March 31 to April 3, 2025
The replacement for the lead line continues in the following areas of the city: Cutler Street, Jefferson Heights & Union St. Please take care if you approach the areas where strong devices are used.
Cutler ST: is reduced to one track, while the private contractor replaces lead service lines. Please be careful when approaching and expect minor delays.
Gage St (Upper): Between Branch St and Main ST, traffic is closed all week, while the Autobahn crew begins with the drainage system in this section of the Gage Street. Local (street) residents are accommodated. All of the other traffic is an alternative route.
Jefferson Heights: is reduced to one track, while the private contractor replaces lead service lines. Please be careful when approaching and expect minor delays.
Union St: is reduced to one track, while the private contractor replaces lead service lines. Please be careful when approaching and expect minor delays.
Townwide: Spring
Downtown Street Feging continues
The water team will work in various areas of the city that carry out the leak detection and maintenance of the valves. This could mean frequent stops and men on the side of the road. Please be careful when approaching these areas.
The next phase of the replacement of Lead Service Line has started. A contractor will work on the following streets on the following streets next week: Cutler St, Jefferson Heights and Union St.
*The list can change at the discretion of the contractor
North Bennington-Spring
The routine maintenance in the entire village comprises street extensions and sidewalks. Please be careful if you approach one of these areas, since men and equipment are located on the edges of the street or on the edges of the street.
State project – roundabout development
[Silk Road / North Bennington Rd / Bennington College / Matteson Rd]
This spring, supply companies will end the relocation of electrical and telecommunications lines before the construction phase of this roundabout.
This requires blocking blocks or restrictions along VT 67A, Silk Road, Matteson Road (Rice Lane) and College Drive with alternating disposable traffic, which are controlled by flagger.
The roundabout contractor then begins with the preparation of the location with additional tree extinguishers and mobilization of large devices and supplies to the project area. This will be several months. The most important construction activities are expected to begin in spring 2025, whereby a forecast completion date of summer 2026 is planned.
All work depends on the weather conditions. Please be careful when entering a construction zone, men and equipment will take place in the travel part of the street.
Memory – winter season is not over yet
** Remember: overnight stays remain in force
The parking ban overnight for all streets in the city of Bennington was put in order on November 15th and remains in force until April 15 between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. There is no parking on the streets overnight. The police will enforce this ban by leaving people who leave unattended vehicles on the street during this time.
Did you know ?
According to the statue of the Vermont State (23 VSA ยง 1126), it is illegal to plow snow or snow bladder from your private property on or via public highways. Please remember to plow from public roads to private entrances and private roads. You cannot plow on a public road. If you do not do this, this can lead to possible fines!