Lynn Lane Project Changes Traffic Between East 11th and East 31st Streets
Tulsa's Lynn Lane resurfacing project between East 11th and East 31st Streets brings phased lane closures and detours through mid November.
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By TREW NewsroomLocal reporting desk | Bright Current Media
Published Oct 19, 2026
Infrastructure updateTwo miles. Phased traffic. Mid November target.TREW Newsroom
Original TREW editorial illustration. Current traffic controls and posted signs govern.
What changed
The City of Tulsa announced milling, patching, and resurfacing work on Lynn Lane between East 11th and East 31st Streets with phased lane closures.
Why it matters
TREW analysis: The immediate public impact is access for nearby residents, businesses, and drivers rather than the project announcement alone.
What to watch
Construction conditions can change. Drivers should follow posted signs and check the current City notice before relying on the original sequence.
The current project area
A City of Tulsa street improvement project is changing traffic on Lynn Lane, also designated South 177th East Avenue, between East 11th and East 31st Streets.
The project includes milling, patching, and resurfacing. The City's October 15 notice said the northbound lanes would close first, with one southbound lane remaining open and northbound drivers following posted detours.
What drivers should expect
After roughly two weeks, the City expected work to move to the southbound side while northbound traffic reopened. The overall work was expected to continue through mid November.
Construction conditions can change. Drivers should follow posted signs, allow extra time, and check the City's current notice before relying on the original sequence.
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