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Construction Update: September 13, 2024

Next week, duct bank construction will continue at the following locations in Beverly:

  • -East Lothrop Street
    • —At the intersection with Hale Street
    • —At the intersection with Bisson Street
    • —Between Bisson Street and East Street
    • —Between Parramatta Road and Cross Street

  • -Cross Lane
    • —Between Spruce Run and Birch Woods Drive

  • -Boyles Street
    • —At the intersection with Cross Lane

  • Within National Grid’s property on River Street

Next week, in advance of cable installation, preparatory work will continue inside the installed manholes on Broadway, Monument Square, and Hale Street. This work does not require any excavation. Traffic may be diverted around the manholes during working hours.

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.

On upcoming Saturdays, project-related electrical work will continue within National Grid’s property on River Street in Beverly between 8:00 AM and 4:30 PM.

At times, work vehicles may need to stage outside of active worksites for traffic management purposes.

Please note that parking may be limited and/or through-traffic may be detoured on the following streets in Beverly: Hale, East Lothrop, Boyles Street, Cross Lane, Parramatta Road, Monument Square and Broadway. 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.