Repairs to some local bridges will begin on Monday.
The Chester Truss Bridge bridge will be closed until friday. Crews will be fixing unreported impacts, resulting in needed repairs. There will be detours, but allow extra time for your commute.
Crews will also be working on the Maine Central Railroad Bridge on 1-95 northbound and the Sebasticook bridge on I-95 south bound. Construction will be from monday through friday starting at 7am. Crews expect to finish the repair work by November 20th.
Bridge Repairs Begin on Monday
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