BALTIMORE — All of the roads impacted by Wednesday's diesel fuel spill are reopening as of 7 p.m., Sunday, June 8.
The mayor's office announced the Baltimore City Department of Transportation will reopen the roads as "significant" progress has been made in the clean-up effort.
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This includes the reopening of Central Avenue between Lancaster and Point Streets.
Normal Harbor Connector operations will resume Monday morning, officials say.
Harbor Connector Routes 2 and 3 will also continue to operate on their normal routes and times.