Next week, underground duct bank construction will continue at the following locations in Beverly:
- -Cabot Street
- —At the intersection with Broadway
- -Hale Street
- —Between Ocean Street and Dane Street
- -East Lothrop Street
- —Between Hale Street and Bisson Street
- —Between East Street and Lawrence Street
- —Between Corning Street and Ray Street
- —Between Parramatta Road and Cross Street
- -Cross Lane
- —Between Spruce Run and Boyles Street
- -Within National Grid’s property on River Street
- -Within National Grid’s property on Boyles Street
In Salem, next week, crews will conduct cleaning of the installed duct bank via the installed manholes on Bridge Street and Waite Street. Alternating two-way traffic may be in place during working hours.
Starting the week of July 22nd, work will begin on the Essex Bridge between Salem and Beverly. During this work, the right-hand northbound lane will be closed between 7:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday. The sidewalk will remain open; crew members will be posted to help conduct pedestrians past the work zone.
At times, work vehicles may need to stage outside of active worksites for traffic management purposes. Currently, Monument Square is among the areas used for staging.
Work hours in Beverly and Salem are from 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM Monday through Friday except where otherwise noted. Please let us know about any upcoming deliveries or special events that we can prepare to assist you with.
Work in the intersection of Cabot Street and Broadway will start at 9:00 AM to accommodate morning traffic.
On upcoming Saturdays, project-related electrical work will take place within National Grid’s property on River Street in Beverly between 8:00 AM and 4:30 PM.
Please note that parking may be limited and/or through-traffic may be detoured on the following streets: Hale, Thorndike, Congress, Wellman, Cabot, East Lothrop, Cross Lane, Parramatta Road, and Broadway in Beverly, and Bridge Street and Waite Street in Salem. Residents will always be able to access their homes and driveways with assistance from police details, crew members, and traffic signage.
At times construction equipment generates noise that will be noticeable to abutters. We thank you for your patience and understanding as we perform these critical infrastructure upgrades.
If you have questions, please feel free to contact a member of our project outreach team by emailing us at info@BeverlyRegionalTransmissionReliabilityProject.com or by calling our project hotline at (833) 238-4743.
*Please note, due to the complexities of underground construction, schedules are subject to change.