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Posted on: September 10, 2021

[ARCHIVED] Fox Valley Marathon To Impact Downtown Geneva Traffic

Shoes Marathon Race

Several downtown Geneva streets will be closed to traffic early Sunday, Sept. 19 to accommodate the annual Fox Valley Marathon racecourse.

The marathon begins in St. Charles and heads south into Geneva, impacting downtown streets and main arterial roads between 7 and 9 a.m., including:

Closed Road
From
To
Route 31
Roosevelt Street (St. Charles)
Third Street near the Kane County Government Center
Stevens Street
Route 31
Richards Street
Ford Street
Route 31
Sixth Street
Richards Street
Stevens Street
Peyton Street
Peyton Street
Richards Street
Route 31
State Street (Route 38)
Route 25
Seventh Street
James Street
Route 31
Fifth Street
Fifth Street
James Street
Campbell Street
Campbell Street
Fifth Street
Third Street
Third Street
Campbell Street
Fulton Street
Fulton Street
Third Street
Route 31


Detour Routes

Route 38

The marked detour route for local drivers traveling eastbound on State Street will be turning south on Seventh Street, east on Fulton Street, south on Fourth Street, east on South Street, south on Third Street, south on Route 31, east on Fabyan Parkway, and north on Route 25. Westbound traffic will use the same route in reverse.

Route 31

Detour signs will direct those heading southbound on Route 31 in St. Charles to turn west on Roosevelt Street, south on Third Street (St. Charles)/Anderson Boulevard (Geneva), east on State Street, south on Seventh Street, east on Fulton Street, south on Fourth Street, east on South Street, south on Third Street, and south on Route 31. The detour will be reversed for northbound traffic.

Alternate Route

Motorists who want to avoid the detours should take Route 25, Fabyan Parkway and Randall Road to travel around the racecourse. Truck drivers should use this route and avoid downtown Geneva if possible.

There will be numerous marathon officials and police officers providing traffic control, so please drive with caution through the downtown. Officials will be available to assist motorists to and from their residence if they live within the designated racecourse.

For more information about the race, visit the Fox Valley Marathon's website.

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