Full Notification

Road Work Notice
Date: Monday, July 14, 2025 thru Friday, July 18, 2025
Time(s):

• Massabesic St.: 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Monday
• Prospect St.:      7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Tuesday thru Friday
• Lining Locations : 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Monday to Thursday

Contractor:  Albanese D&S Construction & Insituform (Lining Work)
Client: Environmental Protection Division, Department of Public Works (DPW)

 This notice is to inform residents and the traveling public that construction will continue on the following streets:

Road Closures & Work Details:

Massabesic St. Closed Monday between Tarrytown Rd. and Mammoth for completion of work for new Drain Piping under Massabesic St. near East Side Club north of Porter St.

Prospect St.  Closed Tuesday- Friday between Beech St. and Maple St., excavation work for repair of the existing Sewer Main

Lining Locations – Traffic to be maintained thru work zone:

• 7/14 – Morton St., from end of Cul-de-sac to Harold E.Back  (Line 66)
• 7/14 – Elgin St., from Eve St. to Boston St. (Line 82)
• 7/14 – Webster St., from Belmont St. to Hall St.  (Line 83)
• 7/15 – Londonderry Lane, from Beech St. to Manchester St. (Line 30)
• 7/15 – Londonderry Lane, from Beech St. to Maple St. (Line 74)
• 7/16 – Canal St., from Spring St. to West Bridge St. (Wall St. Tower) (Line 22)
• 7/16 – Belmont St., from Summer St. to Grove St. (Line 43)
• 7/17 – Wilson St., from Manchester St. to Merrimack St. (Line 49)
• 7/17 – Wilson St., from Merrimack St. to Laurel St. (Line 51)

Important Notes

• Expect road closures and detours during construction hours.
• Please follow posted detour signs and allow extra travel time.
• Parking will be prohibited within the construction area.
• Residents will have limited access to and from their homes.
• Whenever possible, we encourage drivers to avoid the construction area.
• Residences/Businesses within lining locations will receive an advance notice and 24-hour notice prior to work.

We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we work to enhance our community’s infrastructure.

Sincerely,
Environmental Protection Division
Department of Public Works
City of Manchester