Sidewalk and Drainage Upgrades on Norridgewock Avenue in Skowhegan

SKOWHEGAN - The Maine Department of Transportation is beginning work on a sidewalk improvement project along Norridgewock Avenue in Skowhegan. The project area spans approximately 0.35 miles, from the Margaret Chase Smith Library to Coburn Avenue.

This work includes the construction of new sidewalks, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)-compliant upgrades, drainage improvements, and water utility work. Drivers should expect a single-lane of alternating traffic through the project area. This lane will have a width restriction of 11'.

Culvert Replacement on Route 127 in Dresden

DRESDEN- The Maine Department of transportation is replacing a failing culvert on Route 127 in Dresden. The work area is 0.13 miles south of Patterson Road (Route 197). Work is scheduled to begin on May 5th and is scheduled to be finished by May 8th. Monday, May 5th drivers can expect a single-lane of alternating traffic through the project area. On May 6 and 7 there will be a full road closure at the project location. Traffic will be detoured to Route 128 and Indian Road. The detour route will be marked. The contractor on this project is MaineDOT Bureau of Maintenance and Operations.

Bridge Closure in Dresden

DRESDEN - The Maine Department of Transportation is performing a routine bridge inspection of the Middle Bridge on Friday, May 2nd. This bridge carries Patterson Road/Route 197 over the Eastern River. MaineDOT engineers inspect this bridge annually for safety.

This inspection work will impact traffic. Drivers should expect impacts between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. A detour route will be in effect while the work takes place. The contractor on the project is TyLin from Falmouth. The contract amount is $65,693.57

Paving Work on I-95 Southbound Between Fairfield and Augusta

KENNEBEC & SOMERSET COUNTIES - The Maine Department of Transportation will be making pavement improvements on parts of I-95 Southbound in Augusta, Benton, Fairfield, Sidney, & Waterville. The project area begins at mile marker 134 and extends south to mile marker 112. The project will perform paving, update guardrail, and improve drainage. Work is scheduled to begin on Sunday, May 4th and be completed in the fall of this year. This project will involve night work occurring between 7:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. Sunday to Saturday.

Paving Work in Jefferson and Union

KNOX & LINCOLN COUNTIES - The Maine Department of Transportation is performing paving work on Route 17 in Jefferson and Union. There are two work areas; the first project area begins approximately at Shepard Road and extends northwest 3.5 miles, the second roughly begins at West Washington Road and extends northwest for approximately 4.8 miles. This work will update guardrail and improve drainage. Work will begin on Monday, April 28 and is scheduled to be finished by June of this year. Drivers may encounter a single-lane, alternating traffic pattern.

Happening Tomorrow: Highway Safety and Work Zone Awareness Event

WEST GARDINER - As seasonal traffic volumes increase, and many road construction projects begin in Maine, public and private road workers are coming together to remind drivers to stay alert and drive carefully - especially in work zones.Tomorrow, the Maine Department of Transportation, Maine Turnpike Authority, Maine State Police, Associated General Contractors of Maine, and AAA Northern New England will be holding a press conference to highlight the importance of safe driving.

Paving Work and Sidewalk Improvements in Auburn

AUBURN - The Maine Department of Transportation will be doing paving work and pedestrian safety improvements, including bringing sidewalk curbs into ADA compliance, in Auburn. The work areas include Center Street, Court Street, Rotary Street, Washington Street, and Minot Avenue. Two-way traffic will be maintained throughout project areas, with periodic lane closures occurring throughout construction. Sidewalk closures will occur with pedestrian detours in place. Work is scheduled to begin on Monday, April 21st and is anticipated to be completed in November.

Route 109 Reconstruction in Acton

ACTON - The Maine Department of Transportation will be reconstructing a section of Route 109 in Acton. The project area begins 0.60 miles southeast of Sam Page Road and extends northwest 2.21 miles to the New Hampshire State border. This project involves roadway reconstruction and rehabilitation, including drainage and safety improvements. The project will add three-foot, paved shoulders to Route 109 within the project limits. Additionally, a large culvert will be installed where the main tributary to Wilson Lake crosses Route 109. On-site construction activities began in December of 2024.

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