Week of 3/20/23
This week, crews will be installing dewatering wells on Montvale Avenue near Lindenwood Cemetery in support of upcoming work at the Sweetwater Brook. Lane restrictions will be necessary. Police details will assist with directing traffic.

In the coming weeks, crews will be relocating 500ft of existing Eversource owned distribution duct bank to make space for the new transmission duct bank.

You can speak to the crews, police detail officers, or contact the outreach team to inform them of known deliveries, visitors, or appointments. Additionally, due to weather, or unexpected circumstances, work hours may be extended, or work may be performed on alternative dates.

Daytime construction activity in Woburn will occur between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Steel road plates will be used to safely secure excavated areas at the end of each work shift.

As construction continues, please note that the Woburn Police Department may modify the traffic management plans based on their judgement and expertise. This includes street closures and traffic detours to ensure public safety. Please exercise caution when approaching active work areas to minimize risks to personal safety and to avoid interfering with construction.

Once work in your area is complete, crews will temporarily pave sections of the road. Final restoration activities will occur when the project is complete.

For information specific to Wakefield, please visit the Greater Boston and New Hampshire Solution.

Week of 3/20/23
On Cross Street, between Highland View Ave and Pine Grove Park, one crew will conduct test pits to ascertain the locations of underground utilities and soil conditions ahead of planned work for the 2023 construction season.

Please note that crews are pipe proofing the previously installed duct bank. These activities last several days where crews will be set up at two consecutive cable vault (manhole) locations along Washington Street and Cross Street. Police details will assist with directing traffic.

Daytime, in-street construction activities will occur between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Steel road plates will be used to safely secure excavated areas at the end of each work shift.

As construction continues, the Winchester Police Department may modify the traffic management plans based on their judgement and expertise. This includes street closures and traffic detours to ensure public safety. Please exercise caution when approaching active work areas to minimize risks to personal safety and to avoid interfering with construction.

Once work in your area is complete, crews will temporarily pave sections of the road. Final restoration activities will occur when the project is complete.

Week of 3/20/23
On Lake Avenue, crews are preparing for an HDD crossing of the Horn Pond Culvert. This week crews will begin welding several sections of pipe into one large segment along Arlington Road while another crew prepares to drill a pilot hole. The pilot hole will then be enlarged to a size suitable for the pipe that houses the transmission cable. Once the pilot hole is enlarged and the pipe has been welded into one complete segment, the pipe is pulled through enlarged hole. Work is expected to continue for several weeks. At least one travel lane will be maintained. Seek alternate routes whenever possible.

Daytime construction activity in Woburn will occur between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Steel road plates will be used to safely secure excavated areas at the end of each work shift.

As construction continues, please note that the Woburn Police Department may modify the traffic management plans based on their judgement and expertise. This includes street closures and traffic detours to ensure public safety. Please exercise caution when approaching active work areas to minimize risks to personal safety and to avoid interfering with construction.

Once work in your area is complete, crews will temporarily pave sections of the road. Final restoration activities will occur when the project is complete.