Adams Street, Green Bay

Adams Street parking lot in downtown Green Bay to close permanently on Nov. 22 to make way for high-rise
GREEN BAY - The Adams Street parking lot will close permanently on Nov. 22 , the city of Green Bay announced on Thursday.
Adams Street lot to close permanently for downtown Green Bay luxury apartment project
The City of Green Bay has officially announced the Adams Street parking lot will permanently close for business. According to a press release from the City of Green Bay, the Adams Street lot will close for business permanently on Friday,
Adams Street Parking Lot in Green Bay's downtown closing permanently, public works says
Green Bay public works says the Adams Street Parking Lot is closing permanently beginning Friday, Nov. 22. They say the closure is related to an approved building development on the lot's site.
Downtown Green Bay workers mixed on trading popular parking lot for luxury apartments
While some businesses have concerns about losing the Adams Street Parking Lot, others are optimistic it won't be an issue and are excited about what's to come.
Green Bay closing one of its most popular downtown parking lots next week
The last day for parking in the Adams St. lot is Thursday, Nov. 21. The next day, a Department of Public Works crew will remove the parking meters, lights and other hardware for salvaging. Once that’s done, the developer can move onto the lot for construction.
Downtown Green Bay parking lot closure set for Nov. 21
The last day to use the Adams Street parking lot on the city's east side will be Thursday, Nov. 21. On Friday, Nov. 22, the ...
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4 concerns downtown Green Bay stakeholders raised about 8-story high-rise plan
GREEN BAY - Downtown Green Bay business owners, churchgoers and residents for about 90 minutes Friday shared concerns and asked questions of the Milwaukee developer that wants to convert a ...
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Reader question: The trees were dead in the downtown parking lot this summer. Is anyone going to do anything?
The Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department will soon put the Adams Street parking lot trees out of their misery. James Andersen, assistant director, asked city forester Brian Pelot about the ...