Stratton
Stratton, ME · Traffic & Transit
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Detour begins for Route 127 culvert replacement
MaineDOT’s plan showing the Route 127 culvert replacement. Electronic message boards are alerting motorists that Route 127 in Woolwich will be closing at 6 a.m. Monday July 20 for replacement of a culvert. Maine Department of Transportation officials anticipate the closure could remain in effect until Aug. 4. “They...
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Road closure alert: Prior to July 19 Sunday Stroll, Rockland Fire Dept. to use Main Street for pre-planning operation
On Sunday, July 19, Main Street in Rockland will close to vehicle traffic at 9 a.m., one hour earlier than the usual Sunday Stroll closure. The early closure will allow area fire departments to conduct emergency pre-planning in the downtown district, according to the City of Rockland, in a news release. Firefighters from Rockland, Thomaston, and Camden will position their aerial ladder trucks throughout Main Street to determine the best staging locations for potential emergencies.
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School transportation professionals gather in Augusta with focus on safety
AUGUSTA — Professionals responsible for getting Maine children to and from school safely each day are gathering in Augusta this week for the annual Transportation Safety Conference and Trade Show. Safety is taking center stage at this year’s event, which brings together school transportation directors, drivers, technicians and other...
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Route 11 reopens after crash in Casco
CASCO, Maine (WGME) -- A road in Casco is back open after a crash. Route 11 was closed for several hours Sunday night between North Raymond Road and Webbs Mill Road. The closure affected nearly four miles of roadway. Officials confirmed there was a crash but have not released any...
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Part of Washington Ave. in Portland closes to southbound traffic due to crash involving dump truck
A portion of Washington Avenue in Portland was to southbound traffic Monday afternoon following a three-vehicle crash involving a dump truck. The crash happened Monday afternoon between Ocean Avenue and Rainbow Mall Road, according to NEWS CENTER Maine's Drew Peters, who is at the scene. Just after 2 p.m., state...
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Camden petition seeks public vote on paid parking program
CAMDEN, Maine — Camden’s paid parking program has only been in effect for a short time, but debate over the new system continues to divide residents and business owners. “It’s just an inconvenience. I’d much rather get a ticket,” Christopher Guss said. Some residents said...
NEWS CENTER Maine
New traffic lights installed in Scarborough, Maine
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MaineDOT to work on Route 108 in Peru and Rumford
PERU/ RUMFORD - - From July 13 to July 17, the Maine Department of Transportation (MaineDOT) will close a section of Route 108 for a highway preservation paving project. The project work will include replacing reinforced concrete pipes (RCP) along the project route. According to the release by the MaineDOT,...
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A Reprieve From Bridge Construction in Waterville/Winslow
Construction on the Donald V. Carter Memorial Bridge connecting Waterville and Winslow has been pushed back after the Maine Department of Transportation was unable to obtain needed materials. Work is now expected to begin in late July. During the first phase, the bridge will remain open with two-way traffic in...
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Waterville Considers Paid Parking Downtown
The Waterville City Council is considering whether paid parking downtown could become a new source of revenue for the city. At Tuesday’s meeting, parking and transportation consultant John M. Burke explained how municipalities decide whether paid parking makes sense. Burke, who has worked on similar programs in Maine communities such as Camden, said one key measure is the “85% occupancy rule.” That guideline suggests paid parking may be appropriate when about 85% of parking spaces are regularly filled, leaving about one open space for every seven occupied spots.
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A Reprieve From Bridge Construction in Waterville/Winslow
Construction on the Donald V. Carter Memorial Bridge connecting Waterville and Winslow has been pushed back after the Maine Department of Transportation was unable to obtain needed materials. Work is now expected to begin in late July. During the first phase, the bridge will remain open with two-way traffic in...
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Portland gets $2M to test safety upgrades on ‘high-crash’ corridor
Portland has secured a $2.12 million federal grant to test traffic safety improvements along a high-crash section of Brighton Avenue, with construction expected to start in 2027. The funding, awarded through the Federal Highway Administration’s Safe Streets and Roads for All program, will support a demonstration project between City Hospital...
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Waterville City Council considers downtown paid parking to boost municipal revenue
WATERVILLE — The City Council is considering whether downtown paid parking could become a revenue source for Waterville following a presentation Tuesday by a parking and transportation consultant. Consultant John M. Burke spoke to the council as the city explores new revenue streams. Based in Massachusetts, Burke brings regional...
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Forest Avenue paving in Portland begins July 15
PORTLAND — Starting July 15, the Maine Department of Transportation (MaineDOT) will begin work on Forest Avenue from the Allen Avenue intersection to the Riverside Street intersection in Portland for a highway preservation paving project. The project work will include cold milling of the existing pavement surface, paving of...
The Maine Monitor
Waterville City Council considers downtown paid parking to boost municipal revenue
WATERVILLE — The City Council is considering whether downtown paid parking could become a revenue source for Waterville following a presentation Tuesday by a parking and transportation consultant.
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Skowhegan continues plans to create second bridge over Kennebec River
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All-way stop now in place at Lower Village intersection
A team from MDOT converged on the Lower Village intersection on Tuesday and in about four hours created an all-way stop that has been months, if not years, in the making. New stops and stop ahead signs are now in place on Route 231/Intervale Road. Signage, pavement markings and striping alert drivers on all four approach roads that the intersection is now an all-way stop.