The Manchester Department of Public Works (DPW) will be performing construction and maintenance work at various locations throughout the city from August 17 to August 21. Please see the locations listed below.
Road Work Notice: August 17 – August 21
Road Closures (expect detours)
- Mammoth Rd (Bridge St to Lake Ave) (NORTHBOUND DETOUR ONLY) – Paving preparation and overlay paving
Lane Closures or Lane Shifts (traffic to be maintained through work zones)
- Bouchard St (Harvey Rd to Kelly Ave) – Final cleanup
- Huse Rd Neighborhood (Edna, Leo, Valentine, Lebel, Roycraft, Sears, Parenteau, Chartrand, Keystone, Karin) – Final cleanup
- Porter St (Mammoth Rd to Cilley Rd) – Sidewalk, curbing, and overlay paving
- Beech St (North St to Bridge St) – Curbing and/or sidewalk work
- Queen City Ave (Elm St to Sundial Ave) – Paving preparation and overlay paving
- Candia Rd (Mammoth Rd to west of I-93 SB Ramps) – Paving preparation
- Mammoth Rd (Bridge St to Lake Ave) – Overlay paving
- S. Willow St (at Weston Rd) – Roadway widening and signal work
- Norton Ave (Longwood Rd to Candia Rd) – Final cleanup
- Maynard Ave (Rosewood Ln to Huse Rd) – Final cleanup
- Wagner St (Webster St to Dead End) – Paving preparation and overlay paving
- Cilley Rd (at Jewett St) – Signal work
General Guidelines
- Construction schedules can change unexpectedly.
- Expect lane/road closures and detours during construction hours.
- Please follow posted detour signs and allow extra travel time.
- Parking will be prohibited when required.
- Drivers and pedestrians should use extreme caution when traveling past work zones, especially at night or in adverse weather when visibility is limited.
- Driveway access to local businesses and homes within closures will be maintained and closely coordinated by the Contractor. If driveway access is temporarily blocked, coordinate with crews or police for property access.
- For lane shifts during construction, follow new lane markings, barricaded routes, or traffic cones and allow extra travel time.
- Whenever possible, we encourage drivers to plan ahead and avoid the construction area.
We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we work to enhance our community’s infrastructure.
Sincerely,
City of Manchester
Department of Public Works
