to handle stormwater more effectively.
To assist keep the project on pace and prevent long-term delays, the County decided for round-the-clock operations. Crews are working around the clock to dig up, dismantle, and repair the damaged infrastructure under the pavement. The accelerated schedule is part of a gas-tax funded project aimed at tackling deteriorating infrastructure before it causes larger problems or demands costly maintenance…