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One focus of the project is to widen deceleration lane at Exit 3 in the southbound direction.
The estimated construction cost for this project is approximately $205 million – with 90% federal funds and 10% state funds. Continue Reading →
Motorist can also expect lane closures on the Merritt Parkway (Route 15) during the construction of the bridge. The allowable work hours for this project on the Merritt Parkway are Monday through Friday Southbound between 7:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m., Northbound between 8:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. Saturday and Sunday between 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. excluding statewide holiday lane closure restrictions. Continue Reading →
The DOT said the detour would take drivers from Lake Ave to Lower Cross Road, to North Street, to Clapboard Ridge Rd, to Grahamptom Lane and back to Lake Ave. Continue Reading →
“The messaging worked. People did what we asked them to do and everyone got to where they were going.” – Greenwich Police Lt John Slusarz Continue Reading →
The CT Dept of Transportation is holding a public meeting on Project 56-319, bridge 03514 – 684 North over Byram River on March 27 at the Western Greenwich Civic Center. Continue Reading →
Commissioner Redeker’s focus will be on proposed bus and rail fare increases, proposed changes to services, and local projects. Attendees are encouraged to come prepared with questions for the Commissioner. Continue Reading →
Governor Malloy warned that the state can sharply curtail spending on transportation or identify new resources to support the Special Transportation Fund. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police are watching. The second distracted driving enforcement campaign runs from August 2-16. Continue Reading →
Expect lane closures on I-95 between Exit 2 (Louden Street), and the New York State Line in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Critics of the proposed multi-use trail that would run 37 miles from Greenwich to Stratford outnumbered those in favor at a public meeting Tuesday night at Town Hall. Representatives from CT Dept of Transportation presented an overview of the project and its estimated $250 Million projected cost. A number of people spoke in favor of the project as well. Continue Reading →