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Cranston and RIDOT discuss drainage solutions for Oaklawn Avenue flooding

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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Cranston and the Rhode Island Department of Transportation held a public forum on October 22, 2026, to discuss plans to mitigate flooding under the Oaklawn Avenue underpass. RIDOT presented findings from the Wilbur Avenue and Oaklawn Avenue Drainage Study and outlined a potential three-stage solution for better drainage. Officials noted that even with these long-term improvements, some flooding might still occur.

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The discussion involved potential funding sources for infrastructure improvements in the area. RIDOT stated that while the proposed solutions will improve the system, each alternative is intended to deliver only a slight benefit individually.

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