REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. - In an effort to improve local infrastructure, Rehoboth Beach has initiated repairs on Rehoboth Avenue, one of the city’s busiest streets.
Crews began working on concrete and curbing, with plans to pave the road in the coming months.
Residents Vince and Pat Kadlubek, who frequently travel this route, emphasized the importance of these upgrades for both locals and tourists.
“Any improvements are advantageous to the whole community,” Pat said.
The city attracts approximately seven million visitors annually, contributing to significant wear and tear on its roads. Local resident Frank noted, “It's a good idea to get ahead of it before it gets worse.”
To minimize disruption, construction will primarily occur at night, with crews working from 9 p.m. to 9 a.m.
While the paving portion may be delayed until next spring or fall due to budget constraints, initial concrete work is underway. Residents are advised to expect delays during construction.
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