Latest update: July 10, 2026, 9:00 am
Current traffic patterns at TidalHealth Peninsula Regional
Safety notice: Avoid construction laydown area
It has come to our attention that pedestrians have been walking through the construction laydown area at TidalHealth Peninsula Regional. This area presents significant safety hazards and could result in injury.
Pedestrians should not enter or pass through the construction laydown area on our Salisbury campus. Signage will be posted at entry points to help guide pedestrians and reinforce this boundary.
Thank you for your patience and flexibility as we work to maintain safety and continuity of care throughout our Endoscopy and Observation Unit projects in Salisbury.
Current traffic alerts
As part of ongoing construction related to TidalHealth Peninsula Regional’s Observation Unit project, the hospital announces the following upcoming traffic changes.
Traffic will be maintained and redirected through clearly marked detours. TidalHealth encourages all drivers and pedestrians to follow posted signage and use caution when traveling near the construction zone.
We appreciate your patience as we continue improvements to better serve our community.
Phase 3B: July 7 to 14
West Vine Street between Waverly Drive and Patterson Road/West Locust Road will reopen, allowing two-way traffic.
West Vine Street between Patterson Road/West Locust Road and Old West Vine Street will remain closed.
A temporary sidewalk closure will be in place, with pedestrian access routed safely around the construction area.
Phase 4: July 13 to Aug. 7
For this phase of the project, we will see an additional segment of West Vine Street closed. Appropriate signage and flaggers will be in place to ensure our team members, patients and community members are aware of the active pedestrian and vehicle detours.
Patterson Road/West Locust Street: July 27
On Monday, July 27, Whiting Turner will need to close single lanes (noted below in green) to accommodate underground utility work. Orange safety drums will be positioned to close off the area.
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