Initial Work Starts for Binghamton 363 Gateway Project

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Preliminary construction operations for the $43.1 million 363 Gateway Project in Binghamton have begun, with crews from the state Department of Transportation removing trees in the cloverleaf area south of the Visions Veterans Memorial Arena. The final design for the project, which will provide additional greenspace and improved access to the Susquehanna River, was recently approved by the Federal Highway Administration.

Why it matters

The 363 Gateway Project is a major infrastructure initiative that aims to enhance connectivity and public access to the Susquehanna River in downtown Binghamton. As the city continues to revitalize its urban core, this project is seen as an important step in improving walkability, bike-ability, and overall quality of life for residents and visitors.

The details

Crews have begun removing trees in the cloverleaf area between North Shore Drive and Susquehanna Street, marking the start of preliminary construction activities for the $43.1 million 363 Gateway Project. The final design, chosen from several concepts discussed over the past few years, was recently approved by the Federal Highway Administration. The project will create additional greenspace and improve access to the Susquehanna River, with a new path for pedestrians and bicyclists to connect to the Two Rivers Greenway and Binghamton University's main campus.

• Preliminary construction operations began on February 17, 2026.
• Temporary daytime lane and shoulder closures may occur through the end of March 2026.

What they’re saying

What’s next

Temporary daytime lane and shoulder closures may occur through the end of March 2026 as construction continues on the 363 Gateway Project.