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Orland Park, IL Roadwork Alert: 3 Major Streets Undergoing Repairs
Orland Park, IL – Drivers traveling through Orland Park should be prepared for possible traffic disruptions Friday and Saturday as crews continue pavement repairs along three local roadways, with addi
By Lena Wood · 2026-10-23T20:56:46.091Z
Orland Park, IL – Drivers traveling through Orland Park should be prepared for possible traffic disruptions Friday and Saturday as crews continue pavement repairs along three local roadways, with additional Cook County funded construction potentially coming in the weeks ahead.
According to the Village of Orland Park, milling and pavement patching are underway along portions of 108th Avenue, 167th Street and 179th Street as part of a county funded roadway improvement project.
Three Orland Park Roadways Affected Village officials identified three stretches of roadway where pavement repairs are taking place:
108th Avenue: Between 143rd Street and 153rd Street. 167th Street: Between 104th Avenue and LaGrange Road. 179th Street: Between Southwest Highway and LaGrange Road. The work involves milling deteriorated pavement and patching affected sections to improve roadway conditions.
Motorists traveling through these areas may encounter construction crews, equipment and temporary traffic disruptions while repairs are underway.
Repairs Expected to Finish Saturday The village announced that the current milling and pavement patching work is scheduled to be completed by Saturday, October 24 .
Officials did not announce specific full road closures or provide exact times when individual sections would be affected.
Drivers should remain attentive to construction activity and allow additional travel time when passing through active work areas.
The repairs are funded by Cook County, with the Village of Orland Park coordinating updates for residents and motorists.
Additional Roadwork Could Follow Village officials said they will be evaluating other county roads in Orland Park for potential pavement patching during the coming weeks.
No additional road segments or construction dates have been announced.
The village thanked residents and drivers for their patience as crews work to address roadway conditions.
Motorists using 108th Avenue, 167th Street and 179th Street should watch for construction activity through Saturday and monitor future village announcements for additional roadwork updates.